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Yamaguchi Tadashi begins to experiment with his appearance. This drives Tsukishima Kei absolutely insane.
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Tsukishima is so exasperated by the other blondes on his team, one of which looks like a tennis ball and the other an angry bird.
Yamaguchi, being his usual amazing self, has of course made friends with said tennis ball and angry bird, much to Tsukishima's disappointment.-
That one post timeskip fic where Yamaguchi is a little shit and also an angel, or maybe he's just good with bad personalities.
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Yamaguchi, whilst asleep, makes a content sigh as his face buries itself closer up Tsukishima's shoulder. His eyebrow twitches and Tsukishima just stares. Stares at every feature that he's never been able to stare at, not with this much freedom. The pattern of freckles dusted over his features, the way his mouth is slightly agape, soft, little breaths coming out— those lips and that freckle on his top lip.
"Cute…" Tsukishima blurts, his ears immediately heat up, definitely red. He's never been— careless with his words. He's practiced, precise with what he says, how he says it, and when he says it. Blurting things out is Yamaguchi's sort of thing.
Yamaguchi's developed a habit of sleeping on Tsukishima, and Tsukishima's developed a habit of blurting out his thoughts when Yamaguchi falls asleep.
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Tsukkiyama fluff one-shots. I accept requests slash suggestions😋 but dont be weird ab it
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They're 25 and just starting to make their headway out into the world. The roughest edges of themselves have been smoothed away from the early years of turmoil and stumbling youth; they're happy in their small apartment with its peeling paint and drafty windows. They don't need much more than money for train fare and tuition and food and the warmth of the other by their side.
They’re 25 when the call comes and they leave for Miyagi from their Tokyo apartment, and Tadashi realizes that maybe, there was so much more to work for, to want.
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- Part 1 of Rivers and Roads