Sohmasnake

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        “  YOU certainly know how to make me feel better.”     He was JUST finishing up this sleeve for a NEW dress that was in the works. They’ve been WORKING for what seemed like days ( – though it’s only been six hours ) STILL – a break was CERTAINLY needed. While finger tips felt  like the needles he was working with, lightly clenching them into slight fists and JOLTING at the pain. PERHAPS working too much was resulting into hands beginning to cramp – let alone the amount of times he naturally pinned himself  — NEVER gets old. Walking over toward the table, he sat down against the cushion of the sofa and sighed out.   “ Oo! White tea — SUCH tea is appreciated for it’s SUBTLETY, complexity, and natural sweetness. Of course, this compliments our PERFECT skin, doesn’t it?”  VERY good choice on her end.

“I should hope so after all this time!” She lets out a soft chuckle, pouring each of them a cup before taking a seat beside the other. There’s a sigh of relief as she takes a a sip of her own tea, snuggling up close to Ayame. Perhaps she was a bit of a hypocrite for always getting on the other for his long hours of work, after all she herself had an unhealthy habit of not sleeping until a project was finished, but she only did it because she cared. “Why yes~! Though I must say your skin looks much better than mine! Have you been using the tea-tree oil infused facewash I got last week?”

@hatori-sohma || STARTER CALL

“I really do insist that you take a break, even if it’s just for a moment. I swear you’re just as bad as Ayame...” It’s as though she’s stepping from one organized chaos to another, although instead of the scent of flowers and fabric she’s met with tobacco and whiskey. 

Hi Mine-san! When did you first meet Ayame-san?

“How did Aya-chan and I meet? Well...”

//Hey there, anon! If you don’t mind I’m going to take over this question. Unfortunately Mine is one of those characters that didn’t really get a real chance to shine imho. There’s so much that goes into her besides being Ayame’s seamstress/beau. I’m incredibly fond of them meeting at a fashion show, class, what have you--- but if I’m being honest my personal headcanon is that Ayame met Mine at one of her previous jobs. Ayame is very honest about the nature of some of his clientele, so I can totally envision him being the go-to guy for cute and functional outfits for escorts/strippers/showgirls. I like to imagine that Mine has had a few questionable job titles in the past and being a showgirl is one of them. Imagine Ayame wondering why less and less of the girls are buying outfits, goes in to check on things, and boom. The girls are there and dressed to the nine’s but even though they look great, that certainly isn’t his work. Finds out that the girls are buying hand-tailored outfits from a fellow showgirl (Mine) who is doing so to make a few extra bucks on the side and to pay for materials to work on her own projects. She’s protective of her girls and wants them to feel the most comfortable and gorgeous when they perform. Ayame recognizes talent when he sees it and offers Mine a job to be his little helper. I like the idea of Ayame inviting her to work at his shop when it first opens, but I’m also so very partial to the thought of Mine being one of the powerhouses behind helping Ayame achieve his dream. Long story short, I think Ayame saw some of her work, began to spend more time with her, and after a while fell in love. I love them SO MUCH.  

;;sometimes if I’m feeling down I remember how Ayame always gets down on his knees and puts on Mine’s shoes before they head out without ever even being asked and I??? cry 5ever???

;;going to add things to my queue and ahhhh I love looking at all this cute fashion.

asa-sohma

       “I wouldn’t say they’re healthy or make a good meal but-” Asa leaned forward, holding her hand out for some of Mine’s dark chocolate-covered espresso beans.

“They add a little pep to your step~!” She gathers up another fistful before sprinkling some into the palm of the other’s hand. “Though I suppose it may fall short of being an actual meal.”