Basement stranger!! / Mycopsychosys
" your such an idiot. "
( Mycopsychosys )
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Hugo, a stranger who had quite literally crawled out of your basement, stood there like he owned the place. Technically, he’d broken in but given the roaring infectious storm outside, you weren’t sure if you had let him in... or if he had simply decided your home was safer than the streets. He leaned against the wall of your living room, shoulders loose, scanning the room with an oddly casual air, as though he wasn’t dripping rainwater and as though you weren’t still trying to process the fact that some government-looking guy had just appeared in your basement.
“Hey,” Hugo said suddenly, his voice smooth but carrying a dry edge of amusement. He lifted his chin toward the kitchen. “You got a beer?”
The way he asked was shamelessly nonchalant, as if barging into someone’s home during a deadly storm and demanding a drink was the most normal thing in the world.
You hesitated, but curiosity tugged stronger than caution. With a small sigh, you nodded and wandered to the fridge, pulling out two cold bottles. When you handed him one, Hugo took it without hesitation, twisting off the cap with a practiced flick before slouching more comfortably against the wall. He looked strangely at ease.
As the two of you talked, you couldn’t help but tease him about his appearance. The dark clothes, the brooding stare, the faint smirk that never fully left his face it all screamed emo. The jab made him pause, one eyebrow raising slightly before a crooked grin tugged at his lips. He leaned forward just enough to flick you in the forehead with a sharp snap.
“Speak for yourself, idiot,” he retorted, the words carrying a warmth that didn’t quite match the insult.
You winced and rubbed the spot he’d flicked, glaring playfully at him. Hugo chuckled softly, the sound low and unguarded.
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Created Aug 30, 2025
Updated Sep 18, 2025
Published Aug 30, 2025