Only love stories end (one on one, obviously) (closed) (slight trigger warnings and rated M)

(i dislike crying lmao. I'm such a pussy xD)

(Again, I am too. xD)

(Alright sooooo how should we do this?)

(Oof Ack. Would you like me to post a different starter?)

(Oof I'm sorry yes please.)

(Kk. And its totally chill. Maybe this one will make more sense lol. But like, at the same time, Idk how to start this.)

(Oof. Um well they're still in colleg so um)p library?)

(Yes????)

(Uuguhufjfjdndkd.d????!)

(xD idkkkk. Well yeah they're still in the library.)

(hmsmsjsks yes they would still be in the library.)

(Ack okay okay okay. So like. Do you want your charter to be that one person in the library that doesn't know how to be quiet and they get into a fight or something?)

(Hm can we do the opposite???)

(My character be the loud one???? Sure. Would you like me to post that as the new starter?)

(Yissssss thank you so much for putting up with me, lol)

(Its chill lol. xD)

First it was five minuets, then closer to twenty, and soon enough it had been a full hour. Now Vash wasn't the kind to jump to conclusions, and was usually pretty understanding. But this? This was just ridiculous! They where in collage, and practically adults, so the least they could do was at least give her a call if they couldn't come. "Stupid study groups," Vash muttered angrily, and proceeded to just talk aloud to her self. "If I didn't need to pass this class so badly, I wouldn't care." Her voice rather loud for a library.

Remmy was hiding away in a small booth with a small laptop on his lap, typing away gently with long spindly fingers. His black hair curled around his face as he focused on finishing up with his paper, then he'd be home free, allowed to check out a book for his leisure and go back to his dorm to read. A loud voice caught his attention and he looked up slowly, his green eyes rounded slightly.
"Er… excuse me?" He called out softly to a woman whose back was turned on him. "Can you please keep it down?"

Vash sighed heavily at the sound of someone else's voice, she was pissed. She turned, her long straight black hair flying as she did, and her icy Blue eyes seeming to pierce right through the stranger. "Keep it down?" Her entier life she was told to keep it down, and she usually did, but now? She wasn't so enclind to just shut up. "Pardon me," she started, almost sounding apologetic, "but when your entire group stands you up and you've been waiting for on hour, I think you deserve to be just a little bit loud."

Remmy swallowed a little as the clearly hot-headed woman whipped around to face him angrily.
"Okay, and I'm sorry about that," He murmured to his lap, his gaze determinedly dropped, "but I'd like to get this done so I can get home and read, and… and you're being noisy. So I ask for you to stop, please."

The way this stranger had asked her so nicely to be quiet almost shut Vash up. And besides that he was also trying to finish something. An apologe stuck on her lips as she looked, around seeing a few annoyed glares from others trying to study. "Right uh," Vash shook her head at herself, "sorry" she muttered, her gaze dropping along with the heat of her anger.

"That's okay," Remmy said with a shy smile up at her before going back to quietly typing on his laptop. He wiggled a little in his seat as he thought for a word, found it, then started typing rather quickly as he remembered his finished destination was approaching him quickly.

Vash ran a hand through her hair, and glanced one last time at the stranger. How long had it been since she'd lashed out over something so stupid? Her phone buzzed indicating a text. 'of course' she thought angrily when she saw who the text was from. She quickly stuffed it back in her pocket before walking back over to a table. She'd might as well study by herself.

Remmy curled back up into his chair with a small smile, finishing up his last few sentences triumphantly a few mintues later.
Yes! I'm done! He wanted to hop up and down with joy, but instead he stood to his feet and practically bounced across the library to the printer, where he paid a bit of money to print the paper, humming as he set it up to print.

Of course it didn't take long before Vash grew bored of trying to read the same page over and over again. With a heavy sigh she stood, grabbing the book, and decided to print of the page. After all, she didn't feel like checking out the book and worrying about late charges. Paying for classes, and her apartment where already sucking up her money faster then she could make it. Vash made her way over to the printers, not really paying attention to her surroundings. "Heck-" she almost shouted, as she bumped into the stranger from before.

Remmy jumped about two feet in the air when she bumped into him, cradling his laptop and standing in front of the printer like they were a pair of his children, his face reddening in embarrassment soon after.
"Er… hello," He whispered softly, looking down at his feet. Even the tips of his ears were a dark red.

"You again- my gosh I'm so sorry." Vash took a few steps back almost knocking into someone else. "I didn't see you in so sorry." She gave am apologetic look before picking somewhere else to look. If there's one thing her father ever did do right, it was the lesson of teaching to apologize. "I should have been looking where I was going- are you okay?" She asked noticing the ever growing color of his face. Gosh she hopped she hadn't embarrassed him with her idiocy.

Remmy nodded shyly and turned away to the printer to gently pick up his still-warm paper. He swallowed nervously at her question, slowly turning to face her again.
"I'm okay. Am-am I standing in your way?" He shuffled out of the way of the printer and hurried off to the bookshelves.

(Oof sorry I got caught up in a really good book)

Vash took a second to consider her next words, but by the time she'd decided on what to say, Remmy had already been scurrying away. 'heck,' she thought before thinking of her next actions. When had she become is careful? "No you weren't in the way." She called after him, getting a few glares in turn for her loudness, again.

(Oof that's ok)

Remmy ducked behind a shelf and started browsing his options, still quivering at the anxiety of someone being noisy. He wasn't really that well accustomed to loud noises, hence why he stayed mainly in the library than in the dorms, where a lot of loud noises happened.

Vash sighed and printed what she needed, making another copy for her idiot study group. Though if she was being completely honest, she'd rather be the one slacking off. She'd rather be outside running around and hanging out with her friends. Not that she'd ever had many friends, most didn't like how reckless she was. And growing up the way she had? Friends should have just been a burden. People had always enjoyed asking questions. Even if they really didn't want the answer.