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AU: Songfic — driver license by Olivia Rodrigo
Requested
Tags/ Warnings: FEM! Reader, swearing, implied cheating, gaslighting (?), mentions of self-hatred, barely any plot
Word Count: 1.2k+
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And I know we weren't perfect
But I've never felt this way for no one, oh
And I just can't imagine how you could be so okay now that I'm gone
I guess you didn't mean what you wrote in that song about me
'Cause you said forever, now I drive alone past your street
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"Are you ever going to get your licenses?" Iwaizumi asked. He pulled up to your house and turned off the ignition.
You looped your fingers around the door handle and smiled. "But I have such a great chauffeur."
"Getting one doesn't mean you have to drive," he reasoned. "You could use it for I.D and...other things."
You laughed. "That's very convincing."
"We could take turns driving each other around. You could drive to my house, I could drive to yours. It could be our thing."
You raised your eyebrows and turned to him. "You want the thing that defines our relationship forever to be us dropping each other off at our houses?"
Iwaizumi smiled. "Forever is a long time so it should be unlike any other."
You pursed your lips before mockingly tapping your chin. "I'll consider it."
That night, you searched for driving schools.
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You didn't mean to stare, but how could you not?
You were at a standstill as students walked around you to pass through the Aoba Johsai gates. Iwaizumi stood halfway to the entrance with his back to you and his arm around a girl you recognize from the girl's volleyball team. A handful of Iwaizumi's teams circled around talking to them.
The replay of your yelling match with him started again and a sinking feeling began in your stomach.
"Do you not trust me to have friends?" Iwaizumi had shouted. His jaw was tight and his fists were clenched at his sides. He stood so far away, on the other side of his living room, with his feet planting on the carpet that it looked like he was restraining himself from storming out of the argument.
