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“Come on! No one will be able to see us up here.”
Ochaco allows herself to be dragged over to the ferris wheel, the ride glowing brightly in the gloom as it stands tall over the rest of the carnival. It’s late on a Saturday night and all of Class 1-A had gotten permission to go to the local pop-up fair. The fact Ochaco had invited her wanted criminal of a girlfriend was only permissed by her though. They’re just lucky no one had noticed her slip away to meet up with Himiko before the fireworks show.
The line for the ferris wheel is long but they manage to get the last available seat. Himiko (being Himiko) immediately curled into Ochaco’s side as close as she could while the clearly underpaid ride worker double checked that their bar was secure. In the bright light of the ride Himiko’s yellow eyes seemed to gleam, lips stretched into a wide grin that clearly showed off her fangs. Ochaco doesn’t hesitate to pull her girlfriend into a kiss and run her tongue over those canines, careful not to pierce her tongue on the sharp edges. Usually she’d be more shy but Himiko and her get so little time together that she can’t afford to waste a single second.
“You look really pretty right now,” Himiko says once they part, never one to hold back her thoughts. Despite knowing this about her Ochaco finds herself taken aback each time, cheeks already starting to burn with what she is sure is an obvious blush. “Are you sure I can’t bite you? I don’t have to do it anywhere obvious!”
Rolling her eyes fondly, Ochaco shakes her head. “No biting.” Then at the sight of a pout on Himiko’s face she points up to the sky. They’ve stopped on one of the highest points, a good view of Japan splayed out below while stars gleamed in the sky above. “The show is about to start. You wouldn’t want to miss that, would you?”
“I guess not,” Himiko muttered, pressing her cheek into Ochaco’s shoulder and glancing up as well. In truth it was freezing, high up as they were so late at night. With her girlfriend pressed so close though, Ochaco didn’t feel a thing.
A bang sounded as the show began.