Young Love: Osaibaru One-Shots And short stories

How to Request:

I will need some basic information. I will want to know some things such as:

1. Setting
I want to know where the story takes place. Is it at school during April, or is it at Raibaru's house during winter break?

2. When
As readers know, at the end of Guardian Angel, Raibaru and Osana are a married couple that moved to California so they could marry. Maybe your short story will take place shortly after a graduation, and now they're on vacation. Or maybe it's a sleepover in February while the girls are still in school. I want to know when it happens so I can take accord of previous events. If you are in the middle of the story, maybe don't make it after the story. Yes, you can request a one-shot of when Raibaru leaves the military, and stays home with her children.

Mood.
What's the mood? Are they having a romantic candlelight dinner or is Raibaru making "accidental" lewd gestures? Are they at a theme park or is one caring for the other? If I don't know you may not like it.

Lemon/Lime/Fluff/Other
Most of these will be fluff, because, let's be honest, they aren't fuckgurls, they're cute gay wives. I will do lemons or limes, however, if the request seems right. I won't force it over. It could just start with Raibaru scrapes her chest, Osana puts a bandaid on it, and things go from there. I won't make it like a fun mood and then poof, lemon. I'm more likely to do limes then lemons because I've never done a gxg lemon before. However there can be a non lemon that is less focused on love and more them in a situation.

Other characters:
There can be other characters in a story for whatever reason. Like if Osana and Raibaru went to Taro's house, there would be Taro and Hanako in a setting role, to make the scene more alive. Roles for characters are:
1. Background. Background characters are mention only, and are not acknowledged by any characters, and they don't acknowledge characters.
2. Setting. Setting characters do not effect the story, but they make the story feel realistic. They interact with characters other than background characters, but have no effect on story outcome. Setting characters can walk in on someone and can be walked in on.
3. Supporting. Supporting characters are important to the story, and drive or help solve a conflict. In Yandere Simulator, Kokona might be a supporting character if she asks for help rehearsing to start a tutorial. She gives Ayano the idea to kill, and drives a conflict by mistake. Supporting characters are not main characters, but are still needed for a good story, though not necessarily a one shot.
Main Characters. These will obviously be Osana and Raibaru, as this is Osaibaru one shots, but there can be other main characters, like an antagonist, or a character that cannot fit in a supporting role. An example would be if there was fire and, let's say Hanako pointed to a closed door, she would be a main character, because she solved a conflict. If she were to say "If only there was a closed door!" and then Osana saw one, she'd be a supporting character, because she impelled the main character to think.

Format will be:
Title
Setting
When
Mood
Lemon/Lime/Fluff
Other characters (what role)
Quick Plot Summary
Ex.
Flames
Taro's house
July after school (because Japanese school starts in April)
Suspenseful
Other
Taro (Supporting) Hanako (Main)
Fire catches the Yamada Home, and it's up to the four friends Taro, Hanako, Osana, and Raibaru to escape. Hanako gets a life-saving idea, making her a main character.