You enter a blind folded cake decorating contest. One of you has their hands tied behind their back but can see the table. The other is seated behind them with their arms in front of the other. The one that is not blindfolded has to guide the other in decorating the cake in front of them. Whichever teams cake looks the best wins.
Warning: Angst
Lucifer
He’s going to be guiding you
He’s a perfectionist so except exact directions to ingredients
He won’t tolerate a mess
But might chuckle internally at you struggling to keep things neat
You win of course
Later is a bit disappointed that you two didn’t play around more during the contest.
person aandperson b are in the bed, and are suppose to be sleeping but person a had a different idea. when person b is fast asleep, person a slept too, however, after sliding an engagement ring onto person b’s finger. now, person a wonders about how person b would react, either:
→ the moment person b wakes up, they noticed the ring straight away and aggressively slaps person a awake, demanding an explanation.
or
→person b never noticed it, for a long time: even after person a tried to slip in some hints; until person a had enough and straight up told person b about it.
mental illness sucks and the only way for person a to calm it down is to listen to music: on the highest volume; to drown deep inside the soft hums and well-thought lyrics. whats weird is that person a is also clumsy and theyre very surprised that they never bump into anything whenever theyre lost in the music. well, until they bumped into a street lamp. a visible, throbbing bump on their head and then, they meet their soulmate: person b, who rushes over to person a asking if they want to come over so they can treat it. of course, stunned by person b’s beauty and kindness: person a delightfully nods until they remember how much pain it did to move it because of the bump; and yet, it doesnt really hurt due to the soft giggles from person b.
person b asks their older sibling to teach them sign language because there’s a new kid in their class who is deaf (person a) and person b really wants to be their friend. years later, person b’s sibling sees person b sign ‘i do.’
