Konan x Reader Oneshots (COMPLETED)

My Paper Angel

"Hey Konan-chan!" You greeted excitedly.

She looked up from where she was folding paper. "Hello (Y/n)-san."

You sighed, before sitting down on the seat across the table from her. "What'cha working on?"

"Origami." She said seriously.

You leaned over, studying what she was folding. "A rose?"

"Yes."

"It's pretty." You grinned. "Like you."

A faint blush settled on her cheeks before she glared at you. "Don't you have something to do? As in, go on a mission for Pein-sama?"

"Nah, I just got back." You stretched tiredly.

She ignored you and concentrated on her rose.

"Teach me, please?" You asked abruptly.

"Find a piece of paper." She didn't look up.

You jumped up and searched for a piece of paper. You mentally cheered in success as you discovered a red piece of paper.

"Here!" You sat back down in the chair.

She pulled a piece of paper out of nowhere and made four folds. You mimicked her, unconsciously poking your tongue out in concentration.

"Okay, now what?" You asked cheerfully.

You stared at her pink face, confused.

Her fingers flew as she folded the paper four more times. You copied her, but stopped when it didn't look right.

"Uh, Konan-sensei?" You held up the paper, confused.

She took it out of your hand, undid the folds, then fixed it for you.

"Here. Next step..."

Ten minutes later, you held up the completed rose proudly. It wasn't the greatest, but to you, it was perfect.

"Now, I will make an airplane!" You announced, since you knew how to do that.

You grabbed another piece of paper, scribbled on it, then folded it.

"What are you doing, un?" Deidara asked, walking in.

"Origami!" You replied, holding up the plane.

"...okay, yeah." He turned and left.

You jumped up and ran to a spot in the room where you could toss the plane to her.

"Here, Konan!" You placed the rose on the plane, then threw it in her direction.

Success! It landed right in front of her.

"What is this?" She asked, moving the rose away and unfolding the plane.

Her gaze swept across the page, then she crumpled it up and tossed it over her shoulder.

"No." She said flatly.