It was a sunny Saturday morning, the kind of day that felt almost too perfect to be true. The sky was a brilliant blue, dotted with fluffy clouds, and the air smelled of sugary treats and the tempting aroma of fried delights. Oab and Plawan strolled hand in hand through the entrance gates of the amusement park, their hearts light, filled with the excited buzz that only a day at the fair could bring.
The sounds of laughter, joyous screams, and the clinking of amusement park music surrounded them, weaving together a symphony of excitement. Families, couples, and friends were making memories everywhere around them, and today, it felt like the world was giving them the perfect stage to create their own.
Oab glanced over at Plawan, his heart doing a little flutter in his chest. He had been waiting for this day all week, and as they walked through the park gates, it was as though time had slowed just for them. The sunlight filtered through the leaves of the nearby trees, casting a warm glow on Plawan's face. Oab couldn't help but be mesmerized by the way the sun made Plawan's eyes sparkle, brighter than any ride or attraction. He'd always been drawn to Plawan's radiant smile and infectious laugh, but today, there was something even more dazzling about him, like he was glowing in the light.
Plawan turned to him with a grin, squeezing his hand gently. "Ready for some fun?" he asked, his voice warm and full of anticipation.
Oab's heart skipped a beat. "More than ready," he replied, his smile matching Plawan's. They had been through a lot—misunderstandings and a few bumps in the road—but now, here they were, stronger than ever, ready to enjoy every moment together.
Their first stop was the rollercoaster—the one Plawan had been raving about all morning. He was practically bouncing with excitement, already talking about the twists and turns he couldn't wait to experience. Oab, however, was more reserved. He wasn't exactly a thrill-seeker, but he couldn't say no to Plawan's enthusiasm.
As they approached the ride, Oab felt his nerves start to tighten. "You sure this is safe?" he asked, half-joking but also genuinely wondering how he was going to survive the next few minutes without passing out.
Plawan laughed and waved him off. "It's the safest ride in the park! Trust me, you're going to love it. Plus, I'll be right here with you."
Oab raised an eyebrow. "Uh-huh. I'm starting to think this is a trap."
Plawan shot him a mischievous grin as they climbed into the carriage, the safety bar clicking into place. "You're not going to scream, are you?" Plawan teased, his eyes twinkling with excitement.
"I'm a chef, not a screamer," Oab replied, trying to sound braver than he felt, though his palms were already beginning to sweat.
The ride jerked into motion, and for the first few seconds, Oab was fine—just a little wind in his hair, nothing too scary. But then, the coaster shot up, and before he knew it, they were plummeting down the first steep drop. Oab's breath caught in his throat, and, despite his best efforts to stay calm, a loud, surprised scream escaped him.
Plawan burst into laughter beside him, his voice carried away by the wind. "I knew it!" he shouted, still laughing as Oab's heart pounded in his chest.
Oab clutched the safety bar, his eyes wide, but his heart was pounding more for another reason. As the ride whipped them through loops and sharp turns, he realized how much he loved being here, with Plawan, laughing and sharing this wild moment. And as the ride finally slowed to a stop, Oab found himself laughing too, though he was still trying to catch his breath.
"See? That wasn't so bad!" Plawan grinned at him, clearly thrilled.
"Uh, yeah. I definitely screamed more than I ever have in the kitchen," Oab admitted, still recovering but unable to stop smiling at Plawan's infectious joy.
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PitBabe Cast: Imagines
FanfictionFanfiction or AUs for the PitBabe cast I'm not a professional writer nor am I good at writing. This is just for fun and for entertainment purposes only. Please don't copy or repost. Any grammatical or any errors are sometimes unforseen and overlooke...
