Who: Open to anyone who wants to poke him.
When: Friday afternoon
Where: The cafeteria
Summary: Miharu's gone to get some food. He's not exactly the most sociable thing in the world, and he's just lingering about spacing out.
Rating: PG
Warnings: Possible angst/ disturbing concepts. Idk.
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What are we running from? )
Not that it was something that he particularly wanted to do, or even preferred, but more out of necessity. He didn't know what on Earth to say to the boy. He felt embarrassed, he felt scared of what Miharu might say. He felt a little sick, when he thought of how he had let himself do something like that, so easily. It made him burn and twinge in new ways, not comfortably.
But he had his doll. He'd found his doll. Sebastian had taken it, and he'd... He'd been making Yoite nervous. Yoite didn't trust anyone, as a rule, and Sebastian pushed even what little trust Yoite had available. He didn't know what he was capable of. He'd NEEDED to get that doll, for Miharu. He had to fix... something.
So when he'd finally allowed himself to enter the cafeteria, it had been quick, before he could talk himself out of it. Like a ghost, like old times, it was like he had just appeared. He stood across the table from Miharu, holding out the doll at arm's length, without a word.
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"My doll." Where was Yoite's? He would be safe though, right? He hoped. Miharu reached out to take the strange looking thing, and licked his lips.
"Where'd you find it?"
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There was a moment where his heart seized, where he was entirely sure that Miharu wasn't going to take the doll, possibly just because Yoite had touched it. But he did, take it. Yoite breathed out a slow sigh of relief.
"A man had it. His name is Sebastian. It wasn't his doll, so I took it."
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Miharu's lips twitched- the equivalent of a frown, and he looked at the doll in his hands. He wondered if Sebastian had fought- if Yoite had been hurt. He hated it when Yoite hurt himself while fighting for Miharu's sake. He wanted them to be a team.
"Ah... Thank you for getting it, Yoite."
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His hands twitched a bit agitatedly at his sides, and it was very difficult to find much reason to not bolt, right then. He felt so much like he was overstepping his boundaries with Miharu, just by standing right across from him here, at this table.
He hesitated a few seconds, hands carefully balling into fists. His gaze was kept very low, notably averted from Miharu's. "You-- want me to be gone more. Again," he guessed, carefully, without budging. Generally, when you'd done something wrong-- you stayed out of sight. It kept you off the mind of the other person, and it made them less angry.
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"Why do you think that?" He honestly wondered what the older boy would say. Would he even dare to bring what had happened up? Miharu remembered how it felt. Kissing had been nice. Maybe it was only because it was Yoite, but he didn't care. The young shinobi pushed against himself in his mind, trying to open up and trying to let himself feel what he knew he felt. It wasn't easy, and the process was slow.
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One of Yoite's hands finally moved up to wipe at his mouth, hurriedly, at the memory of what had happened last week. He kept doing that, like a nervous tic. His throat felt thick, and his fingers were getting a bit of shake to them. He didn't answer for a few long seconds, fingers pulling distractedly at his bottom lip.
"Dirty, Miharu, I'm-- so--"
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Miharu didn't want him to feel dirty. He had never been that in the younger ninja's eyes. It was hard. He didn't know how to change his mind. Instead, he just looked at the Kira-user, his expression betraying nothing.
"What's dirty, Yoite?"
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What's dirty. What's dirty? He honestly didn't know? Yoite's hands balled into the sides of his jacket, hanging on tighter. "What I did, was so-- I-I shouldn't have ever--"
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"I liked it." He said. "I wouldn't have let you if I didn't."
It was true. He loved it, had wanted more to some extent. Something about feeling so close to someone... Especially to Yoite.
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"Don't say things like that, I--" He felt a bit too small for his skin, like he wanted to sink into the floorboards for a good long while, somewhere where his stomach wasn't churning quite so much. "'Affection' a-and. And 'friendship', 'l-l--'" He didn't finish the last word, letting out a hard breath. "Kisses are things like that. Nice things."
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He looked down at his hands and shook his head. If Yoite didn't want that... Miharu didn't need it. Wasn't familiar with the whole thing. He hadn't been himself. But he'd be willing to try it again. Maybe.
"I really did like it. Kissing you."
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Yoite felt terrified, his heart hammering in his chest, his hand suddenly rubbing fervently against it to try to calm himself. "Things were so-- so different, then. They felt--"
Whatever they felt like, he didn't elaborate on, just let out a long breath and shut his eyes. "What a... bothersome thing. Why would you like something like that t-touching, that. Closeness? With something like me, i-it's useless, it's ugly, Miharu--" His finger twisted into his sweater, carefully. "You can't like something like that, you can't."
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"I'm sorry." It was all he could think to say, even though he wanted to say more- wanted to make Yoite stop hating himself so much.
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What he really wanted to do was reach out again, touch his shoulder and be just like he had the week before, when he was reassuring and helpful. He immediately squelched the idea, and settled for-- daring to move a little closer, to crouch just beside the table, not even in a chair. He felt all confused; what a strange mood. His head tilted against the edge of the table.
"You shouldn't apologize, Miharu. Not to me."
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"Don't hurt yourself, okay? Not even by thinking too hard." Especially if he was getting sick again. He couldn't have the Kira-user overexerting himself. Miharu couldn't handle him dying again. Not again. Not on his watch.
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