Rainy November

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Series Begun:
2014-11-26
Series Updated:
2020-12-20
Description:

A slow burn Juntoshi Laundry AU. A cute love story with a whiff of fabric softener. Updated every 26th November, for Ohno's birthday.

Notes:

An annual tradition of me writing Juntoshi <3!

Year 1 - I vaguely remembered a scene from a tv-drama that prompted me to write the early draft, but I can’t really sure which drama it was now. Anyway, I always fail on the end of year birthdays and this is one step to rectify it—even with this patchy and unbeta-ed story.

Year 2 - November continues to wrap me into a full Juntoshi mood—even if I’m in the middle of struggling to write other things. This is a simple continuation, part of the original timeline from a year ago. Somehow, I keep going back to this story so here’s a bit of (last-minute-ly-written) fluff.

Year 3 - Before the year ends, my annual visit to the favorite slow-paced Juntoshi laundry shop universe. All the initial butterflies and cuteness are still there, but things are about to get (finally!!!) a notch more intense.

Year 4 - I have never thought this one would be my constant in November, but here I am. This is the (first of what I hope will be many) smut-fluff part of this Juntoshi journey.

Year 5 - Writing this story has been an e m o t i o n a l journey. More on the smut, even more on the fluff, and some solid universe expansion I've been wanting to write since two years ago. *happy tears.

Year 6 - This goes down to one of the most memorable; I finished this through November 2019 Arashi's world domination and I'm gonna wear this smug grin for a while. These two went even further and everything goes more intense!

Year 7 - My love for this universe ain't never gonna change. These chapters might not be the ones I wanted to write but they are still part of the story, which turns to be the penultimate story before the end.

Year 12 - I want to say November 2026 or sooner if I can get my head around it faster. Otherwise, I'd made it a mission to give (myself and the story) the closure it needed.

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Stats:
Words:
61,917
Works:
7
Complete:
No
Bookmarks:
6

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