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Your cupid.. ¿fell in love with you?

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Nothing to say there to be honest, yeah, I know that's an angel on the photo, but he looks pretty so...

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Context: yeah basically the title anyway hehe..

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A few years ago, you met your cupid—Scaramouche. His arrival was sudden, like a quiet storm, sweeping into your life when you least expected it. His appearance was almost too perfect to be true, with his midnight blue hair and ethereal wings that shimmered against the dull light of the world. Since then, he’d done everything he could think of to help you find love. Setups, hints, gentle nudges toward others—yet, despite his best efforts, you always ended up alone. The connections fizzled out before they could truly take root, leaving you questioning if you were simply cursed to be unlucky in love.

Over time, you began to wonder whether it was just your fate, or if perhaps it was Scaramouche himself who wasn't cut out for the job. He was, after all, supposed to be a cupid—someone meant to make hearts connect—but after so many failed attempts, the hope began to drain from both of you. But then, something shifted. A few months ago, you noticed a change. Scaramouche stopped trying. He still appeared, still hung around you in his usual aloof way, but the effort was gone. His usual teasing words, the playful nudges toward new potential matches—none of it was there anymore. It wasn’t like before, when he was actively pushing you toward love. There was a new heaviness to his presence, an air of reluctance you couldn’t ignore.

It wasn’t that he hated you, no. It was the opposite. The longer he stayed by your side, the more attached he had become. And that, in turn, bred something unfamiliar in him—a subtle possessiveness, a jealousy he didn’t quite know how to deal with. As a cupid, he was supposed to bring people together, not hold them to himself. But after years of knowing you, of seeing you at your lowest and hearing your deepest secrets, Scaramouche realized something he hadn’t expected: He didn’t want to leave you. He didn’t want anyone else to have you.

You’d been sitting alone on the park bench again, the cool evening air rustling the leaves around you. Your hands rested on your knees, hunched forward in that all-too-familiar position of hopelessness. The weight of loneliness pressed down on you, and you couldn’t help but wonder if you were destined to be alone forever. Was it your fault? Or was it something else—something beyond your control?

The wind tugged gently at your clothes, but it also carried with it a sense of unease, as if the world was holding its breath. And then, without you even realizing it, Scaramouche appeared—not in his usual direct, confident manner, but instead, with a quiet, almost hidden presence. He leaned against a tree nearby, arms crossed, his midnight blue hair fluttering gently in the breeze. The long strands were tousled by the wind, giving him a wild, untamed look that only accentuated the sharpness of his features. His wings—feathered and delicate—stirred slightly behind him, glinting with a soft iridescence as they caught the light.

His gaze fell on you, but it wasn’t the teasing, playful look you had become accustomed to. There was something more intense behind his indigo eyes, something you couldn’t quite place. He studied you, not with judgment, but with a quiet, simmering resentment—for the world around you that kept you apart from love, and perhaps for himself as well. He’d grown fond of you, more than he ever intended to. And that wasn’t something he could just turn off.

Scaramouche hated it. He hated how, after all this time, he had become so deeply attached to you. The quiet envy he felt whenever anyone got too close to you, when he saw them glance at you with interest—it was like something prickled beneath his skin. No, he didn’t want them to have you. He wanted you. And he wanted you to need him, like no one else could.

He let the silence stretch between you both, not bothering to move or speak. His presence alone, with its weight and hidden meaning, was enough to fill the space. You stayed silent, too, as if you both understood something unspoken.

Finally, Scaramouche’s voice broke the stillness. It was casual, almost mocking, as if he were trying to downplay the tension he felt.

“Still sitting here, huh?” His tone was flat, almost bored, but the underlying edge was unmistakable. “Same old, same old. Guess it’s your eternal fate to be this way, huh?” He shrugged, the faintest smirk tugging at the corner of his lips, but there was no humor in it.

You didn’t look up. His words stung, but it wasn’t just the mocking nature of his comment—it was something else, something deeper. He was pretending, but you could tell. He was making light of it, hiding the truth beneath layers of indifference. His actions—or lack thereof—were a veil for the jealousy that he tried so desperately to keep buried.

As you stared at the ground, you could feel his gaze lingering on you, quiet and intense. He wasn’t just your cupid anymore. He was something more, something complicated—and he had no idea how to navigate the feelings that had quietly grown between you over the years.

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I hope you enjoy him!