josh looks at her, his smile broad and the corners of his eyes creasing, and in that moment she realizes that there aren't seven wonders in the world ; there are eight.
and joshua dun is one of them.
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this chapter is heart warming and fluffy and guess what the next one is even more fucking adorable
for someone who spent twenty years of their life loving nothing more than being alone in bed with netflix and food, mia is really enjoying married life.
this might only be the case because she just so happens to be married to josh dun, but still. she actually doesn't hate socializing anymore.
when josh is there, of course.
she doesn't wanna say anything to jinx it, but her and josh have started falling into a routine. days are filled with sleeping in and cuddling until one of them feels like getting up, and then more often than not there's shower sex. after that, mia will make coffee and josh will sit at the counter keeping her company with winston the cat perched on his lap.
they'll sit together while eating pancakes or waffles or eggs - for josh only, of course, since mia despises eggs. but she still keeps them in the house because, well, eggs are just one of those things you keep in your fridge. like milk or orange juice.
after breakfast josh will offer to wash dishes. mia knows he actually really hates doing dishes so she'll insist on doing them, but she lets josh put up a fight so that he feels like he's being helpful.
when those are done, the afternoons are open to many possibilities. spring in columbus means that the weather is nice enough to go outside and start doing things again, like sightseeing and walking around hand in hand down the strips of small shops and businesses.
some days, josh will bring mia into an antique thrift store and he'll challenge her on who can find one of three things :
- the coolest thrifted outfit - the ugliest thrifted outfit - the weirdest antique
mia particularly likes the third option because josh always gets super competitive and will set out to find just about anything.
"okay," he had said during one of their trips to the shop. he was smiling big, like he was really proud of whatever was held behind his back.
mia hadn't really tried this time. she had found a tea cup that was painted with extremely detailed crying clowns all around it. the small chips in the cup were more aesthetically pleasing than creepy.
"what did you find?" mia asked her grinning husband.
he pulled his lips in. "guess."
she hummed in thought of what josh could've possibly found. he had a record of picking up some pretty good objects, some that they had both liked enough to bring back to the apartment.
"another creepy doll?"
josh looked offended. "what am i, an amateur?"
"sorry, sorry," mia shook her head while trying to come up with another possibility. "um, some medical tool? ooh! wait - one of those metal syringe things?"
