30 Day OTP Challenge: Humanized Wavelength/Corvey

Holding hands:
Their fingers fit together perfectly, which of course meant that they needed to do it as often as possible.

Cuddling somewhere:
Impromptu rainy day blanket forts were the best places for cuddles and kisses, bar none.

Gaming/watching a movie:
The only reason Corvey even picked up Insidious at all was so that she had an excuse to cling to her cute girlfriend during the scary parts - the mental scarring and sleepless night would be worth it.

On a date:
After working up a sweat at the arcade that morning, Waverly and Corvey decided to refuel at a cute little coffee shop; it was now ten minutes to close, and the streetlamps were starting to turn on.

Kissing:
Their first kiss had been very shy, hesitant and somewhat chaste in nature, but the ones that followed quickly became less and less so.

Wearing each other's clothes:
Waverly loved stealing Corvey's hoodie whenever she could; the other girl's clothes weren't that much bigger, but they still just felt right.

Cosplaying:
They decided not to bother colouring their hair for the convention, otherwise people might have actually mistaken them for the real Madoka and Sayaka (that, and their wigs hadn't come in on time).

Shopping:
Waverly had always hated shopping for clothes, but with Corvey there to try on the sillier items with her, she could learn to like it.

Hanging out with friends:
Why did we think playing Mario Party with Draft and Flyper was a good idea, Corvey thought morosely as the controllers went flying yet again and the swearing got louder.

With animal ears:
It wasn't the most half-assed Halloween costume they could come up with, but white cardboard cat ears and matching tails was kind of pushing it (at least they looked cute in them).

Wearing kigurumis:
How often did you see Tigger chasing Pikachu around Waverly's house? Too often, considering the onesies just came in the mail the other day.

Making out:
'Having a sleepover' was basically secret code now for whenever Corvey or Waverly felt like having a long, slow, makeout session without any interruptions, in the privacy of her bedroom.

Eating ice cream:
If you thought a 1-litre tub of coconut ice cream posed no threat to two teenage girls, you'd be correct; it was actually the 2-litre tub that defeated them.

Genderswapped:
Wallace and Corey had not yet met, but their lives would be forever, irrevocably changed when they finally did.

In a different clothing style (Visual Kei, gyaru, lolita, etc.):
There was definitely something about hearing the swish of petticoats and feeling the silkiness of ribbons and lace as they walked hand in hand, bows in their curled hair and Mary Janes on their feet.

During their morning ritual(s):
"Waverly, your alarm went off twenty minutes ago! If you don't get up now, I'll - I'll kiss you again! I mean it!"

Spooning:
Waverly's heartbeat at her back was Corvey's favourite lullaby, though she was bad at the whole spooning thing and often turned around to snuggle close instead.

Doing something together (this can be anything from watching TV to having sex. Just remember to tag appropriately.):
The tub was roomy enough for the both of them even if they weren't sitting in each other's laps, but the sheer volume of bubbles would've made it difficult to squeeze in anything else.

In formal wear:
Waverly could not help but blush as Corvey curtsied deeply to her, teasingly kissing her gloved hand as she did so.

Dancing:
It could hardly be considered dancing at all, but at least the wiimotes stayed on the girls' wrists this time as they followed the brightly coloured Psy look-alike busting a groove on the screen.

Cooking/baking:
Corvey wondered just how much frosting would be left for these cupcakes if she didn't stop sneaking spoonfuls of the stuff when she thought Waverly wasn't looking, not realizing that Waverly was doing the exact same thing.

In battle, side-by-side:
They weren't the most skilled team in the Mortal Kombat tournament but there was a certain chemistry that Team Kawaii had, and soon they became somewhat infamous for their out-of-nowhere victories.

Arguing:
It was the third time this week that Waverly let her snooze button run out of control, and Corvey could take it no longer - she was so sick of hearing 'What Does the Fox Say' on repeat.

Making up afterwards:
That being said, Waverly could really put together an apologetic breakfast in bed like no one else, when she could wake up early enough to make one.

Gazing into each other's eyes:
It was heartbreaking to see the way she was reflected in those tear-filled blue eyes.

Getting married:
The exact same butterflies from when she had proposed were now back with a newfound vengeance, as she was about to walk down the aisle and meet at the end the woman she was going to spend the rest of her life with.

On one of their birthdays:
Waverly decided to make a mountain of cupcakes all piled together instead of one big cake for Corvey's birthday, though that didn't quite go as planned (batter explosions in the oven would derail any plan, to be fair).

Doing something ridiculous:
They wouldn't have gotten caught if Waverly's panties hadn't gotten stuck in the pool drain.

Doing something sweet:
Corvey's hair always seemed to shine brighter whenever Waverly brushed it for her, or so she felt.

Doing something hot:
The breathy, barely suppressed whimpers and the fingers tangled desperately in her hair had Waverly convinced that Corvey wasn't so against doing this in a supply closet after all, and her tongue and fingers moved even faster lest someone caught them before their fun was finished.