[FIC] paper lives. g. akame gen. 204 words.
Title: Paper Lives
Group(s): KAT-TUN
Rating: G
Word Count: 204 words
Pairing/Genre: Kame & Jin-centric gen.
Summary: It's 204 words, just read it already.
Notes: Written in haste and lamenting my inability to start my kizuna_exchange fic on time. It has been turned into a podfic by my very dear friend, adistantsun, available here.
Kame's life is kept in a diary.
Jin's life is kept on a bar napkin.
Kame carries his diary in his pocket so he can take it everywhere.
Jin spills rum and Coke on his napkin and laughs.
When Kame's plans change, he whites out the original entry and writes over it.
When Jin's plans change, he steals the napkin from under a friend's drink and starts again.
Kame is never late, because he studies his plans for the day every morning over breakfast.
Jin is always late, because his napkin fell under the table and he didn't bother to retrieve it.
If Kame didn't have his diary, he wouldn't know who he was meant to be.
If Jin didn't have his napkin, he would make it up as he went along.
Kame buys Jin a diary, writes down KAT-TUN's work plans and tells Jin to update it.
Jin sticks a napkin to Kame's forehead, grins lopsidedly and tells Kame to relax.
An up-to-date diary is honest and reliable, but heavy and restrictive.
A napkin is flimsy and constantly changing, but freeing in its spontaneity.
Kame makes sure Jin doesn't forget where he's going.
Jin makes sure Kame doesn't forget where he could go.
Group(s): KAT-TUN
Rating: G
Word Count: 204 words
Pairing/Genre: Kame & Jin-centric gen.
Summary: It's 204 words, just read it already.
Notes: Written in haste and lamenting my inability to start my kizuna_exchange fic on time. It has been turned into a podfic by my very dear friend, adistantsun, available here.
Kame's life is kept in a diary.
Jin's life is kept on a bar napkin.
Kame carries his diary in his pocket so he can take it everywhere.
Jin spills rum and Coke on his napkin and laughs.
When Kame's plans change, he whites out the original entry and writes over it.
When Jin's plans change, he steals the napkin from under a friend's drink and starts again.
Kame is never late, because he studies his plans for the day every morning over breakfast.
Jin is always late, because his napkin fell under the table and he didn't bother to retrieve it.
If Kame didn't have his diary, he wouldn't know who he was meant to be.
If Jin didn't have his napkin, he would make it up as he went along.
Kame buys Jin a diary, writes down KAT-TUN's work plans and tells Jin to update it.
Jin sticks a napkin to Kame's forehead, grins lopsidedly and tells Kame to relax.
An up-to-date diary is honest and reliable, but heavy and restrictive.
A napkin is flimsy and constantly changing, but freeing in its spontaneity.
Kame makes sure Jin doesn't forget where he's going.
Jin makes sure Kame doesn't forget where he could go.