How I Came to Love a Witch

by brialle

Summary:

“You’re kind of cute.” Shit. He had not meant to say that out loud.

Wooyoung also looked at him with the same alarm. “I just told you I want to sacrifice men to the woods.”

“Yes, but you sounded so happy,” San tried to explain himself, his cheeks glowing because this was kind of embarrassing. “Ahem, like please just don’t help me back to the ground or whatever."

Wooyoung was still staring at him as if he had two heads, muttering under his breath. “He’s crazy. Periwinkle, I let a crazy person inside our house.”

"I'm not crazy!"

Or:

San loves stories but most of all his own.

Notes:

Hiya,

I’m back again, this time with the acceptance that this somehow became a hobby for me after swearing up and down I have no interest in writing anything not even a year ago. Funny how life works out sometimes.

The usual:
1. English is not my first language, so I truly mean it when I say please let me know if there are any mistakes! No matter how minor.

2. I will update the tags if necessary/ as I go so remind me if I forgot something.

3. This is once again just incredibly self-indulgent. I feel like that has to be said.

4. I still cannot promise a regular update schedule, but I feel like by now I have proven to be somewhat reliable with updating in a reasonable time/ finishing things. I hope those of you who were there for the other ones agree and can vouch for me.

Just like the other times, I can promise that I will never leave this on a 'bad' cliffhanger, because that is just something I personally cannot deal with, meaning it is safe to read along. There will probably be some minor angst, but they are always it for each other. In this house we like our men obsessed. Thank you very much.

Edit: No AI in any shape or form was used to write this. Felt the need to clarify :)

Chapter 1: The Beginning of the End

The end of our story began in a forest. This forest to be exact, just to set the scene properly—and yes, you don’t have to look at me like that, I know that starting the beginning of the end, well, at the beginning was incredibly cliché, but San was about to tell the, in his humble opinion, greatest love story of all time so please bear with me—I mean him. For the shortest while it’s a story about regret and redemption but mostly about falling in love and never leaving it. Therefore, I would argue it might be well worth your time.

So where was I? Ah yes, the beginning of the end, which was not really the end—yes, I know, now stop biting! You’re lucky I like petting you while I practice. Here, you can have this to chew on instead of my fingers and now pay attention it’s a long one.

The beginning of the end starts with one of our main heroes San in a forest,

running.