2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 11, 14, 16, 17, and 20 :)

-You add depth to existing characters
-You write beautiful descriptions
-Your writing flows really nicely
-Your pacing is fantastic
-You are good at capturing an existing character’s voice/mannerisms
-I always get excited when I see you’ve updated
-I have learned new things because of your writing
-Your smut is mmhmmm
-Your fluff makes me warm and fuzzy inside 
-You inspire me to write more/better

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/ I’m really glad !!!

Write something fluffy for our fav boy Host!!

“I’m dead. I’m dead I’m dead I’m dead.”, he mumbled quietly to himself, chewing on the pad of his thumb. His head was in a bad place, and he thought about the Author, and how he should be dead, but wasn’t. Which confused him, and he couldn’t make sense of anything anymore. Which he hated.

Wilford was the one who found the Host sitting alone there. He draped his arms over the other man’s shoulders, startling Host out of his thoughts.
“If you were dead, why do you feel things?”, he said, which stunned Host a little. He felt things, he thoughts things. He must be alive.

“Let’s go bake some cookies.”, Wilford said with a smile, nuzzling into Host’s hair, before stepping back and pulling the other to his feet. The Host smiled lightly and nodded, walking with Wilford to the kitchen, where the mad man had already set out the necessary ingredients and cookie cutters.

While Host wanted to try and weigh everything they needed, Wilford decided that was no fun. So he grabbed the bag of flour out of Host’s hands and made a puff of flour come forth from it doing so, which dusted Host’s face white and make him cough.

“The Host didn’t think about making a mess before. But it seems like Wilford has different plans.”, Host said, and of course he was right. Because Wilford was grinning widely and scooped out flour from the bag to throw it at Host with a laugh.

Host squeaked when he was hit, before giggling lightly and grabbing another bag of flour. War was about to happen, and it wouldn’t be pretty.

It was pretty funny though, as Host and Wilford threw flour at each other, sometimes trying to dodge the attacks. Most usually though they rubbed flour into each other, Wilford rubbing flour into Host’s hair, Host rubbing flour all over Wilford’s cheeks.

They were covered in flour, as was the kitchen, but both of them were laughing and dropping their empty bags of flour.

Hurt/comfort with anyone honestly would be wonderful ^-^ maybe dark comforting host? If you wanna?

It was so loud. Screaming at him, demanding his attention, and it was so loud, and it hurt, and he couldn’t concentrate on anything but the noise in his head.

Host was clutching his hair, curled up on his bed. It was so loud, it hurt. Futures unraveling in his mind’s eye, too many options that could happen, would happen, may happen. Simple options like a yes or no, and a whole new reality came forth from it.

Seeing the possibilities of egos dying, killing each other, protecting each other, threatening each other, so many things that could happen. And it was loud, it wanted out of his head, and he was talking, but he wasn’t fast enough to get everything in his head out.

He violently flinched back when Dark touched him, raised his head by his chin. So many possibilities of what could happen -Dark could kiss him, could hit him, could talk, could stay silent, could- “Silence.”.

Host shut up, knowing, though unable to grasp the thought about it, that he was talking. Dark pulled off Host’s bandage, soaked with blood. He was saying what he was doing, and what he was going to do. And it calmed Host’s head, because if he knew what would happen, and not what could happen, he didn’t need to narrate it all.

So Dark cleaned Host’s face, and his hands, and re-wrapped his eyes. Talking all the while what he was going to do, before doing it.

In the end Dark was sitting with Host, holding the blind man close to his chest. Carding his fingers through Host’s hair, not commenting on it’s ungelled state, showing its curly nature. Telling him what there would be for dinner later, and what they’d do after.
And Host’s head quieted down, until it was a pleasant background noise.

Dark noticed when Host had fallen asleep, sighing softly. The man slept too little anyways, and he was glad to have been able to help at least.