drabbles request post #2
Believe it or not, I'm in a "SURPRISE EVERYONE!" mood today. 8D And I got a lot of things accomplished too: Sent that Sho/OC fic to my best friend (oh flist please don't shoot me xD), completed the set list (lol) of a fanmix about a new *cough* fic :D, and played Counter-Strike with my sister like it's ten years ago! Cool huh |D
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P.S. Thanks for requesting!)
Title: The Hero
Rating: PG
"He was what?!" Jun heard from Ohno, who looked like he lost about half of his weight. Considering the news he just heard, Jun wouldn't be surprised if this man actually lost that much weight.
Aiba was kidnapped. Jun couldn't really assemble all his thoughts as this moment -- he didn't even know what to think about first. Where could he be abducted? Where was he being kept? Was he even actually kidnapped? Or was this all just a cruel prank?
But he couldn't deny it anymore when they were called by the CIA, that agency run by the United States government, since for some reason, when it's against the Japanese Yakuza, their own government could only call for such a specific agency run by another country.
And damn it, Aiba-chan was taken by the Yakuza. What the hell did he do to get their attention?
Even with all the technical explanation of the situation -- learning that Aiba must've been a good target to get an enormous amount of money -- all four of them just stared at the American agent. They didn't understand a thing, except the last instruction.
Apparently, this particular group wanted another Arashi member to give them the ransom money for their safety. Of course the CIA wouldn't allow only one, so the least they could negotiate was two members.
"What an improvement," Jun heard Nino murmur beside him; Jun could tell that Nino was actually upset more than worried, and that's how he showed his concern sometimes. He couldn't say he blamed the guy. Both of them loved Aiba like a good-natured best friend. Arashi wouldn't survive without him.
"I must go then," Sho spoke out finally, raising his hand. Jun had never seen him so serious in his life, not even when it's about work.
No one dared to protest, not even Jun, because they all knew that what they needed in that mission was someone smart and level-headed. But knowing Sho, they also needed someone else to control him, just in case.
"Me too," Jun finally said, without any trace of being afraid. He also knew he must be strong, for the group, for Aiba.
Sho looked over to Jun with such concern. It's obvious that Sho didn't want Jun to come.
But Jun wouldn't want to argue about being the youngest right now. "I want to come, guys. No offense to Leader and Nino, it might not be a good idea for you to do this. And don't make me say why."
"It's because Leader spaces out too much and I'm not fit enough, isn't it?" Nino seemed to pose threat, but quickly followed that with, "I'm not going to argue with that, would you Leader?"
"I think Matsujun would be better," Ohno nodded. "He can make more logical decisions than I could anyway."
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