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The first day of becoming any sort of manager for any sort of sports club was always stressful for most people. There was the possibility of the whole team hating you, which terrified you. Then there was the possibility that you’d be of no use and they’d just try to politely, or maybe impolitely, tell you to find a different club. The possibilities were endless, and this seemed like the scariest thing you’ve ever had to be faced with in your young, first year in high school life. One of your friends asked you to join the calligraphy club with her, and another asked you to join the book club, but yet here you stood in the

This is it. Today was the day you were going to finally tie yourself to Sasuke, figuratively, for the rest of yours, and his life. When you first met Sasuke you were just a lowly defector of Iwagakure. You barely knew where you were, where your parents were, who you were supposed to be, where you were supposed to go… The questions you had at that time were endless. Then you stumbled upon Sasuke. Or more so, he and his team stumbled upon your sleeping body. Simply put, Suigetsu thought you were pretty and refused leave you be since he could tell it had been a day or two since you had a proper meal. Juugo and Sasuke were hesitant but

“Ow, ow, ow-” A certain titan shifter whined as you finally stuck the needle through his skin. “Eren, I have to stitch you up or you’ll get infected and your scar will be terrible.” You rebutted but ignored his wiggling pleas to let him go without the stitches. “You’re lucky I’m doing this myself! Levi would kick your ass if we took you to the infirmary and explained why you have this nasty gash down here.” You continued, finally completing one stitch on his torso. One down, many to go. “This isn’t even my fault, Jean started it again. He’s always- Ow! (Y/N).” Ere

(modern!au) What was so scary about the outside world? Everything. There was sickness, there were scary people, there were multiple accidents just waiting to happen, not to mention again, there were scary people and scary places. Maybe you were just shy or maybe you just believed that anything that could go wrong with you leaving your cozy home would go wrong. Your boyfriend however didn’t mind your fear. He had a nice job and you worked from home so it wasn’t like you were just hiding out in your room all day, fully relying on him to take care of you and provide for you. A week prior you went online shopping for a dress. It d

The storms always scared you, from when you were little even up until now. It always made you run to your room, hide in your bed and pull your covers over your ears in order to hopefully drown out the thunder and block out the lightening from shining through your window. Somehow, due to the storms, you ended up at the Katsuki residence, cuddled up to a certain figure skater. Yuuri had his hands placed playfully over your ears in attempt to ‘drown out’ the sounds of the thunder, a light eyesmile on his features. This was one thing you loved about him. He was always trying to make you happy in times he could see that you were othe

“(Y/N)…” “(Y/N)…” The voice repeated itself, but this time it was a bit louder as your consciousness slowly came to you. Other than the soft voice that was attempting to break you out of your deep slumber, the rather obnoxious light that filled the room also tore you out of the beautiful, beautiful sleep you were experiencing curled up next to your boyfriend. “(Y/N).” Erwin persisted and you clenched your eyes closed. You slowly became more aware of your surroundings. Every memory began to flood back to your mind. You never stayed in Erwin’s room over night but the previous night was an

(soulmate!au ; you have your soulmate’s first words on your wrist) You had to admit. The older you got, the less and less the tattoo that was dyed into your wrist meant. And to believe that on your fifteenth birthday you were so excited to finally wake up and see the words that were going to appear on your wrist that you couldn’t sleep the night before. ‘I’m so sorry, he loves water.’ That was what you had arisen to in the morning. Although you had to admit, it could be worse. Much worse. Your friend Azusa, who has yet to find her soul mate has ‘I wouldn’t go in there if I were you.’ tattooed

Where ever Sasuke went, you went. You and the rest of team Hebi always trailed along closely to him. He was the base and the obvious leader of the group so each and every one of you listened to him carefully. The other three ninja on the team came from different places and all had their own stories with Orochimaru, but then there was you. You simply just followed Sasuke and because he deemed you useful, he made you a part of his team. You grew up in Konoha and were around the same age as Sasuke. You moved through the ranks at the same time as he did and you were even put on a team with two other members at the same time as he was. This was

(brief warning: again, language haha) Ever since that fateful meeting with Levi in his office, you could barely stand to see the short, angry corporal himself, let alone Hanji. You knew that it was no accident that you ended up in Hanji’s office and she just happened to ‘walk in’ on such a scene. The more you thought about it, the more you were coming to realize that Hanji probably set you and him up for something of the likes. You were positive she was just trying to test whether your feelings towards him was natural sexual frustration, attraction towards the corporal himself or actual jealousy and  anger, but at this poin

Rin Matsuoka has one good luck charm. Some athletes have lucky socks or a lucky bracelet. Then there are the athletes who believe that their significant other brings them good luck. A certain Samezuka red headed swimmer fell right into that category and you were his good luck charm. It was really cheesy and he didn’t really like to admit it, but a small kiss on the lips from you before he would practice, or hearing your voice cheering for him in the stands in his mind would be just what he needed in order to win, so of course, you more than happily supported him at all of his practices and his swim competitions. His teammates were ful