WHO: Hibari Kyouya, Dino Cavallone
WHAT: After
this and
that. AREN'T THEY PRECIOUS?
WHERE: Vongola & Associates office, and later, somewhere nice else~
WHEN: Lunchtime!
RATING: G for now (BECAUSE IT STANDS FOR GAY!)
WARNING(s): Snippy Hibari. Willfully oblivious Dino. Oh, and a liberal amount of possible gay.
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Pride, o deadly vice! )
A few minutes to noon, and he glances at his watch, smiling at the passersby who had given him a second look. People with cars like his never really waited on the sidewalk, he knows, but he shrugs it off.
Kyouya would be coming down anytime soon, and although he knew that he was taking liberties with addressing the man by his first name, Dino couldn't help but tease - there really was something amusing in watching the man's hackles rise in irritation.
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"Two hours, Cavallone," he mutters, as he takes the front seat. "And I'm smoking in your car."
There was no question in his voice, no asking for permission: simply a statement of fact.
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He had stifled a chuckle at Hibari's sour expression when he came out, and something right now, tells him that they were in for quite the interesting ride. The coupe's doors lift fully - even Dino finds this somewhat pretentious, really, but at least it was different - and Dino peers in at him, continuing.
"So I suggest you toss that cigarette pack out."
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All of that and then some was channeled rather furiously into the Look (capital letter intended) that Hibari sent the man before the latter returned his cigarette case to the inner pocket of his coat.
(He's all anger and irritation and Let's Get This Over With, and he doesn't realize how he's acting exactly the way this one wants him to.)
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He lets the doors shut down and starts the engine, before cheerfully asking - cheerfully because he knows that would probably irritate him further. "So, do you have any places in mind?"
Not that he'd really heed it, of course, but one has to ask.
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Hibari turns away from Dino and unto the scenery, because scenery is infinitely more comforting and pleasant than the company of a guy who couldn't seem to take no or fuck off for an answer. The urge to hit him was becoming stronger by the minute, but the thought of Sawada's big unknowing eyes and a hell lot of paperwork (along with some possible bylines in the newspaper) kept him from thinking too much on it.
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Dino nods, and he presses down hard on the accelerator, narrowly missing another car before he speeds off down the mostly empty road, weaving through the few cars with a recklessly dangerous skill. He's oblivious to the other's thoughts, and takes the liberty of speeding up further, while commenting.
"Does seafood sound good?"
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"I don't particularly care."
Still, he could deal with crazy drivers. He wasn't exactly the calmest driver around himself.
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"A beach restaurant, then. I know a place."
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What is with Italians and their penchant for driving at the same speed as bats flying out of the ninth circle of Hell? He vaguely remembers asking Timoteo about it a long ways back and receiving nothing but a laugh and a mischievous look.
...There was only so much one could see when one was driving too fast. This irritates him more, for some reason.
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A small, posh restaurant was built in the shade, overlooking the blue sea as Dino parks the car, killing the engine and letting the doors raise smoothly. It is one of his favorite places just outside Namimori, and he's missed the food quite a bit, considering all his overseas stints.
"Well then, we're here."
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The younger man wordlessly enters the restaurant ahead of Dino, not bothering to wait for him. Two hours. He can do that just fine.
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Save for a smattering of dining guests and the sound of cutlery clinking against plates, there was little else. A small spray of pink orchids sit in the middle of the table, and the waiter pulls out their chairs for them, just a little, handing them the leather-bound menus.
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The timer's ticking away in his head, and he can only will it, silently, to go faster.
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"Come on, don't look so unpleasant. It's a nice day out by a beautiful beach side with good food."
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