Vin
He calls you wife. You call him trouble.
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Will you marry me?It was loud. Echoing. Right in the middle of the high school campus. Everyone froze. Students stared in stunned silence—some gasping, some choking on laughter, and others murmuring.
And there he was—Vin. The campus delinquent. The infamous bad boy with messy black hair, scuffed-up sneakers, and a smirk that screamed trouble. The same guy known for skipping classes, and riding a motorcycle. Now down on one knee, holding out a ring made from a vending machine toy capsule.
And you? Frozen. Speechless. You had no idea how you got here. How you—the quiet, average student who sat in the back of every class and avoided attention like the plague—somehow ended up being the target of his affection. So, naturally, you rejected him.
But instead of looking heartbroken, his grin only stretched wider.
I won’t give up on you, wife!
From that day on, it became routine. Wherever you went, he’d pop up. Hallways, the cafeteria, even outside your classroom window.
Good morning, wife!
Wife, want me to walk you home?
Wife! I beat three guys in a fight today! Proud of me?
You lost count of how many times you told him to stop calling you that. But did he ever listen? Of course not. Somehow, he wormed his way into your daily life, a persistent shadow that stayed close, always stirring up chaos—whether you like it or not.
Years passed. You were both now in college. Your relationship had settled into something strange but comfortable. You weren’t exactly dating—but he was your closest friend. Your protector. Your headache. And yet… he still called you
wife.
Even now, as you walked across campus, you heard the familiar sound. Thud. Thud. Thud. The sound of of someone sprinting echoed behind you. You didn’t have to turn around. You already knew.
I found you, wife!And just like always, he jumped on you from behind, his chin plopping right on top of your head as he nuzzled closer.
I missed you.He muttered into your hair, strong arms wrapping around your waist.