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Mar 06, 2008 21:14

WHO: Doumeki, Watanuki [open?]
WHAT: Delayed birthday wishes
WHERE: Moving from Yuuko's shop to the temple
WHEN: The weekend after Doumeki's birthday

Watanuki was fiddling nervously with the corner of his apron as he sat in the kitchen. Hopefully Yuuko-san was appeased enough with the snacks and he would be able to just leave when--er, gods, that' ( Read more... )

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silent_archer March 8 2008, 05:14:00 UTC
Doumeki waited for the pale boy to catch up with him before turning the corner once they had pass the front gate. He reached one hand to take the bentou out of the seer's hands, picking the newly freed hand in his.

He looked sideways at his boyfriend as the other male and thought of what to answer. He was pretty sure Watanuki would be insulted to know that he considered the instant ramen he ate after his archery practice as 'dinner'. Beside, even if he wasn't hungry now, he knew he could easily eat anything the seer would cook. What did he wanted now?

The archer smiled slightly as he stopped walking, pulling the frail arm gently, bring the smaller body closer to him. He leaned down and softly kissed Kimihiro, not caring at all that they were surrounded by other people. There was only one thing that he wanted.

"You..." he whispered, their lips brushing against each others.

The moment the words left his mouth, Shizuke realized the meaning they could have hold. He had not meant it like that (well, maybe a little and it was all Watanuki's fault for being so goddamn cute) and he pulled back, a small smirk on his lips:

"But some mizutaki can do..."

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unlucky_prophet March 19 2008, 01:15:38 UTC
Watanuki looked hesitantly from side to side as Doumeki grabbed his hand. They were in a public street! What would they think if they saw two guys holding hands? And kissing and--

"Me?" the boy gulped back, the blood draining into his cheeks as he flushed in embarrassment. "You can't just request me for dinner, stupid!" Watanuki hissed, stomping his foot and glaring up at the archer. This wasn't one of the first times he found himself wondering just how differently the two of them perceived their... relationship (whatever kind it might be and might end up being). But really, Watanuki really wished that stupid Doumeki wouldn't say such stupid things like that!

With another glare, Kimihiro reached out and snatched his bentou back from the other male's grip. "Fine. Mizutaki it is. But don't think I'm going to take that earlier comment lightly." Sniffling indignantly, the boy turned and continued to walk towards the temple.

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silent_archer March 19 2008, 01:55:23 UTC
The archer couldn't help and shake his head with a soft chuckle at Watanuki's outburst. He knew that clarifying that he hadn't meant him as his dinner wouldn't change the smaller huffy mood, so he said nothing, simply walking in time with him.

The walk to his temple felt oddly familiar, despite the lack of rain and the sting on his cheek. The seer at his side was as nervous, but probably for different reasons Doumeki reasoned.

They turned the corner of the temple's entrance before long and Shizuka opened the door for Kimiharo. He had to stop himself from stealing a kiss from the smaller boy as he brushed past him to close the door. He took off his shoes and leaned against the door as he watched the other male do so.

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unlucky_prophet March 26 2008, 19:14:02 UTC
The boy fumbled with his shoes for a moment, feeling Doumeki's gaze on him even if he wasn't looking at the archer. Did the oaf just constantly have to watch him? It was making him uneasy! Without stopping, Watanuki tucked his shoes against the ledge and continued on his way into the kitchen. He placed his bag and bentou on the table and turned his attention to the fridge.

Argh, damn it why was he feeling so nervous?! It was normal for him to feel agitated around Shizuka in the first place, but now... he found a different name for the agitation and a different cause. Just the thought made his hands shake slightly, and so Watanuki decided to distract himself from those thoughts with trying to prepare the mizutaki.

"Get out the skillet," he ordered gruffly without looking over his shoulder. Kimihiro washed his hands before washing the vegetables and began to slice them up into perfectly formed and reasonably sized pieces.

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silent_archer March 27 2008, 20:11:05 UTC
Shizuka followed the other boy to the kitchen and frowned slightly. It was evident that Kimihiro was overly nervous and it still escaped the archer as to why. He was on the verge to ask about it when the smaller boy asked for the cooking instrument.

Doumeki moved past him to get the demanded item, and as he put the skillet by the vegetables on the counter, he paused lightly, mentally seeing himself wrapping his arms around the frail waist from behind and dropping a light kiss on the soft skin of Watanuki's neck. The archer blinked once, and moved away from the other without doing anything and leaned against the counter, a few paces over. His chest felt full with something new, something he couldn't quite identify. It was warm and soft, but nothing like the desperate burning emotion he had felt when they had passionatly kissed under the rain. Yet the feeling made him want to hold and kiss Kimihiro ever so softly.

He kept pondering the new sensation as he watched the younger teen prepare the dinner, the question of the other male's reasons for his nervousness momentarily forgotten.

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unlucky_prophet April 1 2008, 04:17:12 UTC
When Watanuki had finished preparing the vegetables and cutting of the meat into perfectly sized strips, he arranged them artistically on a serving tray. He turned, tray in hand, to go set up the ingredients on the table when he found Doumeki standing there. Staring at him.

With a characteristic frown, the wiry boy stood his ground and tried to put his hands on his hips--only to find that they were still busy carrying the tray. "Well?" Watanuki demanded, resting his weight on one leg in annoyance. "What? Why are you staring at me like that?" A frustrated blush colored his cheeks slightly.

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silent_archer April 1 2008, 04:27:55 UTC
The archer smiled softly, amused by the other boy's reaction: only Watanuki could get annoyed by being watched by him. He had not meant to stare, and he shook his head slightly:

"No reason" he simply replied as he moved from the counter to get the plates and chopsticks in order to help the seer in setting up the table.

Once again he walked by Kimihiro and this time he stopped, using one hand to gently tip back the smaller male's head as Shizuka leaned down to claim his lips again. With his hands full with the serving tray, there was no way the seer would spazz now like he had done in the street moments ago. Taking advantage of the situation, Shizuka gave him a long, slow kiss, his other hand reaching up to gently rub Kimihiro's back.

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unlucky_prophet April 5 2008, 05:20:19 UTC
Watanuki gave an annoyed grumble through the kiss, his cheeks heating up even more. His hands tightened their grip on the tray, and he was unsure if he wanted his hands free to either flail or to wrap around the archer's neck. "That's cheating, you jerk," he murmured, a small shiver racing up his spine as he felt Doumeki's hand against his back.

With a grumpy, not really serious frown and a 'hmph', Kimihiro pulled away and stalked over towards the table--carefully setting down the tray and busying himself with fixing the arrangement of the vegetables and meat on the tray before moving back into the kitchen. He grabbed the skillet, searching for a moment for a heater to place it on.

After that was set up on the table, the bespectacled boy finally turned back towards Doumeki, holding a bottle of oil and two small bowls for sauce in either hand. He frowned, studying the other male for a moment. Why does he always have such a stupid expression on his face? Watanuki wondered briefly. The boy leaned in closer, frown deepening in thought. Shrugging it off, he reached up and left a swift kiss on that stupid expression before retreating back to the table.

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silent_archer April 5 2008, 15:57:30 UTC
Doumeki smiled at Watanuki's words. Despite the annoyed sound he had made, it was evident to the archer that the seer had not hated the shared kiss, the flustered face and shiver being indicators of it.

Moving on with his task, Shizuka retrieved the plates and chopsticks, but not before starting to make some tea to accompany the dinner. Sake would have probably been better, especially that they were celebrating his birthday, but he didn't want Watanuki to fall asleep in the middle of the meal, nor he wanted the other boy to think he was trying to make him drunk. Although it would still be amusing too, Doumeki thought with a smile.

When he walked back to the table, it was his turn to have his hands full. He watched Kimihiro set up the skillet and he peacefully met the annoyed gaze the pale male gave him. The swift kiss didn't caught him by surprise this time, and he kissed him back, a small smile grazing his lips.

"Who's cheating now?" he chuckled before putting the plates on the table, keeping his hands on them as the need to kiss Kimihiro again washed over him, this time wanting his hands free so he could hold onto the smaller boy. He sighed lightly: when did having self-control became hard like this?

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unlucky_prophet April 8 2008, 03:37:09 UTC
"That wasn't cheating," Watanuki returned sharply. "That was called... experimenting." He remained standing as he skillfully arranged the skillet over the heater and some oil onto the heating surface. Once he was done with that, the boy looked up--his expression lacking the twitchy frown. His bi-colored eyes slowly passed around the room before settling on the archer.

"I almost forgot where my seat was in class today," Kimihiro said suddenly in an off-hand manner. His memory was still struggling to keep events from even the last month in tact, but of course he didn't let that deter his daily habits and his fun time with Himawari-chan and well---with Doumeki. His eyes dropped to where his hands were gripping the back of one chair. He couldn't say it--not out loud. It made Watanuki a bit sad to think that he still couldn't admit out loud that he didn't want to forget moments like these even though the moments from the beginning of the year were a little fuzzy, if not patch-worked.

The dazed, confused look passed and the boy's expression flitted between an annoyed frown and a content smile--finally settling with an indignant sniffle as he dropped into the chair. "Sit down, you oaf," he ordered as he picked up the tray and began to arrange the meat into the sizzling oil.

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silent_archer April 8 2008, 04:34:17 UTC
Doumeki simply raised an eyebrow at Watanuki's retort, amused by his choice of words. He placed the plates and chopsticks at their usual sitting place.

The archer was taken by surprise by the other male's unexpected declaration. He wondered briefly why Watanuki had said such thing, but when he saw how tensed the smaller teen was, Shizuka realized the underlying meaning of the trivial words. He took a slight step forward, the need of comforting the pale boy becoming almost unbearable. But the archer frowned instead:

"....There's a difference between being an airhead someday and truly forgetting things...."

As he left the dinning room to get the tea despite the order to sit down by Kimihiro, Shizuka struggled a moment to try and think of the right thing to say. He knew the seer was worried about forgetting everything, and the taller male would have been lying if he was saying that he wasn't too. But he wanted to believe that Kimihiro wasn't in the process of losing all his memories. He wanted to believe that all those short attention span had a good reason to it and that, most importantly, there was a solution to it.

Once the teapot on the table, Shizuka finally sat down at the table. As he looked at Kimihiro, he couldn't help to think that he would go to World's End to help regain his memories.

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unlucky_prophet April 8 2008, 05:03:55 UTC
"I'm not an airhead," Watanuki returned automatically in a sharp voice as he continued to arrange the food in the skillet. The smell of the steak was already wafting around the room. He kept his gaze away from Shizuka's as he cooked the food carefully--concentrating on not overcooking the vegetables and the meat.

"I know what you're thinking," he said after a long pause, still not looking up at the archer. "But I'm determined to not reach that point... I'm sure you know that I won't be able to give up." The boy smiled slightly at the carrots as he piled them into the skillet. "And I suppose that whatever I forget makes room for new memories right?" Kimihiro set the skillet back down on the table and reached for the tea pot--his hand hovering next to Shizuka's.

Slowly, he turned his eyes up to the other male. "I know it hurts me to know that I'm forgetting something, although I'm not always sure what it is I'm forgetting..." His fingers carefully curled over Doumeki's. "But you can't let it hurt you, because you have to help me make new memories." The smile wavered, becoming a little more solid for a moment.

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silent_archer April 8 2008, 16:57:35 UTC
Doumeki let Watanuki's word sink in, watching the skilled hands working the vegetables and the meat. He trusted the other male to never give up on himself. The seer had changed over time and Shizuka was more and more certain that the bi-color eyed boy had understood that he was important to other people and that self-sacrifice was not always the best solution.

As he felt the small hand curled around his, the archer looked up and twisted his fingers around Watanuki's, squeezing it gently. The next words left him truly speechless. He felt a wave of warmth spread through his body and his heart felt so light that it seemed to be filled with helium. In the back of his mind, he couldn't think of a better birthday gift then what Kimihiro had just said.

Leaning forward as he pulled softly on the seer's hand, he brushed his lips against Kimihiro's.

"Aah" he simply said before kissing his boyfriend properly, sealing the silent promise he had just made to him.

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unlucky_prophet April 8 2008, 23:18:12 UTC
Watanuki returned the kiss shyly, gripping Shizuka's hand in his own. He wasn't too sure how easy that promise would be, or how likely he was to start stumbling along the way. But he could tell that Doumeki would be with him the whole way, and that made him happy.

The boy pulled back, a bright smile on his face. He sat that way for a few seconds before he suddenly jumped and turned to look at the skillet. "Ah! I'm burning some of the vegetables!" he whined, quickly reaching out and pulling out the wilting greens. "Ahh I guess we can start eating..." Watanuki muttered nervously, giving a small laugh and bringing up his small plate to serve himself.

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silent_archer April 10 2008, 13:54:29 UTC
Doumeki waited for Watanuki to serve himself before filling his plate. The room was filled with a delicious scent and despite the very few burnt vegetables, the mizutaki looked amazing.

The archer ate in silence, as usual, tasting everything to the fullest despite the fast pace he finished his plate. Up until the moment he had taken the first bite he had not thought he was that hungry.

Without asking, he served himself a second time, but not before serving tea to Kimihiro and himself.

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unlucky_prophet April 12 2008, 07:52:46 UTC
Watanuki frowned at the archer. "You eat like such a pig!" he scolded, taking his tea. "Slow down, why don't you? It's not like it's going to get up and walk away or anything like that!" He took a sip from his tea and reached out with his chopsticks for some of the vegetables.

The boy fell into silence as well, concentrating on his chopsticks as he ate. After a few moments, Watanuki set down his bowl and folded the wooden eating utensils over it neatly. "Ne... I was just wondering... What do you normally do on your birthday?" He glanced curiously up at Shizuka, his fingers fidgeting nervously on the table top.

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