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brmqtrI wrote Papa told me (Manga by Nanae Haruno) X Gin no Spoon (Manga by Mari Ozawa) crossover fanfic.
Here is the summary:
When Ritsu, a quiet young man raising his lively twin siblings Shirabe and Kanade, crosses paths with author and single father Shinkichi Matoba in a secondhand bookstore, neither expects their worlds to change. Matoba is looking through cookbooks for his daughter Chise, while Ritsu offers quiet insight from years of bento-making and home cooking. What begins as a casual conversation over recipes turns into something deeper—built on simple kindness, shared meals, and a slow-growing sense of comfort neither had been seeking.
As Matoba finds himself returning again and again to Ritsu’s warm, chaotic household, the lines between bento tips and quiet affection begin to blur. The children—curious, observant, and occasionally meddling—begin to ask questions neither man knows how to answer… yet.
Through soft mornings, late-night walks, clumsy kisses, and the occasional soy sauce spill, two men discover that love doesn’t need drama—it just needs time, honesty, and a kitchen full of laughter.
A gentle, domestic love story about cooking, caretaking, and finding peace where you least expect it.
You can read the story on fanfiction archive here:
https://archiveofourown.org/works/71858976
Here is the summary:
When Ritsu, a quiet young man raising his lively twin siblings Shirabe and Kanade, crosses paths with author and single father Shinkichi Matoba in a secondhand bookstore, neither expects their worlds to change. Matoba is looking through cookbooks for his daughter Chise, while Ritsu offers quiet insight from years of bento-making and home cooking. What begins as a casual conversation over recipes turns into something deeper—built on simple kindness, shared meals, and a slow-growing sense of comfort neither had been seeking.
As Matoba finds himself returning again and again to Ritsu’s warm, chaotic household, the lines between bento tips and quiet affection begin to blur. The children—curious, observant, and occasionally meddling—begin to ask questions neither man knows how to answer… yet.
Through soft mornings, late-night walks, clumsy kisses, and the occasional soy sauce spill, two men discover that love doesn’t need drama—it just needs time, honesty, and a kitchen full of laughter.
A gentle, domestic love story about cooking, caretaking, and finding peace where you least expect it.
You can read the story on fanfiction archive here:
https://archiveofourown.org/works/71858976
