Salty french fries // kei tsukishima x reader
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  • Reads 504
  • Votes 28
  • Parts 6
  • Time 33m
Ongoing, First published Jun 11, 2020
I was on my way quietly when somebody bumped into me making me soaked in some liquid. I fell on my butt which hurt by the way. I looked up to glare at the person who bumped into me when he spoke.

"Oh sorry, I didn't see you there considering your height making you hard to spot." he teasingly said. 

 The fuck is wrong with this dude. He bumped into me then make such comments about my height. It only made my glare on him hardened more. 

"Whatever, you stupid salty ass french fries" I said sarcastically speaking. What I'm saying is true tho, he looked like a french fries considering his hair and his tall height. Add some saltiness to that attitude.

Warning:
This story include curse words.
This is my first story hehe, I'll try to update regularly so yash.

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Started: June 13, 2020
FInished: ???
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