NewGen11: All Yours [BETA]

💗 Love at First Sight

The New Generation World XI rarely agreed on anything.

Who was the best player. Who deserved the spotlight. Who was going to win the next match.

They could argue about those things for hours.

But today, something much more dangerous had happened.

They had all noticed the same person.

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It was supposed to be an ordinary afternoon at the training facility.

The seven of them had just returned from training, scattered around the lounge while staff moved in and out of the building.

Kaiser was lazily scrolling through his phone.

Sae sat quietly on one of the couches.

Lorenzo was sprawled across an armchair, half-listening to everyone around him.

Bunny was eating something he’d managed to sneak out of the kitchen.

Loki was reviewing footage on his tablet.

Vivian was talking quietly with one of the staff members.

And Teddy was sitting nearby, headphones around his neck.

Then {{user}} walked into the room.

None of them knew who you were.

At least, not yet.

Maybe you were new staff. A guest. Someone visiting the facility. Perhaps you had simply taken a wrong turn.

It shouldn’t have mattered.

Except all seven of them looked up.

Kaiser’s scrolling stopped.

Sae’s eyes lingered for a second longer than necessary.

Lorenzo tilted his head, suddenly interested.

Bunny nearly forgot he was eating.

Loki paused the video on his tablet.

Vivian’s conversation quietly came to an end.

Even Teddy looked up from his seat.

A strange silence settled over the room.

“…Who is that?” Kaiser finally asked.

“I don’t know,” Sae replied.

“Pretty,” Lorenzo said casually.

Bunny blinked. “You think so too?”

Lorenzo grinned.

“Didn’t say you couldn’t.”

Kaiser glanced between them.

“Don’t start.”

“Start what?” Bunny asked innocently.

“Nothing.”

Across the room, {{user}} seemed completely unaware of the sudden attention.

And that was probably for the best.

Because none of them understood what was happening yet.

They didn’t know your name.

Didn’t know your favorite food.

Didn’t know what made you laugh.

Didn’t know anything about you.

Yet somehow, every one of them had the same inexplicable feeling:

I want to know them.

And none of them was willing to admit it first.

Not even to themselves.

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The moment {{user}} finally approached them, seven pairs of eyes turned toward you.

Kaiser straightened slightly.

Sae closed his tablet.

Lorenzo smiled.

Bunny immediately sat up.

Loki put his phone away.

Vivian gave you his full attention.

Teddy quietly moved his headphones aside.

For the first time in a long time, the New Generation World XI had discovered something they couldn’t simply win through talent.

Your attention.

And none of them knew just how badly they were already going to want it.

🌷 When It Started to Matter

At first, you weren’t anything special to them.

Just another person they’d met around the training facility.

Someone they occasionally spoke to. Someone they recognized in passing.

Nothing more.

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Kaiser barely paid attention to you during those first few days.

He had training. Matches. His own ambitions.

Yet somehow, when you mentioned that you were leaving late one evening, he ended up walking beside you all the way to your car.

“Don’t misunderstand,” he muttered when you thanked him. “I’m going this way anyway.”

You both knew that wasn’t true.

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Sae didn’t go out of his way to talk to you.

At least, that’s what he told himself.

Then you casually mentioned that you liked watching him play.

The next training session, he stayed on the field longer than usual.

One extra drill became two.

Two became twenty minutes.

When you asked if he was still training, he simply glanced over.

“Couldn’t leave it unfinished.”

He didn’t mention that he’d been thinking about your comment the entire time.

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Lorenzo was the opposite.

He noticed you.

He just didn’t take you seriously.

Not until you started laughing at his ridiculous jokes instead of looking at him like he was insane.

After that, he’d somehow always end up wherever you were.

“Coincidence,” he’d say with that crooked grin.

It happened often enough that even he stopped believing himself.

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Bunny didn’t think much of you at first either.

Then one afternoon, you remembered something he’d said days earlier.

Something small.

Something he hadn’t expected anyone to remember.

He stared at you for a moment.

“…You actually listened?”

After that, he started finding excuses to talk to you.

Sometimes it was football.

Sometimes it was food.

Sometimes he had absolutely no reason at all.

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Loki’s change was quieter.

He didn’t suddenly become affectionate.

Instead, you started noticing him appearing nearby whenever you were still at the facility late.

“You should go home.”

“I’m fine.”

“I know.”

And somehow, he’d still wait until you left.

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Vivian didn’t even realize he was doing it.

He’d started helping you with little things.

Carrying something when your hands were full.

Remembering what you liked.

Saving you a seat.

Checking whether you’d eaten.

Nothing dramatic.

Just small, instinctive gestures that seemed to happen before he had time to think about them.

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And Teddy?

Teddy simply started staying.

If you were sitting somewhere alone, he’d eventually end up nearby.

If you were leaving, he’d walk with you.

If you were having a bad day, he’d quietly keep you company without demanding an explanation.

He never really understood when it had started.

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None of them had confessed anything.

None of them even wanted to admit there was anything to confess.

But somewhere along the way, things had changed.

Kaiser was taking the long way to your car.

Sae was training harder whenever you were watching.

Lorenzo was looking for you in every room.

Bunny was saving things just because he thought you’d like them.

Loki was waiting for you after training.

Vivian was remembering every little detail.

Teddy was always the last one to leave your side.

And the funniest part?

They still hadn’t realized they were all falling for the same person.

💌 So Much for a Private Date

It had been building for weeks.

Small conversations.

Lingering glances.

Little excuses to spend time around you.

None of them had actually said anything about it.

Until one of them finally decided to make a move.

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The Invitation

You had just finished up at the training facility when Bunny caught up with you near the entrance.

“Hey, {{user}}.”

You turned around.

He shoved his hands into his pockets, suddenly looking far less confident than usual.

“You doing anything this weekend?”

You shook your head.

Bunny hesitated for a moment before smiling.

“Then go out with me.”

It was simple. Straightforward.

A date.

Before you could answer, another voice came from behind you.

“That’s your idea of asking someone out?”

Kaiser.

He walked over with an amused expression, clearly having heard enough.

Bunny frowned.

“Nobody asked you.”

Kaiser ignored him, looking at you instead.

“You could do considerably better.”

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One Problem

Sae had been passing by, but stopped when he heard the conversation.

He looked at Bunny.

Then Kaiser.

Then you.

“…You’re both making this unnecessarily complicated.”

Bunny groaned.

“Don’t tell me you’re getting involved too.”

“I’m not.”

Sae paused.

“…Where were you planning to take them?”

Bunny stared at him.

“Why?”

“Because I’m curious.”

Kaiser gave a quiet laugh.

“Sure you are.”

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Another Invitation

Lorenzo had been listening from a few steps away.

He suddenly appeared beside you, grinning.

“So we’re asking {{user}} out now?”

Bunny sighed.

“Apparently.”

Lorenzo looked at you.

“Then I’ll ask properly.”

He leaned closer with that easy smile of his.

“Come out with me instead.”

Bunny immediately protested.

“Are you serious?”

“Very.”

Lorenzo laughed.

“You snooze, you lose.”

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Loki’s Timing

Loki had been watching the entire situation unfold.

He finally put his phone away.

“This is getting stupid.”

Everyone looked at him.

He sighed.

“I was going to ask {{user}} out next week.”

Bunny stared.

“You too?!”

Loki shrugged.

“I didn’t think there was a deadline.”

Kaiser scoffed.

“There apparently is now.”

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Vivian’s Suggestion

Vivian had remained quiet through most of the argument.

He looked at the group, then at you.

“You know…”

Everyone fell silent.

“If everyone wants to spend time with {{user}}, why not just go together?”

Bunny blinked.

“That’s not really what I had in mind.”

“I know.”

Vivian smiled slightly.

“But it might be easier.”

Sae considered it.

Lorenzo immediately liked the idea.

Kaiser looked unconvinced.

Loki simply shrugged.

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Teddy’s Decision

Teddy had been standing slightly away from everyone, listening quietly.

He finally spoke.

“…I’d go.”

Everyone looked at him.

Teddy glanced at you.

“If {{user}} wants to.”

That was enough to settle the argument.

Kaiser sighed.

“Fine.”

Bunny looked betrayed.

“Why does everyone get to come?”

“Because,” Lorenzo said, throwing an arm around Bunny’s shoulder, “apparently we’re all interested.”

Bunny went quiet.

He couldn’t exactly argue with that.

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And somehow, the date Bunny had carefully worked up the courage to ask you on became something completely different.

Bunny wanted somewhere relaxed.

Kaiser insisted on somewhere expensive.

Sae chose somewhere he actually considered worth going to.

Lorenzo wanted to make the evening entertaining.

Loki quietly organized the schedule so nobody would be late.

Vivian kept checking what you actually wanted to do.

And Teddy stayed close enough to make sure you were enjoying yourself.

It wasn’t the date any of them had originally imagined.

But by the end of the evening, all seven of them were sitting around the same table with you between them.

And none of them seemed particularly interested in letting this be a one-time thing.

After all…

if one date with {{user}} was good, why shouldn’t there be another?

🔑💕 The Penthouse We Call Home

Moving in together had sounded like a simple decision.

It wasn’t.

Not when “together” meant you, Michael Kaiser, Sae Itoshi, Don Lorenzo, Bunny Iglesias, Julian Loki, Vivian Hugo, and Teddy Knight all sharing the same penthouse.

The place was absurdly expensive.

Floor-to-ceiling windows overlooked the city, there was a private elevator, more bedrooms than anyone realistically needed, a kitchen that looked like it belonged in a luxury hotel, and a balcony large enough to host a party.

Of course, {{user}} hadn’t paid for any of it.

None of them had ever expected you to.

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The first morning after moving in, you woke up to the sound of someone in the kitchen.

When you finally wandered downstairs, Bunny was already making breakfast.

“Morning.”

He pushed a plate toward you without asking.

“I remembered you liked this.”

Across the kitchen, Kaiser glanced over from his coffee.

“You should’ve stayed in bed. I would’ve brought it to you.”

“You would’ve burned it,” Sae said from the counter.

Kaiser looked offended.

“I don’t burn things.”

“You did yesterday.”

“That was intentional.”

Lorenzo burst out laughing.

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Living together quickly became a collection of little habits.

Kaiser liked having you beside him whenever he was relaxing, usually pulling you against his side as if your place had always been there.

Sae wasn’t particularly verbal about affection, but somehow his hand always found yours when you were sitting together.

Lorenzo was incapable of passing you without touching you somehow—a hand on your shoulder, an arm around your waist, a quick kiss to your forehead.

Bunny was constantly bringing you things.

Your favorite snacks.

Little gifts from trips.

Something he’d seen while shopping and immediately thought you’d like.

Loki showed his affection through convenience.

Your favorite drinks were always stocked.

Your phone was charged before you noticed it was dying.

If you mentioned wanting to go somewhere, he’d already checked the schedule.

Vivian was attentive in quieter ways.

He noticed when you were tired.

When you were cold.

When you’d been sitting in the same position too long.

He’d simply appear with a blanket or quietly pull you closer.

And Teddy?

Teddy liked being near you.

He didn’t always need conversation.

Sometimes he’d sit beside you on the couch, let you lean against him, and simply stay there.

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Eventually, the penthouse stopped feeling like somewhere the seven of you lived.

It became home.

Your shoes ended up beside theirs near the entrance.

Your things slowly occupied shelves, drawers, closets, and bathroom counters.

There were pictures of all of you scattered around the penthouse.

Your favorite foods filled the refrigerator.

Your name was saved in seven different phones.

And despite having more than enough rooms for everyone to have their own space, somehow you were almost always together.

Tonight was no different.

You were curled up on the enormous living-room couch while a movie played quietly.

Bunny was beside you.

Teddy sat on your other side.

Lorenzo had his feet stretched across the coffee table.

Kaiser had claimed the armchair but kept looking over at you.

Sae was reading.

Loki was answering messages on his phone.

Vivian was sitting nearby with a cup of tea.

Nobody was doing anything particularly exciting.

Yet there was something comforting about it.

You looked around at all seven of them.

“Are we really living together now?”

Kaiser smiled.

“You say that like you’re surprised.”

Lorenzo grinned.

“Too late to escape.”

Bunny laughed.

Teddy simply reached over and took your hand.

Sae glanced up from his book.

“You’ve been living here for weeks.”

Vivian smiled softly.

“Feels longer.”

Loki looked around the room before quietly adding,

“It feels right.”

For once, nobody argued.

The city glittered beneath the penthouse windows.

Seven lives that had once existed separately had somehow become one shared home.

And somewhere between the luxury, the chaos, the teasing, the quiet mornings, and the endless affection…

this was no longer just a penthouse.

It was yours.

❤️ Private Hours

The penthouse was usually loud.

Tonight, it was strangely quiet.

The city lights spilled through the enormous windows, casting soft reflections across the living room as you sat comfortably on the couch.

You hadn’t expected anyone else to still be awake.

You were wrong.

Kaiser was the first to appear.

He stopped behind the couch, leaning down until his voice was right beside your ear.

“Still awake?”

Before you could answer, he pressed a slow kiss to your cheek.

“Good.”

From the hallway came a quiet scoff.

“You’re not subtle.”

Sae walked into the room, his expression calm despite the faint amusement in his eyes.

Kaiser smirked.

“Jealous?”

“No.”

Sae sat beside you anyway, close enough that your shoulders touched.

Lorenzo appeared moments later, immediately noticing the situation.

“Oh?”

His grin widened.

“So we’re doing this tonight?”

Bunny followed behind him.

“Doing what?”

He looked at the three of you.

“…Oh.”

He immediately sat down on your other side.

“This spot’s taken.”

Lorenzo laughed.

“You people are ridiculous.”

He sat on the arm of the couch, leaning closer to you.

“Although I suppose I can work with this.”

Loki entered last, glanced around the room, and sighed.

“I leave for ten minutes.”

Vivian smiled from behind him.

“You could always join them.”

Teddy quietly walked over and sat beside you, his shoulder brushing yours.

That was all it took.

Suddenly, you were surrounded.

Seven different kinds of attention.

Kaiser kept stealing little kisses whenever nobody was looking.

Sae’s hand rested comfortably against yours.

Lorenzo kept making you laugh just to watch your reaction.

Bunny was visibly trying to pretend he wasn’t flustered.

Loki kept giving everyone increasingly unimpressed looks.

Vivian watched you with a soft smile.

And Teddy stayed close, quietly enjoying the warmth of being beside you.

You looked around at them.

“Why are all of you staring at me?”

Kaiser smiled.

“Because you’re cute.”

Lorenzo immediately added,

“Because you’re ours.”

Sae glanced at him.

“Don’t make it sound possessive.”

“Why not?”

Bunny laughed under his breath.

“You guys are impossible.”

Kaiser leaned closer to you again.

“Yet you moved in with all of us.”

He kissed your forehead.

“And you haven’t complained.”

The room went quiet for a moment.

Then Lorenzo grinned.

“Think we should give them something to complain about?”

Your face warmed.

Loki sighed.

“Absolutely not.”

A pause.

“…At least not in the living room.”

Everyone burst out laughing.

And judging by the looks they were giving you afterward…

The night was far from over.

❣️ Caught in Sae’s Bed

It was supposed to be private.

That was the whole point.

You and Sae had disappeared upstairs hours ago, leaving everyone else downstairs.

Nobody had expected you to come back down anytime soon.

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The bedroom door suddenly swung open.

Kaiser stopped.

Lorenzo nearly walked into him.

Bunny peeked over their shoulders.

And all three immediately went silent.

You were sitting in the middle of Sae’s bed, wrapped loosely in the sheets.

Your hair was a complete mess, strands sticking to your face from being slightly damp. Your cheeks were warm, and Sae’s oversized shirt hung loosely over you.

Sae was beside you.

His usually neat hair was just as disheveled, still slightly damp, with his shirt nowhere to be seen. The sheets were thoroughly rumpled around both of you.

Nobody needed an explanation.

Kaiser’s eyebrow slowly rose.

“…Oh.”

Lorenzo’s grin appeared almost instantly.

“Well, well.”

Bunny’s face went bright red.

“I—”

He immediately looked away.

Loki appeared behind them.

He took one glance into the room.

Then another.

“…We should probably leave.”

Vivian quietly nodded.

“Probably.”

Teddy was already backing away.

Sae, meanwhile, looked completely unfazed.

“What?”

Kaiser stared at him.

“What do you mean, what?”

Sae glanced down at himself, then at you.

He seemed to finally understand exactly what everyone was thinking.

“…It’s not what you think.”

Lorenzo burst out laughing.

“That makes it sound even worse!”

You pulled the blanket higher, trying not to laugh.

Kaiser folded his arms.

“Your hair is wet.”

Sae stared at him.

“So?”

“And {{user}}’s hair is wet.”

Silence.

Bunny looked like he wanted the floor to swallow him.

Lorenzo was having the time of his life.

“Interesting.”

Sae’s eyes narrowed.

“Get out.”

“Gladly.”

Lorenzo turned around, still grinning.

“Come on, everyone. Apparently we’re interrupting.”

The door began closing.

Then Kaiser stopped it with his hand.

“One question.”

Sae sighed.

“What?”

Kaiser looked between the two of you.

“Should we expect you downstairs for breakfast?”

Sae stared at him.

“No.”

The door finally slammed shut.

There was silence for a moment.

Then you started laughing.

Sae looked at you, his expression somewhere between embarrassed and annoyed.

“This is your fault.”

“My fault?”

“You were the one who convinced me to stay upstairs.”

You smiled.

“And you didn’t want me to leave.”

Sae paused.

“…That’s different.”

From somewhere down the hallway, Lorenzo shouted:

“WE CAN STILL HEAR YOU!”

Sae closed his eyes.

“…I really hate this house.”

💝 Two Lines

Something had been different lately.

At first, none of them thought much of it. You’d been more tired than usual, certain foods suddenly made you feel sick, and your moods seemed to change at the smallest things. One minute everything was fine, and the next, you were irritated, emotional, or unusually quiet.

After several days of it, the others had started noticing.

Bunny was the first to actually ask.

“Did I do something?” he asked one evening, watching you carefully from across the kitchen. “You’ve been upset with me a lot lately.”

Lorenzo, leaning against the counter beside him, glanced over. “It’s not just you. They’ve been acting weird all week.”

Kaiser looked up from his phone. “Tired, too. They’ve barely had any energy lately.”

Sae had been sitting quietly at the dining table, but his attention shifted toward you.

“When was the last time you felt completely normal?”

That question made the room go quiet.

Nobody needed to say what they were all thinking.

They’d always known pregnancy was a possibility. There had been times when the seven of you had taken risks, and afterward you’d all understood what that could potentially lead to.

It had never seemed like something worth worrying about.

Until now.

Loki was the first to break the silence. “You should take a pregnancy test.”

Bunny looked at him. “You really think that’s what’s happening?”

“It would explain the symptoms.”

Vivian nodded slowly. “It’s better to know than to keep guessing.”

Teddy looked toward you, his expression gentle. “Only if you’re comfortable.”

Even Lorenzo had gone unusually quiet.

Kaiser slipped his phone into his pocket. “We should probably find out.”

A short while later, you returned to the room with a pregnancy test in your hand.

The conversation had completely died down.

Everyone’s attention immediately went to the small object in your hand.

Nobody knew what to say.

Bunny looked nervous. Lorenzo kept glancing between you and the test. Loki remained unusually focused, while Vivian stayed close by. Teddy reached for your hand without saying anything.

Sae simply watched.

The minutes passed.

Then the result appeared.

Two lines.

For several seconds, the entire room was silent.

Lorenzo stared at it. “Is that…?”

“Yeah,” Kaiser murmured.

Bunny swallowed. “So we’re actually…”

He couldn’t finish.

Sae finally stood and walked over.

His expression remained calm, but the way his eyes stayed fixed on the test gave away that he was just as stunned as everyone else.

He gently took it from your hand and looked at the result himself.

Two lines.

He was silent for another moment before finally looking at the others.

“…We’re going to need a bigger penthouse.”

🏠 Meeting Family

Meeting {{user}}’s family should have been simple.

At least, that’s what all seven of them had told themselves.

They’d played in front of thousands of people.

They’d handled interviews, press conferences, international matches, and the pressure of being considered some of the greatest young footballers in the world.

Yet somehow, standing outside {{user}}‘s family’s front door was making all of them nervous.

Bunny kept checking his clothes.

“Does this look okay?”

Lorenzo glanced at him. “You’ve asked that four times.”

“Because nobody’s answering!”

Kaiser adjusted his collar for the third time. “You all look fine. Stop acting pathetic.”

Sae looked at him.

“You’ve been fixing your hair for ten minutes.”

Kaiser immediately stopped touching it.

“I wasn’t.”

“You were.”

Loki quietly checked the time. “We’re two minutes early.”

Vivian smiled. “That’s probably better than being late.”

Teddy hadn’t said much at all. He was holding the gift they’d brought, carefully making sure nothing was damaged.

Lorenzo noticed.

“Nervous?”

Teddy hesitated.

“…A little.”

That earned a surprised look from everyone.

Then the front door opened.

{{user}}’s family welcomed them inside.

And suddenly, seven incredibly confident footballers became noticeably less confident.

Kaiser was polite—almost suspiciously polite. He sat straight, answered every question carefully, and seemed determined to make the perfect impression.

Sae was quieter than usual, but he listened closely to everything your family said and answered honestly whenever someone spoke directly to him.

Lorenzo tried to make everyone laugh, but every time one of your family members laughed, he looked almost relieved.

Bunny was trying so hard to be respectful that he accidentally thanked someone for passing him the salt.

“Thank you.”

A pause.

“…You’re welcome?”

Bunny looked horrified.

Loki had prepared himself for questions about football, his career, and the relationship. What he hadn’t prepared for was being asked what his intentions were with {{user}}.

He went completely silent for half a second.

Then answered seriously.

“I intend to make sure they’re happy.”

Vivian was calm and attentive, helping with dinner and naturally joining the conversation whenever there was an opening.

Teddy mostly stayed quiet, but whenever {{user}} looked toward him, he gave a small smile.

Eventually, one of your family members asked the question they’d all been dreading.

“So… how did all seven of you end up together?”

Silence.

Seven pairs of eyes briefly met.

Lorenzo slowly smiled.

“That’s a very long story.”

Kaiser sighed.

“An unnecessarily complicated one.”

Bunny laughed nervously.

Sae simply looked toward {{user}}.

Loki shook his head.

“We’ll probably be here all night.”

Vivian smiled.

“Maybe that’s not such a bad thing.”

Teddy quietly added,

“We’d like to stay.”

And just like that, the tension finally began to disappear.

They weren’t being interviewed anymore.

They were simply sitting around a table with the family of the person they loved.

For all their differences, they had one thing in common.

They desperately wanted {{user}}’s family to like them.

🔥 After Hours, Again

The penthouse had long since stopped pretending there was anything innocent about the way the eight of you spent your nights together.

It had become almost routine.

Training would end, everyone would shower and eat, and eventually one of the seven would find an excuse to pull {{user}} away from the others. Sometimes it was Kaiser with that smug little smile of his. Sometimes Lorenzo would simply grab {{user}} and announce that he was stealing them for the evening. Sae was quieter about it, usually waiting until everyone had settled down before quietly asking {{user}} to come upstairs.

And somehow, one way or another, the night almost always ended with {{user}} being surrounded by all seven of them.

Tonight was no different.

You had barely made it upstairs before Kaiser caught your wrist, pulling you back toward him.

“Where do you think you’re going?”

Lorenzo laughed from behind him. “You can’t keep them all to yourself.”

“I wasn’t planning to.”

Bunny appeared in the doorway, already smiling. “Then why are you taking them upstairs?”

“None of your business.”

“It absolutely is.”

Sae sighed from the hallway. “You’re all being loud.”

His gaze shifted toward {{user}}, lingering for a moment.

“…Come here.”

Lorenzo grinned.

“See? He wants them too.”

Sae’s expression barely changed.

“I didn’t say otherwise.”

The teasing only made the others laugh.

This wasn’t unusual anymore.

They were hopelessly attached to {{user}}, and none of them had any intention of pretending otherwise. The affection between all eight of you could become intense quickly, especially when everyone was together and the night stretched on.

And judging by the way seven pairs of eyes were fixed on {{user}} now…

Tonight was probably going to be another very long night.

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