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"Are you courting me?"
Reo's brow crinkles, just barely, to indicate his astonishment. His recovery is remarkably swift as he tucks a stray lock of hair behind one ear; perhaps he hoped it would be charming. Seijuuro despairs to realize that it is.
"As a matter of fact I am. Do you mind?"
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In thirty minutes, Alhaitham is going to be home, and Kaveh needs to be able to be his most composed self for the inevitable confrontation that will happen the second his roommate is through the door.
Actually— no, scratch that.
Why live through the confrontation at all when he could move out right the fuck now? If he starts packing this very second he can at least take a bag for some of his clothes and another for his most important tools. Right? Right.
Kaveh accidentally ends a phone call with “I love you.” Alhaitham… deals with it.
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“You’re doing it to make me jealous.”
Lohen raises his eyebrows like he’s intrigued by Varka’s accusation.
“Am I?” He chuckles, amused.
Lohen baits. Varka bites.
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Lion's Den by MiChiAzalie
Fandoms: Fate/EXTRA, Fate/Grand Order, Fate/stay night & Related Fandoms
03 May 2024
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Born as a female omega, Hakuno has never led an easy life. Heat suppressants have lost their state-funded coverage now, meaning she could no longer afford them, and to make matters worse her very recently-engaged roommate was about to move out from their apartment roughly around the same week Hakuno's heat was supposed to come, leaving her with very few options to choose from.
Without hormonal suppressants to rely on and with her heat just about to hit her in a matter of days, a desperate and out-of-options Hakuno decided to resort to a sketchy alpha-omega matchmaking agency in a last-ditch effort to find someone to spend her heat with.
However, she will soon find out that she might have willingly walked herself into a lion’s den.
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Wriothesley has no intention of signing up to the letter exchange program. Why would anyone want to write to a criminal? No doubt they probably have some ulterior motive he's not interested in furthering. But somehow in the process of avoiding one of the guards, he finds himself filling out the paperwork.
Alhaitham is signed up to the letter exchange program by his grandmother. Inmate or not, she believes any practice at social interaction is better than no practice. Alhaitham figures they'll just exchange a few letters and then contact will dwindle until it stops completely, as penpals often do.
That the letters are the start to a deep friendship is a surprise to them both.