(Shiro) "I Love A Thunderstorm."
(Shiro) "I love a thunderstorm."
autumn / spooky / accepting!

agatha smiles, the corners of her eyes crinkling. " i do, too. " the two stand side by side on the porch, sheltered from the rain by the awning above the front door. her arm is wrapped around shiro and his is wrapped around her as they lean against the other and watch the rain fall and the lightning dance across the sky. agatha sighs in content, resting her head against him. " i especially love watching them with you, shiro. "

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REASONS TO CARRY SOMEONE. ( A PROMPT LIST! )
listen, i'm back home now, i'm thinking about things, and i saw the maxton hall gifset floating around and i was like. yk what. carrying people is elite content, and gdi y'all deserve elite content! as always, DO NOT ADD OR EDIT THIS LIST! and there's a lil spicy addition under the readmore, but i left it there just in case people prefer to have a not-so-spicy version.
[ SLUMBER ]: sender picks up and carries the receiver because they're so sound asleep that they won't easily wake up.
[ INTERCEPT ]: sender picks up and carries the receiver out of the room because they're angry and on the brink of engaging in a fight with someone.
[ ASSIST ]: sender picks up and carries the receiver away for medical attention because they've been injured and can't walk easily.
[ HELP ]: sender picks up and carries the badly wounded receiver as fast as possible to the nearest hospital or the nearest place to administer urgent first-aid.
[ ELATION ]: sender scoops up the receiver and carries them away after a mutual victory, or having just received very good news (or maybe they're both just very happy for some reason!)
[ HOME ]: sender picks up the receiver to carry them over the threshold of their new home.
[ AID ]: sender finds the receiver too weak to move, and scoops them up to carry them to get some help.
[ UP ]: sender finds the receiver and picks them up to carry them a distance after learning they're unable to get up.
[ BAREFOOT ]: the sender picks up the receiver and carries them inside because they're not wearing any shoes.
[ WEARY ]: sender notices the receiver about to fall asleep during a task, and picks them up to carry them to bed so that they can actually sleep properly for once.
[ TWIRL ]: sender catches the receiver in their arms and spins them in a neat twirl just because they want to.
[ HERO ]: sender notices the receiver about to fall from a height, and manages to intervene just in time, catching them before they get hurt.
[ FLASH ]: the sender and receiver are part of a photoshoot, and in order to finish the last of the photos, the sender scoops up the receiver in their arms for the final pose.
[ TRAIN ]: during a training session (for a fight or a performance, dealer's choice!) the sender ends up holding the receiver in their arms during their session together.
[ URGENCY ]: sender carries the receiver away from danger after the receiver is revealed to be unable to move, either due to panic or injury.
[ OUT ]: sender grabs the receiver and lifts them into their arms after noticing them swaying and beginning to lose consciousness.
[ SCREAM ]: sender spots the receiver in a terrified or considerably panicked state, and picks them up to carry them to a less terrifying place to calm down.
[ LAZY ]: sender concedes to receiver's requests for a piggy-back ride home because they don't want to walk anymore, and carries them the rest of the distance home.
[ CAREFUL ]: sender gently lifts the receiver out of their seat and carries them carefully to bed after noticing they fell asleep and not wanting to waken them.
[ HASTE ]: in urgent need of getting to safety as fast as possible, the sender scoops up the receiver and starts running because it's quicker and easier to just carry them than expect them to keep pace.
[ FURTHER ]: sender, during an increasingly passionate make-out session with the receiver, suddenly takes them in their arms and carries them towards the bedroom to continue their evening in private.

she sniffles and quickly wipes her eyes with trembling hands. " i-i d-don't know, i f-forgot. " she manages, trying to come up with some sort of excuse as to why the sign was still flipped to 'open' and the door still unlocked. agatha can't come up with anything other than that and it just makes her feel more terrible. " j-just, um— i-if y-you really want flowers o-or a-a-any of the other plants th-that b-bad, just buy them a-and l-leave the money on the c-counter. " agatha tries to dry her eyes again, but more tears quickly take the place of the ones she wiped away. " y-y-you c-can swing by t-tomorrow for the receipt, i-i'll h-hold onto it. "


it had been pouring down rain, ruining the villain's day out if he was being entirely honest. he was hopping between internet cafes and various hobby shops, hoping to find something new and interesting to play, but nothing seemed to catch his eye. the walk between one store and the next, it had begun to rain. fine, he could handle that enough, but the drizzle soon turned into a downpour and he was getting soaked through. quickly, he found a shop that was unlocked, slipping into it with ease and sticking near the front wall until he heard a voice.
what?

" my bad... " he muttered under his breath, still taking a moment to kick his leg a few times to get the water off of him, his shoes squeaking against the floor as he shuffled in place, " why leave the door unlocked then? " he could have sworn the sign was flipped to open too, but the villain was primarily focused on getting to shelter.
"I'm making apple cider!" - Klein to Soryn
autumn / spooky / accepting!

" oh? " he asks, a hint of fascination in his tone as he approaches klein in the kitchen. soryn peers over his shoulder and down into the crockpot he's working over. the whole apartment smelled like apples and cinnamon, more so right here in the kitchen. " it smells absolutely delicious, klein. " he looks to him with a smile before leaning in to kiss his cheek. " i can't wait to try it. i'm sure it won't even compare to the cider i've bought from the store. "
