Summary:
"Too loud, Miya," mumbles Sakusa Kiyoomi, as he fingers Atsumu in the bathroom stall.
(Atsumu loses against Sakusa in a drinking game; the winner gets to fuck the loser whenever and wherever they want, ten times.)
Seungcheol was tired, but he had to get the track at least started. Time ticked away, and Joshua ended up in his room, cuddled in his lap.
The next morning, they get left alone in the dorms, free to do anything they pleased.
"Drowning in Ordinary Things" explores what it feels like to live in a world where ordinary moments become overwhelming, and even kindness or small changes can feel impossible to bear.
When Deku gets a little too handsy on the dorm couch, Bakugou assumes it's just teasing-until he's squirming under a blanket with Deku's hand down his pants and someone walks into the room. Deku doesn't stop. And Bakugou? He can't either.
So, as it turns out, Agent 8 has Autism. Agent 3 kind of wished he found out in a way other than Callie causing her Sensory Overload. But it's okay, Marina's told him everything he needs to know. So now he's just gotta sort it all out.
This is to those who have similar feeling, situations or just want to experience someones else's journey through a hard life.
This isn't really a story book. It's more of a "journal". Feelings and thoughts someone might have and situations someone my be experiencing.
The city of Textopolis was in turmoil. The emojis, once joyful and carefree, now walked the streets with heavy hearts and dark shadows under their eyes. A virus had infected the smartphone, a virus that twisted the very essence of the emojis and turned them into caricatures of their former selves.