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Kuroko: How long have you been sleeping with Takao-kun?
Midorima: That’s disgusting. And wrong. I’ve never had sex with anyone, anywhere. It’s none of your… you have the nerve, the audacity… Takao is my partner, technically, and he is terrible, face-wise. And how… how… do I know, frankly, that you’re not sleeping with him? Maybe you are. Maybe you’re trying to throw me off. Hmm? Check and mate! This is an outrage! Who do I call?

If you’re still doing that adorable ship meme from a few days ago, I would love to request MidoTaka! And also AkaMibu, if you feel like it. :D

littlemissmoony:

Oh, I certainly am, dear! Also, thank you so much for blessing me
with these two pairings in particular (I get to write about my sons!), you’re a sweetheart! I AM SO READY FOR THIS.

Note: Some of the questions involve scenarios in which the characters are expected to be of legal age, so I’ve answered accordingly (in answers that involve alcohol, driving, etc., the boys are adults).

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OOOOOH jenny doing an askmeme/excited! akafuri ofcourse. you can choose the setting the timeline anything but title is “If this was your last day” cliche I know but I am testing you to not write angst with such an angsty title.

whitecometofakagi:

Kuroko no Basuke | one-shot | g/pg | Akashi x Furihata

He’s the top ranked high school point guard in Japan. So it’s only natural that everyone wants to know if Akashi Seijuro will continue to play basketball after high school. He’s only at the end of his second year, and yet he continues to hear this same tired question from his teammates, his coach at Rakuzan, his old friends from Teiko, and, of course, the media. But Akashi’s answer remains firm – basketball ends at the end of his third year. After that, he will focus his time on studying to become the next CEO of the Akashi Corporation.  

He says it confidently, without hesitation. But Furihata Kouki suspects that there’s more going on in Akashi’s head than he cares to admit. So he decides to pose a new question. Instead of asking Akashi if he wishes to continue play basketball in college or professionally – a question Akashi seems to have a pre-prepared answer to – he tries a new question: “If this was your last day of basketball, how would you feel?” 

Sure enough, Akashi is taken aback by this new way of looking at his life and his choices. He is being forced to think about the future not as a faraway thing that is already set in stone, but, rather, to look at it through the lens of his present emotions. Thus begins a conversation that will force Akashi to confront his true feelings about graduation, his ambitions, and his dreams, and could potentially change his life forever. 

Give me a made-up fic title and I’ll tell you what I’d write to go with it