𝐎𝐍𝐂𝐄𝐋𝐄𝐑 𝐎𝐍𝐄𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐓𝐒

- a messy yes - (onceler proposing to s/o but it goes wrong)

onceler x reader

onceler's heart raced with anticipation as he meticulously prepared for the most important moment of his life: proposing to you, the love of his life. he had spent weeks planning an elaborate, romantic gesture, ensuring that every detail would make your heart flutter with joy.

the stage was set in a beautifully decorated garden, with a soft breeze carrying the scent of flowers through the air. candlelit lanterns adorned the pathway leading to a small gazebo, where onceler had prepared a breathtaking display of your favorite flowers. It was going to be perfect.

as he stood at the entrance of the garden, his heart pounding in his chest, he couldn't help but feel a mixture of nervousness and excitement. he held a small velvet box in his pocket, ready to present it to you when the moment was just right.

as the garden gate swung open, revealing you in all your splendor, onceler's breath caught in his throat. he had never seen anyone more radiant. you approached him with a smile, completely unaware of the grand gesture he had planned.

"hey, onceler. what's all this?" you asked, your eyes filled with wonder as you took in the romantic setting.

he took a deep breath, gathering his courage. "well, i wanted a moment as amazing as you are. i have something very important to ask you."

you beamed at him, your heart racing in anticipation. "i'm listening."

onceler led you down the candlelit pathway, his voice trembling with excitement as he shared his heartfelt words. but just as he was about to drop down to one knee, a sudden gust of wind swept through the garden, knocking over the lanterns one by one. the pathway was plunged into darkness.

frantically, onceler searched for matches or a lighter to relight the lanterns, but they were nowhere to be found. he looked at you, disappointment etched on his face. "i'm so sorry.."

you, however, wrapped your arms around him, offering reassurance. "it's alright, onceler. we don't need lanterns to make this moment special. let's continue."

touched by your understanding, onceler took a deep breath and continued his heartfelt speech, relying on the moonlight filtering through the clouds to guide his words. just as he reached the climax, a family of raccoons emerged from the bushes, knocking over the champagne glasses he had prepared, spilling the sparkling liquid all over the grass.

onceler sighed, his hopes seemingly dashed. "this is turning out to be a disaster. i wanted everything to be perfect for you."

you gently wiped away a stray droplet of champagne from his cheek and smiled. "onceler, let's just enjoy the ride and not sweat the small stuff, yeah?

with renewed determination, onceler took your hand and gazed into your eyes. ignoring the chaos around them, he poured his heart out, expressing his love and commitment to you.

as he finished his heartfelt speech, a sudden downpour began, drenching both of you. onceler's heart sank further, but you simply laughed and held his hand tighter.

"rain or shine, i'm here with you," you declared, your voice filled with unwavering love.

touched by your words, onceler realized that the proposal didn't need grand gestures or perfect circumstances. it only needed the two of you, standing in the rain, ready to face any challenge together.

kneeling in the wet grass, he opened the velvet box, revealing the ring within. "y/n, will you marry me and embark on this imperfect but extraordinary journey with me?"

tears mingled with the raindrops on your cheeks as you nodded, a radiant smile gracing your face. "yes! yes yes yes!!"

in that moment, as the rain poured down, onceler slipped the ring onto your finger. it may not have been the flawless proposal he had envisioned, but it was a testament to the resilience of their love, a love that could withstand any storm.

as you sealed your commitment with a passionate kiss, the rain transformed into a soft drizzle, as if nature itself was blessing your union. and as you stood there, soaked but deeply connected, you knew that the imperfect proposal had become a perfect memory, a tale you would share and laugh about for the rest of your lives.