I'll have you know that I read through each of the warnings carefully and decided to read this because I love the smell of miscommunication in fics.
This really reminded me of Aiba and Sho's trip to Chiba, except that there's a resthouse manned by a hot dorito which makes it all better. I love how Sho's mom isn't set aside to make way for the Sakumoto, that she's actually a big factor on why it worked. I'm always here for parents who are totally accepting of their children.
I love love Aiba and his crop tops and his way of cheering SJ on, and I love all of Jun's idiot friends (Ohno, Toma, Shun, even Nagase lmao). I'm glad Sho and Jun found it in them to trust one another, especially Sho—he's been through a lot, but thankfully, the hot dorito is there to accept him for how he is.
This was a good distraction from all the things I should be doing, so thank you for sharing! :D
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Date: 2017-09-10 12:20 pm (UTC)This really reminded me of Aiba and Sho's trip to Chiba, except that there's a resthouse manned by a hot dorito which makes it all better. I love how Sho's mom isn't set aside to make way for the Sakumoto, that she's actually a big factor on why it worked. I'm always here for parents who are totally accepting of their children.
I love love Aiba and his crop tops and his way of cheering SJ on, and I love all of Jun's idiot friends (Ohno, Toma, Shun, even Nagase lmao). I'm glad Sho and Jun found it in them to trust one another, especially Sho—he's been through a lot, but thankfully, the hot dorito is there to accept him for how he is.
This was a good distraction from all the things I should be doing, so thank you for sharing! :D