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A Hot Drink
Apr. 26th, 2019 08:00 amWord Count: 1,677
Summary: Hot tea or coffee is usually more than enough to help them greet the morning, and sometimes it even serves as a catalyst for the host of playful shenanigans that have become amusingly commonplace between them.
*Author’s Note*: I’ve been wanting to write something like this for forever but I just never got around to it. Now I finally have! It kind of trailed off into…something I didn’t expect in the end, with Nova getting pissy over nothing, but…I kind of liked how it played out, idk, if that’s what came out while I was writing it I felt like it was just natural and good enough to leave it. So this fic kind of veers off halfway through into something I wasn’t anticipating, and I’m sorry for that, but I still think it’s sweet and good. I miss writing things for me and Saruhiko T^T hopefully I’ll have more ideas and time to do that soon, but until then here’s this humble offering. I hope you enjoy!
When she’d first started working for this distinguished supernatural police force, mornings were practically always hectic and wild. The flow was hard to keep up with as people bobbed and weaved and dashed through the halls, all rushing to get to their respective stations on time. Sometimes, things still turned out that way, especially when emergencies arose. But her experience had also exponentially settled and improved, and she could attribute most of that improvement to one simple individual. First of all, even when he was stressed, he usually did his best to conceal it. Even if you could see the agitation and exhaustion in his eyes, he never wavered in his pace, and completed every assignment he was tasked with on time, if not a little sooner. That disciplined nature of his helped influence her own routine, as well as the fact that he was her primary superior. She learned quickly that if she didn’t answer to him in the manner he expected, she was sure to face a barrage of consequences that she swiftly became eager to avoid at all costs.
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Summary: Hot tea or coffee is usually more than enough to help them greet the morning, and sometimes it even serves as a catalyst for the host of playful shenanigans that have become amusingly commonplace between them.
*Author’s Note*: I’ve been wanting to write something like this for forever but I just never got around to it. Now I finally have! It kind of trailed off into…something I didn’t expect in the end, with Nova getting pissy over nothing, but…I kind of liked how it played out, idk, if that’s what came out while I was writing it I felt like it was just natural and good enough to leave it. So this fic kind of veers off halfway through into something I wasn’t anticipating, and I’m sorry for that, but I still think it’s sweet and good. I miss writing things for me and Saruhiko T^T hopefully I’ll have more ideas and time to do that soon, but until then here’s this humble offering. I hope you enjoy!
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When she’d first started working for this distinguished supernatural police force, mornings were practically always hectic and wild. The flow was hard to keep up with as people bobbed and weaved and dashed through the halls, all rushing to get to their respective stations on time. Sometimes, things still turned out that way, especially when emergencies arose. But her experience had also exponentially settled and improved, and she could attribute most of that improvement to one simple individual. First of all, even when he was stressed, he usually did his best to conceal it. Even if you could see the agitation and exhaustion in his eyes, he never wavered in his pace, and completed every assignment he was tasked with on time, if not a little sooner. That disciplined nature of his helped influence her own routine, as well as the fact that he was her primary superior. She learned quickly that if she didn’t answer to him in the manner he expected, she was sure to face a barrage of consequences that she swiftly became eager to avoid at all costs.
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