Keqing-addict - Jayden

Beth and Rio would 100% be into gun play

More Jess play time pls

Beth reacting to Rio throughout season two. — (season one)

Duncan meets Courtney in the third week of freshman year.

He managed to skip the first two weeks until his dad caught him, and after one of the worst lectures he's ever been given, Duncan drags himself to school on the third Monday. He shows up ten minutes late to his English class, and all the seats in the back are already taken. It's a punishment he should've seen coming, and the teacher, Ms. O'Halloran, tells him with a wink that he can sit in the front, where she can keep an eye on him.

There's a girl sitting there already, fine brown hair falling an inch or two below her chin. Her notebook is open on the desk, her handwriting so neat it looks like it was typed, and her hands are politely clasped in front of her.

At that moment, Duncan decides he's not going to survive this class.

He trudges over to the empty seat beside her- her possessions take up exactly fifty percent of the desk, it seems- and slings his backpack underneath the table. He has maybe half a notebook and two pencils in there from last year. The girl doesn't make eye contact with him, jotting down notes as Ms. O'Halloran explains what they'll be studying for the next hour.

Duncan pays not an iota of attention, instead stealing glances at the girl beside him. She's too engrossed in what their teacher's saying to notice. Her eyes are brown, focused. He sees smatterings of freckles across the bridge of her nose and her cheekbones. There's a beauty mark or two below her jawline, nearly hidden by her hair. So she's organised, and pretty. He seriously doubts they'll ever speak.

When he looks down at her textbooks, stacked in a well proportioned manner on the corner of the desk, he sees a label. Courtney Reyes. He swears he's heard the name Reyes before.

He spends the rest of class giving himself temporary tattoos with a ballpoint pen he found in the lining of his bag. When the bell rings, he grabs his things and heads for the door. It's lunch period, and with everyone rushing out the door he manages to bump into the girl. She drops her books, and before Duncan can apologise she's scowling at him from beneath her perfectly combed bangs.

"God, do you mind?"

He blinks. It's not what he was expecting at all, and it's not like he did it on purpose, but she's pissed and looks like she's expecting a response. An apology, probably.

"I'm so sorry your highness," he says dramatically, "is the damsel's escort off duty today? Not used to carrying her own books?"

Too bad.

The shock on her face is gone nearly as fast as it came, and the next thing Duncan knows she's muttering "neanderthal" and walking briskly out the door. She throws a dirty look at Duncan over her shoulder as she leaves, and something about the disdainful look in her eye does funny things to his heart.

He decides that maybe English isn't an entirely useless subject, and it wouldn't kill him to be on time every once in a while.

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