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"I've always been yours, you know?” Naruto says, uncharacteristically shy. Sasuke tries to pretend like it doesn’t affect him as much as it does.
“Have you?” he asks breathily, his voice a different shade of quiet from what it usually is.
“Yeah,” Naruto confirms, leaning in closer. “Always.”
Always. He lets the word permeate the air, saturating the atmosphere in its sickly sweetness. If he really thinks about it, always is just another word for forever.
Somehow, it sounds like both a confession and a promise all at once.
Rebuilding severed bonds and mending fractured love, one visit at a time.
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Sasuke didn’t come to the city to make friends, of all things. No, it was about opportunities.
So, when he makes two friends—Spider-Man and Naruto—he isn’t sure what to do. Especially considering that Naruto is Spider-Man. And he’s terrible at hiding it.
Alternatively: SNS Spider-Man AU. That's it. Now featuring plot!
Series
- Part 1 of chromatics
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04 Sep 2025
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It’s in moments like these when he wonders why Naruto would do so much for him. He said, ‘because you’re my friend,’ but would he have done this for any of his other friends?
He remembers Indra and Ashura. Madara and Hashirama. Maybe it was written in the stars for them.
(Hopefully, this time, they will do it right.)
Alternatively; Sasuke comes back to Konoha with a terrible language barrier, stargazes, makes fun of Shikamaru’s shitty poetry, visits the remains of the Uchiha compound, and falls in love—not necessarily in that order.
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02 Sep 2025
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The time has come for Naruto to choose a husband – surely, out of twenty-four men from twelve different villages, he’ll be able to find the love of his life?
Unfortunately for him, the love of his life is less enthusiastic about the whole thing.
(Good thing neither of them has any common sense.)
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Naruto and Sasuke were not, and had never been, conventional in the ways they expressed love and received it. They were, after all, intimately familiar with the unconventional ways they cared about one another - through antagonism, competitiveness, and an enduring devotion from intrinsic knowledge of the other.
An interpretation of Team Seven's perspectives of Naruto and Sasuke's clumsy developing not-quite relationship, and what it means to have a love language entirely unique to them.Series
- Part 4 of The Symposium