Oikawa never would have imagined that his night would turn out like this. Who’d have thought that he’d be riding the goddamn mechanical bull, with Ushijima right under him, keeping both of them steady as they swayed?
It started with a dare.
“I bet the two of ya can’t stay on that thing,” Atsumu had said, drawl stronger now that he was tipsy, or maybe it sounded that way because Oikawa /himself/ was tipsy.
Doesn’t matter. What /matters/ is Oikawa never backs down from a challenge. And so he stood up and dragged Ushijima to the ring, determined not to fall off the bull.
He doesn’t know if it was the thrill of the dare, the alcohol in his system, or how Ushijima’s face looked in the light, but there’s a warmth settling in his stomach, and it takes him a while to recognize it as arousal.
Underneath him, Ushijima is solid and hot, even through several layers of clothes, and, god, was he always this handsome?
Oikawa is too tipsy to feel ashamed when he starts to grow hard, tipsy /enough/ to be bold and grind down on Ushijima’s wide, firm thigh.
When Ushijima’s hands forgo holding on to the saddle to grip his waist, Oikawa freezes, thinking that Ushijima might push him off his thigh or something equally as horrifying.
But he doesn’t. He brings Oikawa close, close enough that Oikawa sees the heat that he feels reflected in Ushijima’s olive-green eyes.
“Is this okay?” Ushijima whispers, breath hot against Oikawa’s mouth.
Then Ushijima’s grinding their lengths together. Carefully, so as to look inconspicuous in front of their audience. Slowly, to make the friction from the drag of their cocks even more delicious, and, god, even through their jeans, it’s so good a shiver travels up Oikawa’s spine.
“Yeah,” Oikawa whispers back, trembling, “yeah, it is.”
So maybe they don’t fall off the bull. Maybe their teammates cheer when their setter and captain return to the table. But Oikawa thinks he might have fallen a little for the man he once considered his adversary.
(And maybe Oikawa rides something else that night, too.)
/ Inspired by this 😮💨 I wrote this instead of working whoops sjjddj sorry for any errors!
Ushijima’s face gives him a lot of trouble working as a pediatrician. Children generally don’t respond well to his stern features. He reminds them of a parent, perhaps a strict teacher, someone they might expect to be scolded by.
Patient, polite, and perceptive, Ushijima is among the best pediatricians in their town. But kids don’t care about that when you look the way Ushijima does.
Some are neutral about him, neither pleased, nor fearful, and that’s about as good as he could hope for.
He doesn’t mind being unpopular with children. He manages, regardless. The work is still fulfilling, even if it takes his patients some time to warm up to him, and they usually do.
The first time I listened to Paradise in 2018, I burst into tears. Listening to it again, after having started therapy, is an emotional experience. So much of what I learned through my doctor is reaffirmed in the lyrics. But these stand out:
#ushioi — nsfw, omegaverse, age difference, “pup” as a term of endearment, slight praise and breeding kink
Tooru has been on the receiving end of a few comments since he started dating Wakatoshi, a younger alpha.
“Will your pup be coming, Tooru?”
Tooru whips his head towards Issei, who is looking at Tooru with his familiar lazy grin. Their friends have yet to arrive at the restaurant, and Tooru supposes that the alpha would be teasing Tooru to pass time.
He huffs. “No, he won’t. And for the last time, he’s only younger by six years.”
Of course, the comments were never really intended to slight Wakatoshi, who they have essentially adopted into their pack.
“Aoba Johsai’s Crown Prince is involved with their baker.”
Kei narrows his eyes at Tadashi as he prepares his materials for the day. How his friend manages to gather gossip from neighboring kingdoms is beyond Kei’s concern and understanding.
“Why are you telling me this?” he asks, glare in place. It’s chastizing and defensive, all at once. It’s nearly time for the princes’ lessons to commence, and here Tadashi is, tattling like he shouldn’t be in Prince Kenma’s study two floors down.
It’s not the first time the thought crosses Tsukishima’s mind, but it’s the first time it lingers long enough to leave a bad taste in his mouth.
Or maybe it’s the cheap beer that’s ruining his palate.
(Oh, who is he kidding? No, it’s not.)
When you take in the way Oikawa and Kuroo are standing—how their bodies are turned to each other, the easy confidence in Kuroo’s posture and the unmistakable grace in Oikawa’s—it’s hard to deny that they make a good-looking pair.
A charismatic alpha and a beautiful omega.
Compatible on every level. A striking sight, even in a sea of people.
Figures. Of course Kuroo would go for someone like him.