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Dazai presses his ear over Oda’s chest and listens to him speak through the thrum of his heart. Oda's voice is like the rumble of thunder in the distance, a promise of summer rain, clean and warm and safe as bathwater, and Dazai just wants to sink into it, wants to let the water roll over his head and rinse the filth from his body.
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In which Dazai receives a serious wound and goes to Oda to take care of it.
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He's about to swallow down the next spoonful when Dazai turns his head and smirks. “I think we should have sex.”
The curry goes down the wrong pipe, making Oda cough painfully, and he covers his mouth with his hand to avoid spitting his food all over the counter. He swallows, reaches for a napkin to clean up. Swallows again. Looks up to meet Dazai's eyes, who's looking back at him expectantly. “What was that?”
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not because our hearts are large by intimatopia for demonprodigy
Fandoms: 文豪ストレイドッグス | Bungou Stray Dogs
14 Feb 2020
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When we were little we made houses out of cardboard boxes. We can do anything. It's not because our hearts are large, they're not, it's what we struggle with.
Oda has a thing for strays, but Dazai isn't a stray. Dazai's dangerous. It's not an unfair judgement if it's right.
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- Part 1 of author's recs
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A day off from the violence of the Port Mafia can only be spent sleeping in and kissing.
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barefoot on the ground, dancing to our song (i’ve never felt so alive) by teawriter
Fandoms: 文豪ストレイドッグス | Bungou Stray Dogs
30 Dec 2018
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Dazai snorts. “I’m not one of your kids, Odasaku.”
“No,” Oda agrees. “But you’re my friend. I’d like to help you feel better, if you’ll let me.”
”And dancing’s going to make me feel better?”
”That’s up to you, Dazai.”
When Dazai has a bad day, they dance. Because dancing fixes everything.
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Dazai’s armor is white gauze and medical tape, and Oda’s in no position to ask him to lay it down.
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Dazai will take every soft and vulnerable piece of his being with him to his own self-inflicted grave.
Except he doesn’t.
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11 Mar 2020
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SILVER IS A BLESSING ON THIS EARTH
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Time slows down to a crawl when he sees it in Oikawa’s eyes, pupils blown wide with the ecstasy of set point and victory at their fingertips, razor-sharp gaze flickering from the flawless bend of Ushijima’s arm to the side, a few feet to the left.
He sees the horror in the silent parting of Oikawa’s lips a mere heartbeat before he feels the impact that throws him off balance, hears the familiar roar of the crowd distantly ringing in his ears as he fails to save his flubbed landing and his ankle caves in under his weight.
Then silence.
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- Part 1 of stormy waters [an ushioi collection]
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All Oikawa has ever wanted is to be one of Tokyo's top heroes. Unfortunately, he's always been at a disadvantage. He isn't super strong or super fast, he can't fly, and he doesn't have flashy, crowd-pleasing powers like some of his peers. Still, he does the best he can with what he has, and he thinks he's doing just fine.
His agent disagrees.
Oikawa gets roped into a working contract with one of the top five heroes in Tokyo; which, in theory, would be a good way for him to gain popularity.
The problem is the hero he gets stuck with; Valor, aka Ushijima Wakatoshi.
Oikawa already dislikes him on general principle, and meeting him only makes things worse. Oikawa wants nothing more than to work his way through this new contract and get on with his life. He doesn't need Ushijima, of all people, to help him climb the hero ranks. He can do just fine on his own.
Except, as their contract wears on, Oikawa begins to realize that becoming popular isn't what matters most. It isn't about fame, and it isn't about gaining fans. Hero work is about something much more important, and as he spends more time with Ushijima, he learns what being a hero is truly about.
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Ushijima meets Oikawa again in university. It is handled more badly than either would care to admit.
“Maybe,” he murmurs, as the seats in their row are quickly filled up. “If you sit further away from me, the effects of your dense, minimally efficient information absorption rate will be spread evenly around the hall. Maybe your failure to sit further away will be the catalyst to me inevitably failing this class.”
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Devotion, Ushijima Wakatoshi learns, is a two-way street.
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On the first day of university volleyball practice, Oikawa Tooru walks into the gymnasium, sees Ushijima Wakatoshi standing in the middle of the court, immediately turns on his heel and walks back out.
If you can't beat them, join them.
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Oikawa had a list of things that frustrated him about sex with Ushijima Wakatoshi.
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Oikawa is rude and vulgar, Ushijima is offended. Then tequila shots get thrown into the mix, and while their impact is significant, they don't make Oikawa any less rude or vulgar.
Future fic with Oikawa and Ushijima playing on the same university team.
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Complications arising from Ushijima, Iwaizumi and Oikawa all playing on the same university team result in some fights between Ushijima and Oikawa. When they end up stranded alone in the woods for a night, they're forced to work some things out.
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On A Willful Afternoon When I Thought Love Could Choose by Zee for stereosymbiosis
Fandoms: Haikyuu!!
20 Mar 2017
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Ushijima gets stuck in a repeating time loop on the day his university's team must play Oikawa's. Shenanigans ensue.
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After much prodding and persuading from friends, Oikawa reluctantly tries online dating, and gets in his own way almost immediately.
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When the studio had announced that they were trying out “goat yoga,” a new Western thing that was apparently growing in popularity, Oikawa had agreed to teach the class because he thought the idea was stupid but hilarious and something he wanted to see in person. But the pygmy goats weren’t even that cute, and neither was the farmhand tasked with assisting Oikawa with this trainwreck.