sm_monthly Sept 20 theme
I blame Detroit Metal City for writing this. I suppose that makes this Krauser's super special hijacking my writing technique. And PGSM 39.
Title: Met in the Industry
Author: purplekitte
Medium: Fanfic
Theme: Pairing-a-day--Ikuko/Kenji
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Version: PGSM
Rating: PG
“Hey Ikuko, this is Tsukino Kenji. He’s--”
“A part-timer. My day job is at a good company.” Women like stability and a regular paycheck. “I only ended up here while trying out as a relaxing pop singer when I was in college.” No sense being boring but under absolutely no circumstances was he going to admit to his accidental secret second life as a death metal rocker.
“I’m… an OL.” Men like traditional, Yamato Nadeshiko-style women. A housewife, not a wild woman in the music industry. She suripticiously tried to tug her skirt below her knees.
Saitou Sugao looked back and forth between them. I have nothing to say here because clearly I’ve never met either of you people.”
“How do you feel about commitment?” They continued the script of what the Japanese everyman and -woman was supposed to want and they suddenly really did too.
“Let’s get married.”
Title: Met in the Industry
Author: purplekitte
Medium: Fanfic
Theme: Pairing-a-day--Ikuko/Kenji
Genre: Romance, Comedy
Version: PGSM
Rating: PG
“Hey Ikuko, this is Tsukino Kenji. He’s--”
“A part-timer. My day job is at a good company.” Women like stability and a regular paycheck. “I only ended up here while trying out as a relaxing pop singer when I was in college.” No sense being boring but under absolutely no circumstances was he going to admit to his accidental secret second life as a death metal rocker.
“I’m… an OL.” Men like traditional, Yamato Nadeshiko-style women. A housewife, not a wild woman in the music industry. She suripticiously tried to tug her skirt below her knees.
Saitou Sugao looked back and forth between them. I have nothing to say here because clearly I’ve never met either of you people.”
“How do you feel about commitment?” They continued the script of what the Japanese everyman and -woman was supposed to want and they suddenly really did too.
“Let’s get married.”