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).
I’ll put this under a cut, since the post is rather long. Here I go!
Tag: mibuchi reo
Just A Taste: KnB Fic (AkaFuri)
You can also read this fic on Ao3.
A shamefully
late fic for @cerberosthehellguard, for the AkaFuri Secret Valentine exchange. Thanks so much for being so
patient with me, dear Niri! ❤️Rating: PG (kissing)
Word Count:
8,000Warnings: Toothache-inducing
couple. Poetry quotes, because nerds. Demisexual character. Tons of references
to Japanese traditions for Valentine’s Day. Mild angst, because this will
eventually be part of a larger story that spans decades. (… I have a problem. OTL)Summary: For their first Valentine’s Day together, Furihata makes Akashi a batch of homemade chocolate. Akashi decides to reciprocate—and comes to a few realizations in the process.
A/N: Dear Niri, I
am so sorry your gift is so late! These last several months were hard for me,
but way more importantly, I wanted to make sure to give you the best gift I could. Which
meant that the idea for your fic somehow evolved into a gigantic project that’s
WAY bigger than anything I can finish this summer. OTL (It’s also full of
spoilers for things that happen in The Fast Train to Kyoto and its sequels.) So
instead, here’s the first fluffy chapter of that fic, which is also a
standalone story. And I’m going to return to this after I finish the
other AkaFuri fics I’ve told you about!Anyway, I really hope
you like it, since you’re one of my favorite readers in the universe, and
an awesome friend. (I felt so lucky when I found out I would be writing for
you!) Your messages always brighten my day, so I hope this story brightens
yours. ❤
The first year, Furihata almost burned down his family’s
kitchen.He should have known, he thought grimly, as he
surveyed the charred mess of chocolate swirled with fire extinguisher foam. He
wasn’t a bad cook, most of the time. In fact, he was probably the best in his
family, next to his mom.But whenever Furihata attempted to make
something for Akashi Seijuurou, it always turned into some bizarre disaster.
Probably because he was trying way too hard. Psyching himself out. The usual dumb
crap.Not that he could help it, really. Feeling some
pressure was kind of inevitable, when you were dating a guy like Akashi.