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Title: You Never Told Me...
Author: lena108
Theme: #2 - Nerdy
Rating: G
Warnings: None
Disclaimer: I do not own Gravitation.
Summary: Tohma returns home early only to see that Mika found a certain secret stash of his.
Tohma entered the house, actually early for once. He glanced around, trying to find Mika. He had seen her car out in front, so he knew she was home, but she wasn’t in the living room, or the kitchen, or the bathroom. Tohma frowned slightly to himself and headed up the stairs, then checked the rooms around. Finally, he found her in their bedroom, flipping through some pictures.
“Mika, I’m home.” She spun around to face him, a smile gracing her beautiful features.
“Tohma! I didn’t hear you come in!” She moved forward to wrap her arms around his neck. “You’re home early tonight.”
“Yes, I finished quite a bit today, so I didn’t feel the need to stay.” Mika nodded and let go of him, the pictures still in hand. “What are those?”
“Oh, these?” Mika glanced down and giggled slightly. Never a good sign. “I found them today while I was cleaning around the house.” She handed to him, grinning. It was him. A much younger him in his school days. There he was, clad in glasses that were clearly too big for his face and his pants just a little too short because his parents insisted on it being so, in case it rained he wouldn’t drag them in the mud. Tohma raised and eyebrow and glanced back up to Mika.
“Where did you find these?”
“In the picture drawer at the very bottom,” her smile widened and she shook her head. “Honestly, Tohma. You never told me you were such a nerd.”
Author: lena108
Theme: #2 - Nerdy
Rating: G
Warnings: None
Disclaimer: I do not own Gravitation.
Summary: Tohma returns home early only to see that Mika found a certain secret stash of his.
Tohma entered the house, actually early for once. He glanced around, trying to find Mika. He had seen her car out in front, so he knew she was home, but she wasn’t in the living room, or the kitchen, or the bathroom. Tohma frowned slightly to himself and headed up the stairs, then checked the rooms around. Finally, he found her in their bedroom, flipping through some pictures.
“Mika, I’m home.” She spun around to face him, a smile gracing her beautiful features.
“Tohma! I didn’t hear you come in!” She moved forward to wrap her arms around his neck. “You’re home early tonight.”
“Yes, I finished quite a bit today, so I didn’t feel the need to stay.” Mika nodded and let go of him, the pictures still in hand. “What are those?”
“Oh, these?” Mika glanced down and giggled slightly. Never a good sign. “I found them today while I was cleaning around the house.” She handed to him, grinning. It was him. A much younger him in his school days. There he was, clad in glasses that were clearly too big for his face and his pants just a little too short because his parents insisted on it being so, in case it rained he wouldn’t drag them in the mud. Tohma raised and eyebrow and glanced back up to Mika.
“Where did you find these?”
“In the picture drawer at the very bottom,” her smile widened and she shook her head. “Honestly, Tohma. You never told me you were such a nerd.”