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#i think i’m gonna have to aroace him on valentine’s day though
anna-scribbles · 3 months
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Valentine’s Day Writing Tag
Thanks @sleepy-night-child & @maximillian-rex for tagging me!! I’m gonna make this an open tag for anyone who sees this and wants to participate. Just go right ahead~
I’ll be answering this for my WIP Remain.
1. Which of your characters have some romantic chemistry?
Lief has romantic chemistry with a couple of people. Firstly there’s the unspoken/unrequited crush on Sorin, the enemies-to-lovers love story with Emil and some awkward and weird ‘romantic’ tension with Phoebe before she marries someone she actually tolerates.
2. Which of your characters do you think readers will ship?
I’m not sure actually, Lief’s devotion and love for Sorin is really pure, so people might really connect to the childhood-friends-to-lovers trope, while others might really enjoy the ‘horrible first impressions but actually you’re not that bad’ relationship developing between Lief and Emil.
I hope no one ships any character with Vera (Sorin’s sister) because I write her as an aroace character, who doesn’t want a relationship with anyone. But people are of course allowed to ship whatever they want.
3. Which of your characters are slated to be an endgame relationship?
Lief and Emil, obviously. And in the background there are a couple of relationships going on, like Phoebe and her wife, Uncle Alan and Behnam (the dads ❤).
4. Are there any established relationships in your WIPs? If so, how did they meet?
Uuuuh, strangely enough, at the start of the story, important characters don’t really have established relationships yet. I think Behnam and Uncle Alan’s relationship is just kicking off, but it’s so low-key almost no one notices.
5. What’s your dream love confession scene between your characters?
I’m not a huge fan of big love confession scenes, but I definitely feel like Lief will go all out to try to tell Sorin (through writing letters) that they’ve always loved him and always will. It’s both a romantic and platonic kind of love confession.
Parallel to that Emil and Lief’s budding relationship doesn’t need any big romantic gestures or confessions, imo. They both understand there’s something growing between them and although Lief tries to deny it at first, it’s just far too easy and comfortable to fall for each other. So I think they’d be pretty casual about it. Emil absolutely tries to avoid the Feelings™ talk for as long as physically possible in favour of kissing & making out instead.
The ‘love’ word is gonna slip out accidentally at some point in time for sure though.
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vacker-jew-au · 3 years
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Chapter 2: Fuck Livvy But Like In A Different Way
Summary: Livvy is such a good parent for the Vackers, but the kids aren’t the only reason she stuck around.
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Livvy is a little over the top in getting Della to go on a date with her
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It was late, but unpacking seemed to take even longer than packing had. Not even half of the boxes were empty yet. All Della wanted was to collapse on the bed she apparently now shared with Livvy, but she kept emptying the boxes. It still didn’t feel entirely real that she’d moved.
So much had already happened that night. They leaped all the boxes over. They started to decorate the kids’ room. They quickly realized Della couldn’t share a room with the two little monsters. So, awkwardly stumbling around like the teenagers they were the last time they spent a night together, they came to the conclusion she would sleep in Livvy’s bed, with Livvy. Though Livvy apologized over and over they both knew it was okay, in fact, a small voice whispered that it was much more than just okay, Della shook it off.
And that’s how the two of them wound up sprawled on the couches, half unpacked boxes open all around them, laughing about their school days. Despite being high off a lack of sleep and a tad flustered, Della was having a great time.
“You remember how,” Della giggled, “Oralie and I were so close-” she coughed “-and practically dating, but!”
Livvy smiled, because, wow she’s so cute when she laughs, and Della grinned back because Livvy was listening and patient while she took a minute to breathe.
“She never even noticed,” Della finally said. “I gave her crush cuffs and she still didn’t know we were dating! I mean, I’m a disaster bisexual, so I know about obliviousness, but that’s kind of taking it to a whole new level.”
Livvy laughed. “She’s aroace, love, it was nothing against you.” She froze. “Shoot, I outed her, shoot!”
To be perfectly honest, Della had barely noticed everything else Livvy said, focusing instead on the endearment. She called me “love.” Love, that thing I promised myself I wouldn’t fall into, but already I have. Panicking, she brushed the thought aside and tried to concentrate on the conversation. “It’s okay, I know you didn’t mean to, I haven’t even spoken to her in years. I’ll just forget about it, okay?”
“Okay,” Livvy agreed, nodding. “So, now that you’ve dumped Alden- good riddance, by the way, he sucks- are you interested in dating anyone else?”
Like maybe me? She continued silently.
Della choked on her water and fought down a blush. “Um… I don’t think I will for a while? But you?” as in I want to date you, but I can't think that. She wouldn’t want to, would she?
Livvy frowned. Della’s answer was too panicked, too quick. Did she know that Livvy was trying to flirt with her? Probably, and she wasn’t interested. “I don’t know… maybe,” she muttered. “I mean, I kind of like a girl, but… I don’t think she likes me back.”
“Oh no, that sucks. To be honest? Me too,” Della looked away.
“Um… bedtime?” Livvy asked. Della nodded.
The next morning Biana poked Fitz until he woke up, “finally! Fitz, Mom is cuddling with Livvy!!”
“Shhh!” He hissed, “You're gonna wake them up.”
“Oh shit,” Biana whispered. Fitz punched her lightly.
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Biana and Livvy quickly became close, in fact, they were so close that Biana started to think of her as a second mom. Fitz loved her too, Alden never had time for him, but Livvy? She taught him how to play Bramble, practiced Tae Kwon Do with him, helped him with baking because she noticed his ever-growing love of it. Fitz loved baking with his two moms, and he couldn’t help but notice the long looks and gentle touches they exchanged.
“Boop!” Della giggled, touching Livvy’s nose with flour on her fingertips. Livvy swatted her hand away and wiped her nose on Della’s cheek.
“Ha! Who’s the flour girl now?” Livvy grinned.
Whether she intended to or not Livvy had quickly become the parent Alden never was. It was nearly two months later when Della and the kids finally moved out and there was no question of whether Livvy would stay in their lives.
Even so, both kids were disappointed that Livvy wasn’t spending nearly as much time with them. She came over for dinner a few nights a week, but she wasn’t just down the hall when Biana had a nightmare, and she couldn’t help Fitz with his homework whenever he needed it.
Still, the kids cherished the time they had with Livvy, even if it wasn’t as often. Because it had started to interfere with Della’s work schedule, and Livvy took an interest in learning about the family’s religion, she agreed to take them to Hebrew school.
While they were on their way, Livvy’s tone turned from laughing about Fitz’s dramatic retelling of his best friend’s Great Gulon Incident to more serious. “Kids, I’m going to tell you a secret, but you have to promise you won’t tell your mom. Like, pinky promise.”
Fitz and Biana nodded solemnly and took turns pinky promising her.
“Alright, here goes. I have a crush on your mom and I want to ask if she’ll date me.”
Although neither of them were particularly surprised, Fitz and Biana exchanged excited glances. “I bet Mom will say yes!” Biana piped up. “She sometimes acts like she has a crush on you too!”
Livvy blushed. “Maybe. I hope so. But anyway, I know being Jewish is very special to you and your mom, so I want to make that a part of how I ask her out. And I don’t know a whole lot about Judaism yet, so I wanted to know if you two could help me.”
“Tu B’Av is coming soon,” Fitz suggested. “It’s kind of like the Jewish version of Valentine’s Day. Maybe you could do something then?”
“Okay, so, kiddos, are you down to help me plan?”
Biana squealed a loud “Yes!! Oh my goshhhh!!!”
And so plotting commenced. Tu B’av was on Sunday, a day the kids often visited, and they quickly figured out that the living room was a great dance floor if you moved the couches out of the way. Fitz found a recipe for rugelach and debated the best way to make them heart-shaped, individually or as a pull-apart type dish?
Biana was put on strawberry-dipping duty, the best she could do in the kitchen. She was a pro at decorating even then, so she helped Livvy with the living room. There were a couple bouquets of pink roses and lavender and the table looked better than any caterer could make it.
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When Della finally arrived, Livvy was in the kitchen, she was scared, sweating. Biana pushed her into the living room, gave her a thumbs up and stage-whispered “You got this!” Della had no idea what was going on, and the assortment of flowers and heart shaped rugelach added to the confusion.
“Livvy?”
“Della- I- okay.”
“Liv?” Della asked, concerned
Livvy swallowed. “Um… tu b’av sameach?”
“Tu b’av sameach,” Della replied tentatively, smiling, scared to guess what she was about to say.
“Della, I love you so much, and I love your children and I love being with you. I want- Della, I want to be yours. I want you to be mine. I just….”
Della takes Livvy’s face and pulls her in, kissing her gently, but forcefully.
“You better not be joking,” she whispers against Livvy’s lips, feeling like a teenager, she really shouldn’t question this.
“Does this look like a joke?” Livvy grinned, pulling back and showing her the room.
“Liv, this is- this is amazing.”
Livvy beamed.
“Wait, where are the monsters?” Della asked.
A little hand poked out from the kitchen doorway, pressing play on the phone Livvy had set up for music.
“Hi, Mom,” Biana grinned.
“Bye, Mama, Mom,” Fitz smiled behind her. “We’re going to Keefe’s.” They stood in the backyard and waved as they leaped.
The song faded and a new one began. Della recognized it immediately.
“Love of my life.”
Livvy pretended to continue the sentence, “dance with me?”
And then they were standing chest to chest swaying.
Love of my life, you've hurt me
You've broken my heart, and now you leave me
They stepped back and forth, neither sure exactly how to dance with another woman.
When I grow older
I will be there at your side to remind you
How I still love you
Livvy spun Della out and as she dipped low crooned, “I still love you.”
Della tilted her head up and kissed her. Suddenly they weren’t dancing so much as kissing while standing in the middle of the room.
“Oh, Liv…..”
Livvy pulled Della with her to sit at the table. “Rugellach?” she offered. Della took one happily and laughed when she realized it was shaped like a heart.
“This is wonderful, Liv.”
“You’re wonderful,” Livvy replied, and Della blushed.
“How did you know about Tu B’av?” she asked, slightly breathless after they kissed again. “I didn’t think you knew much about Judaism.”
“I don’t,” admitted Livvy. “Your kids suggested it when I was picking them up from Hebrew school. I said I wanted to do something Jewish and romantic for you and they told me about it. Though I do want to learn more about Judaism so I can celebrate with you and your family.”
Della teared up a little, thinking about the contrast between Livvy and Alden. Thinking about the way she loved Livvy, loved her kids, Keefe, Grady, Edaline, her old mentors, the Rabbi.
“Today truly is a day for love.”
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