3 drabbles

Okay, these are answers to 3 out of 4 requests given to me here still taking requests if anyone is interested and I’ll bend the rules a little so you don't need to post the meme up on your LJ if you don't want to.  I know the wait has been long for you but finally here they are :) 

Title: A day of Fun

Pairing: Akame

Genre: friendship, AU (taking place in the year 1910)

Rating: G

Word count: 548

Summary: Kame meets a strange boy in front of the gates of the new amusement park.
Disclaimer: I own nothing but the plot.

A/N:  Written for wintersdancer  based on the prompts Akame and Luna Park. This was probably not what you thought I would write when you gave me the prompt but I hope you’ll enjoy it anyway ^^

 

 

( A Day of Fun )

 

Title: Helping Hand

Pairing: Akame

Genre: Fluff, romance

Rating: PG

Word count:  506

Summary: Jin’s not very good at packing. (god, this summary sucks even more than the title!)
Disclaimer: I own nothing but the plot.

A/N: Written for abi_manyu based on the prompts Akame and daily life before Jin goes to LA. I hope you’ll enjoy what I wrote for you ^^

 

 

( Helping Hand )

 

 

Title: Good Company 

Pairing: Pin (friendship or more?)

Genre: fluff?

Rating: PG
Word count: 489

Summary: Jin and Yamapi are spending some time together.
Disclaimer: I own nothing but the plot.

A/N: written for changetje  based on the prompts Pin and Evening. I’m not really a Pin fan though I love their friendship, but I tried my best on this so I hope I didn’t fail too badly and that you enjoyed this at least a little bit ^^

 

( Good Company )

 

P.S

jeanngriffin  your request is on its way, so don’t worry. It’s almost done but it ended up a bit longer than expected and can really not be considered a drabble. I will post it as soon as possible ^^

 

 

Akame drabble - Lucky Boy

Title: Lucky Boy
Pairing: Akame
Genre: Friendship
Rating: G
Word count: 373
Summary: Jin really wants that can of soda but the machine just wont give it to him.
Disclaimer: I own nothing but the plot.
A/N: I wrote this one ages ago and had totally forgotten about it until I found it in my notebook. It's a silly little thing that I hope you'll enjoy :)


Jin kicked the vending machine for what seemed like the thousandth time and yet his can of soda didn’t seem like it wanted to come to him. He cursed loudly using English words he had learned from watching some really cool American action movies, while he kicked the machine furiously. He was just about to give up and go back to the rehearsal room and sulk to his friends when one of them showed up by his side.
“The machine doesn’t work” Jin said as he saw how Kame picked out a few coins from his wallet.
“Are you sure?” Kame asked while inserting the coins into the machine and then pressed on the drink he wanted. The exact same drink Jin wanted. The machine did what it was told and a moment later Kame had the soda can in his hands but it didn’t stay there for long since he handed it over to a baffled Jin.
“Here” Kame said and then took out a few more coins from his wallet and inserted them into the machine as well. This time he pressed on another drink and even this time the machine worked as it should.
“How did you do that?” Jin asked still baffled.
“I put in the coins and pressed the buttons” Kame replied obviously mocking Jin.
“I know that.” Jin frowned in annoyance. “But I mean. Why did it work for you and not for me?”
“I guess I’m lucky” Kame smirked. “And so are you”
“I’m not lucky. The machine took my money without getting me my drink” Jin snorted.
“You’re wrong.” Kame started to walk back down the hall. “You’re very wrong”
“I’m not!” Jin called after him.
“Yes you are.” Kame called back over his shoulder. “You got your drink. And you’re lucky to have a friend like me that is kind enough to get it for you”
“I-“ Jin started but cut himself off and looked down at the drink in his hand. He really didn’t have anything to say to that. Kame was right. Again. Jin had gotten his drink and he was lucky. He was lucky to have a friend that was putting up with his stupidity without complaining too much about it.

the end