Accidents (Shaman King, Yoh/Anna, #28)
Title: Accidents
Author: smiley’s chaos
Pairing: Yoh Asakura/Anna Kyoyama
Fandom: Shaman King
Theme: #28- Wada Calcium CD3 (Calcium Pills)
Rating: PG
Disclaimer: I don’t own Shaman King. All of the characters here are owned by Hiroyuki Takei. I’m only borrowing them for my fics.
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Yoh Asakura was in the hospital. Again. This time, he wasn’t there because he was in some showdown with another shaman. No, he didn’t battle it out with some other fearless psycho who was out to kill him or take away his spirit ally.
He was in the hospital because he broke his arm and damaged his head trying to get away from his fearless and violent fiancé. What’d he do? Nothing much, except fall asleep and completely forgetting to do his chores and follow his normal training regime. Anna had found him asleep and started chasing him around the house. In his struggle to escape, he fell down the stairs, head first, banged his head straight on the hard wooden floor then landing on his left arm. Thus, the force caused his arm to crack.
Yoh sighed as he continued to stare outside. He hadn’t seen Anna since he had regained consciousness. He couldn’t help but wonder what Anna would do to him when she came. Would she yell at him like there was no end? Would she hit him? Would she make him go through the electric chair for god knows how long? Would she slap him? The possibilities were numerous. Scratch that, because for Anna Kyoyama, the possibilities were endless. Yoh winced at the thought of seeing Anna. In fact, he was so absorbed in his thoughts, he didn’t notice Anna enter the room.
Anna had noticed Yoh clearly gazing off into the distance. What the hell was going through his mind? He didn’t even sense her presence when she entered the room.
“Yoh?”
No response.
“Yoh?”
Still no answer. Anna didn’t have much of a choice. As much as she didn’t want to do it, she had to.
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Yoh’s face was visibly red from the slap that he had received.
Anna was not in a good mood. Judging from her reaction after she had slapped Yoh.
“Anna…” Yoh began.
“Your grandmother sent you some calcium pills.” Anna replied bluntly, not looking at him.
“Calcium pills?”
“She says you need it cos’ you keep landing here in the hospital.”
There was silence.
“Anna, listen. There’s something I want to tell you-“ Yoh was cut off.
“Make it fast. I have other things to do.” Anna said quickly before Yoh could say anything else.
“I… I…” Yoh couldn’t get the words out. Anna was already losing her patience. “I’m sorry for falling asleep.” He finally said.
There was silence after that. Anna could only stare at him.
“I have to go. I have errands to do.” Anna said heading towards the door.
Yoh grabbed her by the wrist before she could take another step. Anna tried to free herself from his grip but could not. She gave him a look that could scare the life out of anyone.
“Let go. Now.” Anna said in a threatening voice.
“No.” Yoh said simply.
“Why not?” Anna said in an irritating tone.
“Because I don’t want to.”
“I will say this one more time. Let go.” Anna said losing her patience.
“Again, I’m saying no.”
Anna groaned in frustration. She didn’t really enjoy hitting him but she had no choice. She raised her left hand to hit him but he caught it in mid-air. She was glaring at him now. He simply smiled at her. She was about to say something when he moved towards her and kissed her on the cheek. It was at that moment he let go of her wrist.
“I’m sorry for falling asleep. It won’t happen again.” Yoh said with sincerity.
Anna continued to stare at him. A touch of pink was staining her cheeks. She was speechless.
“Didn’t you say you have errands to do?” Yoh said trying to pull Anna back to reality.
“Yeah. I do. I’ll see you later” Anna said as she headed towards the door.
Yoh smiled as he slumped back on the bed. At least she said she would see him later. There was hope for forgiveness. At least for now.