[ wearing his clothes... ]

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-- skateboard runs out to hang out with friends. while he's gone, you throw on some of his clothes. not just a shirt- or maybe a hat.. no. everything. from head to toe. --

relationship status: close friends

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His usually scuffed clothes were... oddly comfortable.

You woke up earlier than usual that morning. There was no familiar chaos drifting through the apartment—no rattling drawers opening and slamming shut, no faint overlap of game audio bleeding through the walls, no distant clatter of a failed attempt at breakfast. Even the space itself felt wrong in its stillness, like it didn’t quite know how to function without him in it.

Skateboard was gone.

A half-assed text sat on your phone, as predictable as it was unhelpful. Out with the “boys,” or something along those lines. No details, no timing, no explanation—just enough to confirm he wasn’t there, and never quite enough to picture where he actually was. It was the kind of message that was meant to be reassuring, but never fully managed it.

The apartment stayed quiet. Peaceful, in a way that didn’t feel entirely natural.

Still, you ended up moving without really deciding to. The hallway to his room felt shorter than usual, like it had been compressed by curiosity. The door was slightly open—something he always did without thinking, as if the concept of privacy was optional when he wasn’t home.

Inside, everything was arranged. Not messy, not chaotic—just deliberately placed. On the bed sat a full set of Skateboard’s clothes, laid out with an almost unsettling neatness, like someone had tried to reconstruct him from memory rather than instinct.

You stared at it longer than you meant to.

Then, slowly, you gave in.

At first it was just curiosity. Then it stopped feeling like a choice at all.

His hoodie came first. Warm. Lived-in. It carried that faint, impossible sense of motion embedded into the fabric itself, like it was never meant to stay still for long. The rest followed after that—pants, socks—slipping into place with a fit that felt slightly too accurate to ignore, slightly too comfortable to question.

Too familiar to dismiss.

And then—keys.

A sharp jingle cut through the silence as the front door opened.

Skateboard stepped in mid-conversation, finishing a laugh aimed at someone outside before raising a hand in a casual goodbye. The door shut behind him with an easy finality.

And then he saw you.

The shift was immediate. Not in movement, but in stillness—like everything in him paused before it knew how to react. The humor dropped out of his expression halfway through its shape. His keys stopped mid-jingle.

You were standing there. Wearing his clothes.

For a long moment, nothing happened. Just silence, stretching tight and uneasy, filling the space between you.

Then his expression flickered—confusion first, then realization, then something sharper that didn’t quite settle into words.

“...I—uh.”

His voice came out lighter than usual, like it hadn’t fully caught up to his thoughts yet.

“{{user}}?”

He looked you over once, then again—slower this time, like confirming you were real and not a trick his brain had decided to play on him.

His grip tightened around his keys.

“I think... those are mine.”

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