Advent calendar Day 18 (KoichiKame)
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sky_no_yukiTitle: Advent Calendar Day 18
Pairing: KoichiKame
Rating/Warnings: PG
Summary: Ohno tells the others that he loves them (and waits for an answer)
Notes: Written for my advent calendar for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
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“You are really annoying,” Koichi said. He looked at the junior right next to him. He had already forgotten his name, and to be honest, he didn’t care about the name.
The boy blinked at him. “Gosh, you really are in a bad mood. Maybe you need to get laid to get into a better mood again.”
Koichi wanted to say something, but he didn’t know what to say, because the boy was right. His boyfriend had been away for two weeks now, and he already missed him. And the first sign that he missed someone leaded into an unbearable bad mood.
“Hey, Koichi, let’s go home.” He heard a voice behind him. Koichi’s heart made some jumps. He turned round to see Kame standing at the doorframe, grinning at him.
“You are already at home?” He stepped closer, brushing Kame’s cheek.
“Yes, arrived just now,” Kame said.
“Let’s go then.” Koichi took Kame’s hand and pulled him along to the car to get home.
Pairing: KoichiKame
Rating/Warnings: PG
Summary: Ohno tells the others that he loves them (and waits for an answer)
Notes: Written for my advent calendar for
meeii“You are really annoying,” Koichi said. He looked at the junior right next to him. He had already forgotten his name, and to be honest, he didn’t care about the name.
The boy blinked at him. “Gosh, you really are in a bad mood. Maybe you need to get laid to get into a better mood again.”
Koichi wanted to say something, but he didn’t know what to say, because the boy was right. His boyfriend had been away for two weeks now, and he already missed him. And the first sign that he missed someone leaded into an unbearable bad mood.
“Hey, Koichi, let’s go home.” He heard a voice behind him. Koichi’s heart made some jumps. He turned round to see Kame standing at the doorframe, grinning at him.
“You are already at home?” He stepped closer, brushing Kame’s cheek.
“Yes, arrived just now,” Kame said.
“Let’s go then.” Koichi took Kame’s hand and pulled him along to the car to get home.
