Narnia Preferences and Oneshots

Preference

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(A/N: Hey guys! Remember to eat something, drink some water and take your meds! Love you!)

Preference: The store you drag him to/ and or visa versa

(A/N: These are only ones that the other wouldn't be all too happy to be at, not things like B&N or Hot Topic.)

Caspian

He drags you into Buckle.

Every. Single. Time. It's like Caspian is physically drawn to the store. When you are walking through the mall, you sometimes make an effort to avoid it, try to draw his attention to something in the opposite direction, but after a while Caspian figured it out.

Your main problem with the store is the organization, or lack-thereof. Instead of finding a design you like then finding your size, you have to find the rack that has your size, then find a design you like. This makes actually locating something that you want to wear very difficult. Plus, while stores mainly directed at women have a boyfriend chair, there are NO chairs for anyone of any gender in Buckle. You normally end up in a corner somewhere, sitting against the wall, reading a fic on your phone while Cas (A/N: Very sorry for your loss, SPN fam.) tries on clothes.

Peter

You drag him to Forever 21.

By Aslan, Peter hates it in there. He hasn't really got anything against the store itself, but more what it lacks. In Peter's opinion, all stores primarily for women should have on corner dedicated to the boyfriends and husbands of the world, complete with couches, TV and baseball.

He doesn't completely despise it, though. Whenever you go shopping, there's a game you like to play: he gets to pick out a full outfit for you, and whether you like it or not, you have to buy it, and visa versa. Yes, you've had to wear some pretty tight dresses before, but Peter can't stand most of the shirts you pick out for him, so it's worth it.

Edmund

You drag him into Sephora.

Edmund doesn't complain that much, but you can tell that he would rather you didn't spend thirty minutes picking out the perfect shade of lipstick, when all of them look exactly the same to him.

You try to keep your visits brief, but when everything comes in new packaging and colors and shapes and sizes and- you really just can't get enough. There's always so many new products, it's hard to give everything a thorough once-over before moving on.

To Ed, the only consolation is that he usually gets to choose the facemasks you do together.