Characters: Kasuga, Sarutobi Sasuke
Location: Fatality Condominiums 6A
Rating: PG-13
Time: December 30th, just after 6am
Description: Sasuke waylays Kasuga at home and ambushes her, though perhaps not in a manner that she is expecting. Then again, maybe it's exactly what she would expect from him.
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...And she always carries kunai. )
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While Kasuga was silent as ever as she padded down the hallway to the front door, the way the keys jangled in her hand as she made to unlock the door was not. Without a word, she opened the door to the apartment, setting the keys on the little hook by the door and entered the room. "I'm home," she announced as her eyes landed on the lounging shinobi, eyes narrowing. "Shouldn't you be preparing for training?"
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"Ah--" Flowers? For her? The tiniest flush crept to her cheeks as she found herself flustered by the gesture. However, had it been from anyone else she would have been grateful, albeit equally taken-aback. But to the kunoichi, having come from Sasuke it meant something else all together. Slowly, her eyes traveled along the flowers, up his arm and to his face. She did not miss his expression and it only caused more concern.
Narrowing her eyes, she made a swift motion in turning on the balls of her feet. "I don't want them," she responded, her voice low as she glared off at the opposite side of the room.
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"...Ah." Sasuke ducked his head seemingly from muted embarrassment, habitually scratching at his cheek before glancing away in the other direction, not meeting her eyes. "I... didn't realize that you didn't like flowers..." he murmured far more quietly, deflated, and with traces of disappointment tinging his expression.
"Or... did I get the colour wrong?" He studied the roses in his hands more closely now, far more analytical, and said aloud as much as to himself, "I'm told that red is more traditional, but I saw these and couldn't help but think of you..." He could've continued and begun lauding her exact reminiscent virtues, but Sasuke didn't want to lay it on too thick. After all, he was more used to outrageous flirting.
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