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A Better Day
Jun. 22nd, 2022 11:33 pmOkay, more posting out of order because Yosuke’s birthday. This is for a yakuza crossover I haven’t posted yet. All you really need to know is Narukami is head of one of the secondary Families and Yosuke runs a hostess club, and Narukami has a crush and pretends to be mere businessman Seta-san.
Also this does not occur during the pandemic; it’s partially based on the time I had to work retail on my birthday while sick; I wasn’t contagious anymore but my throat still hurt and all I wanted to do was sleep. I was Mr. Grumpy Gills.
It was generally considered polite to wear a mask to help protect others even with the ridiculous Japanese work ethic, however.
Chie’s cabaret name is Keiko-chan from Keiko Fukuda, the most decorated female judoka.
squeaking in under the deadline
Main Points:
Persona 4/Yakuza AU
Chapter Summary: Narukami has this all planned out. Too bad Yosuke-kun's a master at throwing a wrench in his plans.
Word Count: 825
Rating: Teen
Pairing: Pre-Narukami/Yosuke, but can be read as friend!ship
teddie and kanji are only mentioned
Warning: as mentioned above, sickness tho not covid.
Also this does not occur during the pandemic; it’s partially based on the time I had to work retail on my birthday while sick; I wasn’t contagious anymore but my throat still hurt and all I wanted to do was sleep. I was Mr. Grumpy Gills.
It was generally considered polite to wear a mask to help protect others even with the ridiculous Japanese work ethic, however.
Chie’s cabaret name is Keiko-chan from Keiko Fukuda, the most decorated female judoka.
squeaking in under the deadline
Main Points:
Persona 4/Yakuza AU
Chapter Summary: Narukami has this all planned out. Too bad Yosuke-kun's a master at throwing a wrench in his plans.
Word Count: 825
Rating: Teen
Pairing: Pre-Narukami/Yosuke, but can be read as friend!ship
teddie and kanji are only mentioned
Warning: as mentioned above, sickness tho not covid.
