[oneshot] paloma

[bokunostation]

title: paloma
rating: g
pairing: yamazaki kento / tsuchiya tao
genre: holla magical realism, i watch too many ghibli shit i swear
disclaimer: purely fiction. any coincidences with things in real life, dead or alive, coincidental or not, are for fictional
summary: To a boy she met in the forest, she was everything he wanted to keep from the evil of

Comments

[morohoshi]

Now that she's not around, the forest feels too loud and too big for him.

YOU CANT MAKE ME FALL IN LOVE WITH THEM AND THEN DROP A BOMB LIKE THIS WHAT THE FUCK

[bokunostation]

MUHAHA THIS MY SIGNATURE MOVE

[morohoshi]

No one expects to know what love really feels like until one experiences it for themselves. The girls at school talked about having crushes all the time but Tao never understood what they meant. She couldn't see love from under the roof she was in.

i’m already crying shit

Then again, Tao never really knew what kind of love existed, other than the one Grandmother showed to her.

im no words

[morohoshi]

She'd spend her time doodling or dancing or talking to plants. Grandmother used to comment on her habit - "don't let people see you talking to flowers, nobody likes a crazy girl" - so Tao hid in her shell even further.

i don’t care if she’s 70 i will hurt this grandma for hurting tao

TAO WHO IS INNOCENT TAO WHO WOULD HAVE AT LEAST KNOWN WHAT LOVE IS IF ONLY HER MOM WAS ALIVE

[morohoshi]

Tao dared herself to look up. The boy's voice was gentle, like daisies and sunflowers in early spring. His eyes were sort of cold and unwelcoming but his voice betrayed his defensive stance.

EEEEEEK

[morohoshi]

eek is a reaction i never thought i’d use bc i only see it in mangas but it seems such an appropriate to say at this time

[morohoshi]

He listened to every word she had to say, offering her a cold bottle of Ramune in between to let her catch her breath.

he listened to every word she had to say

I CANT STRESS HOW IMPORTANT THIS MUST BE FOR TAO WHO DOESNT HAVE ANYONE TO TALK TO

kento’s warmth and attentiveness compared to his grandmother’s cold demeanor and lack of interest in her