AmToria drabble
Pairing: AmToria
Rating: G
Word count: 309
A/N: I was pretty hyped on f(x) before they even debuted and the stories that circled around them were pretty entertaining. But there was this one story about Amber and Victoria hanging out in the town until there had been too many people around them and Amber had pulled Victoria away from the mob, that I found pretty... inspiring? XD Anyhow, first try at females and this was pre-debut! I had no idea about their personalities, so no flames, please? :D
Another camera flashed, and she had enough. Grabbing the other’s hand, she quickly led them through another street and into a small shop. All kinds of jewellery and other accessories decorated the cabinets against the walls. The old woman by the cash register glanced up at the before returning her attention back to her knitting.
“You know, you have to get used to the attention at some point.” Victoria threw an amused look at her before turning her attention to the necklaces in the cabinet next to her.
Amber shrugged and stuffed her hands in her pockets. “Yeah, but it’s crazy. We haven’t even debuted yet and people are still chasing us like we’re SNSD or something.” The old lady gave her a weird look. “I just wanted a nice day out with just the two of us”, she muttered.
Victoria gave a small smile and took her hand gently. “Don’t worry, it’s fine.” She giggled. “It’s like having a boyfriend, almost.”
Amber fought down the blush threatening to cover her face, but the silly grin wouldn’t go away. She stayed quiet and walked behind Victoria as she looked at the various things.
It was when they went to pay for their matching armbands that the old woman looked up at them, eyeing them both from head to toe. Her eyes froze at Amber’s chest, and the girl squirmed slightly as the woman’s eyes widened. Victoria noticed the exchange and quickly paid for them and they left fast enough for it not to be rude.
They didn’t stop walking until they reached a café and sat down in a more secluded area, where not a lot of people sat. They were quiet for a while.
“Well, I guess that wasn’t something new”, Amber sighed.
Victoria giggled and held her hand under the table, the armbands glistening on their wrists.
Rating: G
Word count: 309
A/N: I was pretty hyped on f(x) before they even debuted and the stories that circled around them were pretty entertaining. But there was this one story about Amber and Victoria hanging out in the town until there had been too many people around them and Amber had pulled Victoria away from the mob, that I found pretty... inspiring? XD Anyhow, first try at females and this was pre-debut! I had no idea about their personalities, so no flames, please? :D
Another camera flashed, and she had enough. Grabbing the other’s hand, she quickly led them through another street and into a small shop. All kinds of jewellery and other accessories decorated the cabinets against the walls. The old woman by the cash register glanced up at the before returning her attention back to her knitting.
“You know, you have to get used to the attention at some point.” Victoria threw an amused look at her before turning her attention to the necklaces in the cabinet next to her.
Amber shrugged and stuffed her hands in her pockets. “Yeah, but it’s crazy. We haven’t even debuted yet and people are still chasing us like we’re SNSD or something.” The old lady gave her a weird look. “I just wanted a nice day out with just the two of us”, she muttered.
Victoria gave a small smile and took her hand gently. “Don’t worry, it’s fine.” She giggled. “It’s like having a boyfriend, almost.”
Amber fought down the blush threatening to cover her face, but the silly grin wouldn’t go away. She stayed quiet and walked behind Victoria as she looked at the various things.
It was when they went to pay for their matching armbands that the old woman looked up at them, eyeing them both from head to toe. Her eyes froze at Amber’s chest, and the girl squirmed slightly as the woman’s eyes widened. Victoria noticed the exchange and quickly paid for them and they left fast enough for it not to be rude.
They didn’t stop walking until they reached a café and sat down in a more secluded area, where not a lot of people sat. They were quiet for a while.
“Well, I guess that wasn’t something new”, Amber sighed.
Victoria giggled and held her hand under the table, the armbands glistening on their wrists.