[PoT - Sengoku/Ryou] KisaRyou Series Part 3
Numero next in the KisaRyou series done, though this one's MEGA pointless and written while I was high on lack of sleep xD
Sengoku/Ryou
PG
~490 words
„Luckyyy~“
Ryou feels a sense of impending doom when he learns who he is to room with at this year’s Senbatsu. Sengoku-san, the courts’ worst womaniser, and, judging from the way he is clinging to his hand, the same goes for boys. In fact, the same probably goes for anything that has two legs and breathes, considering how he was staring at Hanamura-sensei earlier. Ew.
Atsushi just grins at him and tells him to bear it when he complains, but then again, his brother is a seasoned warrior in fending off unwanted advances, he has to room with Mizuki at St. Rudolph after all, and it doesn’t get more dangerous in the sense of ‘I’m-going-to-be-molested-in-my-sleep’ than that.
Ryou revises that statement soon after, though, when he wakes up with Sengoku’s arms tight around him, and the head snuggled against his chest mumbling something about him being ‘awfully flat-chested’. No one asks in the morning when Sengoku comes to breakfast with one or two bruises on his face. The rest of the purple spots are well-hidden.
He rants to his brother again, but Atsushi just laughs and tells him to try rooming with Shinya then, because he would probably wake up stuffed into a dress, so the boy could live his fantasies of a female Tsushi. Ryou is highly disturbed by that and makes a mental note to pay Duckboy a visit sometime soon. If he gets to go out with his twin he can at least accept that he’s a guy.
Ryou is reminded that evening, not very gently he would like to add, that Atsushi didn’t help him solve his problem at all, because when it is time to sleep Sengoku flops down right next to Ryou, flashing him his ‘I-know-I’m-irresistible-and-you-want-me” grin and tucks him in his arms, no chance of survivalescape.
He tries to get Atsushi to swap rooms with him, but is told that he gets to see Sae all the time, and he enjoys rooming with his old friend, and he certainly won’t trade Sae for Sengoku, especially after how much Ryou has been complaining about him. He grudgingly has to admit he kind of dug his own grave with that.
Ryou really, truly cannot stand it when Sengoku is being all touchy-feely even though they hardly know each other. He is glad when Senbatsu is over, heck, he is glad he was not chosen, because he would not survive having to spend more time with that guy.
When it is time for their bus to leave Sengoku presses a (rather icky and wet) kiss on his cheek, and Ryou very nearly kicks him where it hurts, but he doesn’t because at least he’s rid of Sengoku now. He does kick him after all, though, when Ryou learns he tickled his number out of Saeki, so they can stay in touch, because Sengoku has grown ‘really fond of you, Ryou, dear~’
Saeki gets a kick too.
Sengoku/Ryou
PG
~490 words
„Luckyyy~“
Ryou feels a sense of impending doom when he learns who he is to room with at this year’s Senbatsu. Sengoku-san, the courts’ worst womaniser, and, judging from the way he is clinging to his hand, the same goes for boys. In fact, the same probably goes for anything that has two legs and breathes, considering how he was staring at Hanamura-sensei earlier. Ew.
Atsushi just grins at him and tells him to bear it when he complains, but then again, his brother is a seasoned warrior in fending off unwanted advances, he has to room with Mizuki at St. Rudolph after all, and it doesn’t get more dangerous in the sense of ‘I’m-going-to-be-molested-in-my-sleep’ than that.
Ryou revises that statement soon after, though, when he wakes up with Sengoku’s arms tight around him, and the head snuggled against his chest mumbling something about him being ‘awfully flat-chested’. No one asks in the morning when Sengoku comes to breakfast with one or two bruises on his face. The rest of the purple spots are well-hidden.
He rants to his brother again, but Atsushi just laughs and tells him to try rooming with Shinya then, because he would probably wake up stuffed into a dress, so the boy could live his fantasies of a female Tsushi. Ryou is highly disturbed by that and makes a mental note to pay Duckboy a visit sometime soon. If he gets to go out with his twin he can at least accept that he’s a guy.
Ryou is reminded that evening, not very gently he would like to add, that Atsushi didn’t help him solve his problem at all, because when it is time to sleep Sengoku flops down right next to Ryou, flashing him his ‘I-know-I’m-irresistible-and-you-want-me” grin and tucks him in his arms, no chance of survivalescape.
He tries to get Atsushi to swap rooms with him, but is told that he gets to see Sae all the time, and he enjoys rooming with his old friend, and he certainly won’t trade Sae for Sengoku, especially after how much Ryou has been complaining about him. He grudgingly has to admit he kind of dug his own grave with that.
Ryou really, truly cannot stand it when Sengoku is being all touchy-feely even though they hardly know each other. He is glad when Senbatsu is over, heck, he is glad he was not chosen, because he would not survive having to spend more time with that guy.
When it is time for their bus to leave Sengoku presses a (rather icky and wet) kiss on his cheek, and Ryou very nearly kicks him where it hurts, but he doesn’t because at least he’s rid of Sengoku now. He does kick him after all, though, when Ryou learns he tickled his number out of Saeki, so they can stay in touch, because Sengoku has grown ‘really fond of you, Ryou, dear~’
Saeki gets a kick too.