[Drabble] Not a good idea.
Not a good idea. (No, it's a great idea!)
Kisumai - implied!Fujigaya/Mannequin (no rly)
122 words, PG, Shihaha AU (8DDDD)
Fujigaya isn't doing his job. His coworkers take note of this.
Drowning in Kissyfic/Fic2 hysterics, watching Shihaha PV because omg new favorite PV, whee. Written with tottchupi (tbh, she wrote a bit over half of it (tiny thing that it is) but said I should post it, so.)
"Dear diary..." Kitayama wrote on his chart, "today, Taisuke is making out with a mannequin."
"Welp ^0^;;" Tamamori wrote in his own notes, "Taipi is at it again."
Senga held his pen over the clipboard, but decided it would be wiser not to comment on Fujigaya's current escapades.
"wtf groce" is all Nika had to say on the matter.
Yokoo's notes consist of a neatly-drawn ellipsis.
"Well!" Miyata's notes cheerfully started, "At least he's not kissing the test subjects anymore."
Fujigaya gathered the notes for examination later and couldn't for the life of him understand why they were all commenting on his personal experiment, as opposed to the ones they were supposed to be running. "This is why we always have inconclusive data!"
Kisumai - implied!Fujigaya/Mannequin (no rly)
122 words, PG, Shihaha AU (8DDDD)
Fujigaya isn't doing his job. His coworkers take note of this.
Drowning in Kissyfic/Fic2 hysterics, watching Shihaha PV because omg new favorite PV, whee. Written with tottchupi (tbh, she wrote a bit over half of it (tiny thing that it is) but said I should post it, so.)
"Dear diary..." Kitayama wrote on his chart, "today, Taisuke is making out with a mannequin."
"Welp ^0^;;" Tamamori wrote in his own notes, "Taipi is at it again."
Senga held his pen over the clipboard, but decided it would be wiser not to comment on Fujigaya's current escapades.
"wtf groce" is all Nika had to say on the matter.
Yokoo's notes consist of a neatly-drawn ellipsis.
"Well!" Miyata's notes cheerfully started, "At least he's not kissing the test subjects anymore."
Fujigaya gathered the notes for examination later and couldn't for the life of him understand why they were all commenting on his personal experiment, as opposed to the ones they were supposed to be running. "This is why we always have inconclusive data!"