Haikaveh Oneshots! ☆

"hey dhar mann fam, i hope you enjoyed that message"

(angst?? bitch idfk just be careful) 
 {i actually don't know how to write angst so idk if this counts or not, BUT IT'S NOT LIKE I WAS TRYING TO MAKE IT ANGST.} [i wasn't]

Kaveh was scribbling blueprints at his desk. He didn't turn to look at me as I was standing over him or anything else but the messy blueprints on his workspace.

"Kaveh."

He still didn't look back at me. His shoulders were hunched over as he focused completely on whatever he was drawing.

"Kaveh.." I said with a more annoyed tone.

He continued scribbling and didn't acknowledge my existence as the blueprints got messier and messier with every stroke of his pen.

I took his pen away and yelled, "Kaveh!"

Kaveh yelped.  He turned and looked at me - not with anger, but with fatigue.

"What, what do you want?"

"Have you eaten yet? I haven't seen you leave your room in forever." I said worriedly. I actually haven't seen him leave in a long time..

"No, I haven't had the time." Kaveh replied, in a matter-of-fact tone. "And I'm in a hurry for this new commission."

He turned back to his desk before returning to drawing.

"Stop. Please go eat."

He stopped and stared at me. It was hard to tell, but he might have been a little irritated.
"But the commission."

"Kaveh, It's fine!.. please?"

"But, the deadline! And the meeting! It's...."
Kaveh went on a rant about his worries for this new commission.
"...I don't have time."

"Kaveh. Listen to me. You're going to go out there and eat no matter If you like It or not!"

He didn't look convinced. He just kept muttering to himself about the meeting and how he needed to do this job right.
"I can't... can't.... I need to...."

I grabbed his pen again and placed it on his desk and picked him up. I carried him bridal style to the dining table. "Now, eat."

He tried wiggling out of my grip but to no avail. With reluctance, he sat down at the table. He looked at me, annoyed.

"Fine."

"Good boy." I leaned over and
pat his head.

"I am not a... good boy."

He muttered with annoyance. He crossed his arms and looked away from me angerly.

"Seriously though, I won't let anything happen to you if you turn in a blueprint a day late."

"But then I'll get in trouble." Kaveh said simply while he finally took the spoon and scooped some soup into his mouth.

"You won't. I'll make sure your client doesn't yell at you or whatever."

He grumbled again as he chewed on his food. Eventually, he finished his meal.

"There, is that what you wanted?"

"Partly. But now since it's time for bed, thats exactly where we're going." I picked him up again and carried him to my room and placed him on my bed.

He let out a surprised yelp as I carried him and placed him on my bed.
"What are you doing?!"

I laid down next to him and pulled him close, trying to make sure he wasn't able to escape if I fell asleep. "Making sure you get some rest."

Kaveh got comfortable and reluctantly laid still next to me. He let out a small sigh. Before he knew it, Kaveh fell into a deep sleep.