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Devilshipping

How they first met: They first met when Phoebe joined the Elite Four. Sidney was the most junior member prior to her, so he was assigned with giving her her orientation for her first day. The two hit it off right away and Sidney was pumped to have another more energetic and upbeat coworker since he didn’t get along as well with the others.
Where their first date was: The two started dating pretty quickly after first meeting, their first date being about a month after Phoebe joined the E4. She had kept trying to start a weekly ‘Bar Night’ with her coworkers to try and bond with them better, but only Sidney ever showed up. On the fourth week of only him taking her up on her offer, Phoebe, in a bit of a huff, just said ‘Well, with only us two we might as well make this a date!’ and that was that. They spent the evening having fun chatting and drinking, finding more and more shared interests, then retired to Sidney’s apartment for the night.
When they had their first kiss: They had their first kiss on their first date. It was raining when they left the bar and neither of them had brought umbrellas, so Sidney draped his leather jacket over Phoebe’s shoulders. She was so touched by the gesture (and still quite tipsy) that she grabbed him by the lapels and pulled him down for a smooch. The person behind them trying to leave had to ask them to take their makeout session somewhere other than the doorway.
Who cooks: Phoebe mostly cooks, but that’s mainly since Sidney fell in love with the Alolan recipes she learned from her grandparents the first time she cooked for him. When he does cook, though, Sidney likes to show off his skills in the kitchen by being dramatic with everything he does – juggling ingredients, spinning around while flipping omelets, cracking eggs with one hand, etc. Phoebe always is a wonderful audience, clapping and cheering for all his tricks, which he loves. Both of them (and both their kids) also love spicy food, and have one of those giant jugs of hot sauce lovingly displayed in the center of their dinner table. 
Who proposed: Sidney proposed. He chose to do so while they were on a date at the bar where they first started going out together. It was a pretty traditional proposal all things considered – he steered the conversation towards their relationship and when he felt the time was right, got down on one knee and asked Phoebe to marry him. She was so excited she fell off her bar stool! Luckily her new fiance was there to catch her.
The dominate one: Both are about equally dominant and frequently switch up who takes that role. Sidney loves his wife’s devious side and Phoebe loves when Sidney takes control, so switching things up works out wonderfully for them.
Their favorite pastime together: Both love battling, both together at the Battle Frontier or against each other, but otherwise they usually like to go to any kind of high-energy event, especially concerts. The two of them both love headbanging rock music (and similar genres) and get really excited whenever their favorite bands are in town. Phoebe is on the shorter side, so her husband will put her on his shoulders so she can see the band. They always end up screaming themselves hoarse from all the cheering and singing along. On the quieter side, Phoebe managed to get Sidney into gardening. She herself picked up the hobby from learning to care for Mt. Pyre from her grandparents, so she passed on her love of tending the soil to her husband. Their house is covered in window boxes and climbing vines, with plenty of Phoebe’s favorite – rose mallow. Sydney prefers to carefully cultivate his little succulent garden (and protect it from Phoebe’s Sableye, who seems to love digging up the dirt on her search for tasty stones) which Phoebe isn’t as impressed by since none of them have pretty flowers, but she still loves that she got him into gardening in the first place.
Who kissed who first: Phoebe kissed Sidney!
Who is the flirt: Sidney, hands down. He uses really cheesy lines as well. Or song lyrics. Phoebe thinks he’s such a nerd.
Who is the romantic: Phoebe! She likes planning out all their dates, though sometimes can go a bit over the top with her romantic ideas (no, Phoebe, a three-week vacation to tropical Oblivia is not realistic when you both have demanding government jobs). She also gets a lot of her romance tips from her ghost friends, so some of her romantic ideas are….. old-fashioned. Sidney finds that side of her charming, though, since he’s always loved how Phoebe is so friendly with the spirit world.
Who wakes up first: Sidney usually wakes up first. Phoebe is a night owl who always ends up sleeping late, so she relies on her husband to make sure she’s up on time for work each morning.
Who comforts who the most: Sidney usually comforts Phoebe more, since taking care of Mt. Pyre can be very taxing for her – taking care of all those lost souls and comforting grieving families. Phoebe always tries to be cheerful and upbeat, so when she does start feeling down from her work, her husband is always there to lend a shoulder and let her know it’s okay to cry if she needs to. Phoebe, on her part, always makes sure Sidney knows she’s there for him, especially when his family issues come up.
The cuddler: Phoebe, for sure. She loves to curl up to her husband, though he doesn’t always appreciate since she has a lower body temperature as a dark mage. Freezing cold feet aren’t ever fun. Phoebe always insists that just means he needs to warm her up and then it wouldn’t be a problem.
The big spoon: Sidney, by virtue of being taller (not that it’s hard to be taller than Phoebe).

Draco the Heartbreaker

After falling out with Lance, Draco leaves home to travel the world. Along the way he ends up in quite a few romantic relationships, none of which end well. Essentially, when he arrives to a new place, he ends up dating someone, but since he never plans on staying long, he ends up breaking up with them before long. Most of the people he dates aren’t too happy about this and Draco now rivals Ramona Flowers for number of antagonistic exes. The first place Draco went was Unova, where he almost immediately hooked up with Tipha and broke up with her almost as quickly. There were some hard feelings, but all things considered it was one of his most amicable breakups. After Unova, Draco headed to Kalos, where he started dating Basil. That relationship ended when Basil found out Draco planned on ditching him and Draco ended up getting kicked out of Baz’s apartment in a very dramatic fashion. Draco’s next stop was Hoenn, where he started a very spite-filled relationship with Apollon that mostly involved the two of them sitting around and insulting people. It was never a super serious relationship, but Draco ended up hooking up with Suzi at some point when he was still dating Apollon, later dumping Apollon in favor of Suzi after Apollon found out about the cheating. Of course, he and Suzi didn’t last long as barely a month later, Draco left for Sinnoh with barely any word. In Sinnoh, Draco had what was probably his least drama-filled and healthiest relationship with Verity. The drama from Hoenn had stressed Draco out and he was ready to just chill a bit in Sinnoh and the easy-going Verity was perfect for that. He was upfront from the start that it wouldn’t last, and the two enjoyed some nice time together before Draco decided to head to Alola – the only place where he didn’t date anyone. Finally, his last stop before heading back home at long last after a good couple of years, Draco returned to Unova, and somewhat accidentally started dating Cypress. He had planned on it being a quick thing like all his other relationships, but unlike his previous partners, Draco was Cypress’ first real romantic relationship and Draco had no idea how to easily let Cypress go. The whole thing culminated in an explosive fight and breakup when Draco announced he was returning to his home region and planned on staying. Both of them left the relationship feeling horrible and to this day, Cypress hates capes due to associating them with Draco. Perhaps the only good thing to come of that disastrous relationship was that, later on, Cypress and Apollon would bond over their dislike of Draco when they end up dating. Draco, on his part, returns home, makes up with his father, and settles down with his childhood friend and sweetheart, Addie.