RPF - Arashi - 20: Mannaz
Title: Back Home
Fandom: RPF
Characters: Jun
Claim: Arashi
Prompt: 20: Mannaz
Word Count: 141
Universe: Triangle!verse
Rating: PG
Warnings: None, I don't think
Author's Notes: Based in a massive undertaking I started in April for Script Frenzy and attempted to novelize in summerwrite. It didn't happen. However, as I have this world set up, I'm going to play in it. The master list of fics (including the order) is found here. Written for 24_runes. You can find the meanings of the runes here.
Summary: Jun goes home to find everything is different.
The house felt wrong. Quiet, the last few years, had meant that Kangin-sshi was there, and they'd all tried not to get his attention. Jun spent weeks trying to get used to the idea that quiet didn't mean danger.
It wouldn't have been so bad if he'd gone home to the house the man had kidnapped him from, but he didn't know this house, and he barely knew his parents. It took forever to realize that his mother's smile meant she was glad to see him, not that he would end up in a bed.
It was worse with his father, and nothing he did would change that. He wanted to rage that it wasn't fair, but that was as useless as everything else.
He hadn't even been home a year when he slipped out his bedroom window, never to return.
Arashi
Fandom: RPF
Characters: Jun
Claim: Arashi
Prompt: 20: Mannaz
Word Count: 141
Universe: Triangle!verse
Rating: PG
Warnings: None, I don't think
Author's Notes: Based in a massive undertaking I started in April for Script Frenzy and attempted to novelize in summerwrite. It didn't happen. However, as I have this world set up, I'm going to play in it. The master list of fics (including the order) is found here. Written for 24_runes. You can find the meanings of the runes here.
Summary: Jun goes home to find everything is different.
The house felt wrong. Quiet, the last few years, had meant that Kangin-sshi was there, and they'd all tried not to get his attention. Jun spent weeks trying to get used to the idea that quiet didn't mean danger.
It wouldn't have been so bad if he'd gone home to the house the man had kidnapped him from, but he didn't know this house, and he barely knew his parents. It took forever to realize that his mother's smile meant she was glad to see him, not that he would end up in a bed.
It was worse with his father, and nothing he did would change that. He wanted to rage that it wasn't fair, but that was as useless as everything else.
He hadn't even been home a year when he slipped out his bedroom window, never to return.
Arashi