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10 minute drabbles! Done with tinyangl and bloodybrilliant. Go check out Kamika's awesome drabbles and Iso's adorable Ryo/Uchi ones.
Because I am evidently insane. And lame at writing. SORRY FOR THE BAD, BAD WRITING. *dies*
Prompt: hips, pillow, heart
Jin didn't mind the arguments. He didn't mind getting into Ueda's face or Kame's and telling them exactly what he thought. He didn't mind it because he was communicating. Granted, it was with anger but after they all cooled down (or Nakamaru forced them to opposite corners with some pocky and coffee), they would cool down and talk things out and things would be clear.
He did mind arguing with his best friend, though. Despite the fact that they always ended up in bed due to their "no going to bed angry" rule, Jin hated the way his heart would ache after a big fight.
This time, they had argued over something so silly that even Jin couldn't understand why they were arguing.
He wrapped himself up with the soft blankets in their huge bed, pulling a pillow close to his body for a good sulk and a long think. He didn't want to be mad and was mostly okay despite the usual feeling of ickiness that came after a fight.
A small, freshly baked creampuff was held next to his head and Jin's eyes flicked up to see Yamapi standing next to the bed, face drawn in slightly with a purse of his lips and sorrowful eyes. Jin looked down at the creampuff and uncurled just a bit from the blankets to touch Yamapi's hand.
Yamapi said nothing but sat next to the bed, a hand slowly reaching up to smooth into Jin's bed hair, calming the strands down. Jin pulled the cream puff apart, smiling a little at the green tea cream spilling out. He swiped some of the cream before holding it up to Yamapi's lips, sharing it.
Another soft sigh and Jin leaned in to kiss Yamapi, licking the cream and accepting the silent apology.
Prompt: tea, gloves, sorry
Shige walked to the tiny coffee shop on the corner around the jimusho. It was a cold day and Shige's gloves did nothing to keep his hands warm. His scarf, on the other hand, was doing a much better job of keeping him from freezing.
Walking in, he spotted Koyama sitting at one of the tables, a pot of tea already steaming in front of him. Relieved, Shige sat down, tugging off the useless gloves.
"So, when does Wagahai want that date with Nyanta?" Koyama asked, pouring out a cup for Shige.
Shige looked up at the waitress and orders some tea cakes. "Whenever Nyanta is free. They should go look at goldfish, shouldn't they?"
"Mmm. They should." Koyama swirls the tea in his cup before taking a sip, his one lidded eyes narrowing to mere slits of pleasure.
Shige's eyes do the same as the hot tea chased away the remaining cold lingering in his body.
"Nyanta says sorry, by the way. He shouldn't have done that the other day." Koyama fiddled with a tea cake, fingers tracing the shape of the tea cookie.
"Wagahai understands and forgives Nyanta." Shige said slowly, his eyes staring at Koyama's fingers.
They still.
Shige took a small breath and looked up to see Koyama's relieved smile. He smiled back just as Koyama leans over to shove a cookie into his mouth.
Wagahai thinks that guy, Kato Shigeaki, and Nyanta's owner are silly, silly guys. But he wouldn't want them to ever change.
Prompts: bunny, puppy, shoe
Ueda didn't mind hanging out with KAT-TUN outside of work. He was usually busy with practice, songwriting, and boxing but he did like meeting up with the members from time to time. After so many years, they finally learned to get along much better than they did before. Privately, Ueda contributed the tightening of their team atmosphere to Jin's hiatus.
Without Jin, they had to struggle with more work in taking over his parts. And without that freakishly high voice of Jin's, a lot of the majority of the harmonization fell to him. But Ueda didn't mind. Right before Jin left for Los Angeles, they hung out for a bit, ending up in a pet store.
Ueda watched as Jin cooed over the puppies, fixing that dumb, lopsided smile firmly in his mind and that air of excitement surrounding Jin. He passed by the soft, furry bunnies to get to the other side of the puppies, laughing at Jin's comments and shoving his shoulder companionably against Jin's.
Just before they parted ways, Ueda gave Jin a soft smile. "Work hard and come back to us with good experiences under your belt. We'll be waiting for you."
Jin hugged Ueda tightly and Ueda understood.
So Ueda would hang out with each of the members, keeping their relationship strong and silently keeping them together while Jin was gone. He forced fed Kame, laughed at Junno's jokes, went shoe shopping with Koki, and took a trip to Okinawa with Nakamaru.
When Jin came back, all of KAT-TUN was there, reunited and whole and the stress lessened. Ueda would smile and quietly arrange
DDD: I didn't finish the last one. But it's sorta crappy anyways. T_T
Because I am evidently insane. And lame at writing. SORRY FOR THE BAD, BAD WRITING. *dies*
Prompt: hips, pillow, heart
Jin didn't mind the arguments. He didn't mind getting into Ueda's face or Kame's and telling them exactly what he thought. He didn't mind it because he was communicating. Granted, it was with anger but after they all cooled down (or Nakamaru forced them to opposite corners with some pocky and coffee), they would cool down and talk things out and things would be clear.
He did mind arguing with his best friend, though. Despite the fact that they always ended up in bed due to their "no going to bed angry" rule, Jin hated the way his heart would ache after a big fight.
This time, they had argued over something so silly that even Jin couldn't understand why they were arguing.
He wrapped himself up with the soft blankets in their huge bed, pulling a pillow close to his body for a good sulk and a long think. He didn't want to be mad and was mostly okay despite the usual feeling of ickiness that came after a fight.
A small, freshly baked creampuff was held next to his head and Jin's eyes flicked up to see Yamapi standing next to the bed, face drawn in slightly with a purse of his lips and sorrowful eyes. Jin looked down at the creampuff and uncurled just a bit from the blankets to touch Yamapi's hand.
Yamapi said nothing but sat next to the bed, a hand slowly reaching up to smooth into Jin's bed hair, calming the strands down. Jin pulled the cream puff apart, smiling a little at the green tea cream spilling out. He swiped some of the cream before holding it up to Yamapi's lips, sharing it.
Another soft sigh and Jin leaned in to kiss Yamapi, licking the cream and accepting the silent apology.
Prompt: tea, gloves, sorry
Shige walked to the tiny coffee shop on the corner around the jimusho. It was a cold day and Shige's gloves did nothing to keep his hands warm. His scarf, on the other hand, was doing a much better job of keeping him from freezing.
Walking in, he spotted Koyama sitting at one of the tables, a pot of tea already steaming in front of him. Relieved, Shige sat down, tugging off the useless gloves.
"So, when does Wagahai want that date with Nyanta?" Koyama asked, pouring out a cup for Shige.
Shige looked up at the waitress and orders some tea cakes. "Whenever Nyanta is free. They should go look at goldfish, shouldn't they?"
"Mmm. They should." Koyama swirls the tea in his cup before taking a sip, his one lidded eyes narrowing to mere slits of pleasure.
Shige's eyes do the same as the hot tea chased away the remaining cold lingering in his body.
"Nyanta says sorry, by the way. He shouldn't have done that the other day." Koyama fiddled with a tea cake, fingers tracing the shape of the tea cookie.
"Wagahai understands and forgives Nyanta." Shige said slowly, his eyes staring at Koyama's fingers.
They still.
Shige took a small breath and looked up to see Koyama's relieved smile. He smiled back just as Koyama leans over to shove a cookie into his mouth.
Wagahai thinks that guy, Kato Shigeaki, and Nyanta's owner are silly, silly guys. But he wouldn't want them to ever change.
Prompts: bunny, puppy, shoe
Ueda didn't mind hanging out with KAT-TUN outside of work. He was usually busy with practice, songwriting, and boxing but he did like meeting up with the members from time to time. After so many years, they finally learned to get along much better than they did before. Privately, Ueda contributed the tightening of their team atmosphere to Jin's hiatus.
Without Jin, they had to struggle with more work in taking over his parts. And without that freakishly high voice of Jin's, a lot of the majority of the harmonization fell to him. But Ueda didn't mind. Right before Jin left for Los Angeles, they hung out for a bit, ending up in a pet store.
Ueda watched as Jin cooed over the puppies, fixing that dumb, lopsided smile firmly in his mind and that air of excitement surrounding Jin. He passed by the soft, furry bunnies to get to the other side of the puppies, laughing at Jin's comments and shoving his shoulder companionably against Jin's.
Just before they parted ways, Ueda gave Jin a soft smile. "Work hard and come back to us with good experiences under your belt. We'll be waiting for you."
Jin hugged Ueda tightly and Ueda understood.
So Ueda would hang out with each of the members, keeping their relationship strong and silently keeping them together while Jin was gone. He forced fed Kame, laughed at Junno's jokes, went shoe shopping with Koki, and took a trip to Okinawa with Nakamaru.
When Jin came back, all of KAT-TUN was there, reunited and whole and the stress lessened. Ueda would smile and quietly arrange
DDD: I didn't finish the last one. But it's sorta crappy anyways. T_T