•This is Real• [Diabolik Lovers × Male! OC]

Chapter 69: ROBIN LAID AN EGG

Upload schedule? What schedule?

MORE FLUFF DAMMIT

Part 2~

After making myself a rather large cup of coffee, which I don't usually drink by the way, I trudge back to my room to change into nicer clothes.

I somewhat convinced everyone to wear something nice for when we opened presents. Well most of them were onboard, besides my three bodyguards and Yuma anyways...

I'd originally wanted to just wear the suit Reiji loaned me for the ball that Karlheinz had organized before but...

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Lets just say Kou enjoys playing dress up...

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Way too much.

So I threw on the white undershirt before pulling on the red coat that was embellished with gold thread. The pants were black with white running down the outer edge of each leg, the fabric quite tight against my legs.

I picked at my hair till I was satisfied and looked in the mirror.

'I look like some fairy tale prince charming dude...'

And that thought alone brought images of my three loves in poofy princess dresses. 'Ayato would be Ariel for how rebellious they both are, Subaru would be... Rapunzel maybe? They're both pretty fiesty. Plus Mommy issues.

And of course Shu would be Aurora.'

I mean sleeping beauty.

C'mon.

It just made sense.

I shake the chaos from my overworked brain and glance at the clock. 'guess I should head down...'

I lug my tired self down the stairs, mug of coffee now almost drained.

As I entered the empty living room, I turned to the tree. It was huge, easily two metres plus as it towered over me. Azusa and I pretty much spent the entire day setting up the tree and dousing it in copious amounts of glittery baubles and itchy tinsel. I swear glitter rash is a THING.

A few of the brothers popped in once in a while but none of whom really stayed long enough to be of much help.

I set my mug on the coffee table and crouch under the tree. I feel around for the plastic switch and flick it on. As I crawled back, I emmersed myself in the view of the shimmering lights flickering and lighting up the dim room, casting a spell that seemed to lighten amd warm up the room.

I sighed happily and looked back under the tree. The presents had overflowed from the little area under the tree, spilling out onto the carpet. Well with 10 people's presents under there I guess it was inevitable.

The wrapping paper for each present was different, some even a mishmash of different patterns.

To be fair it was kinda my fault, I'd forgotten all about buying the wrapping paper and boxes until yesterday evening. By then all that was left in the stores were those crappy, tiny individual squares of christmas paper for tiny presents. I just made do with what I could get.

I scooched a little closer to the fireplace, now ablaze with a warm orange glow that dispelled the cold of winter hammering on the walls of this old house, whose insulation had surely worn down to threads about now.

I heave a satisfied sigh as I take another sip of my coffee. Forgetting it wasn't hot chocolate, I cringed as the astringent taste flooded my mouth.