The Moon's Redamancy In Fall [Tsukishima x Yamaguchi]

sixty-five.

Yamaguchi

The afternoon went by hastily and I was glad I got to convince Tsukki to join Akiteru-san and Akihiro-san to go bowling. Although, it only took Tsukki a blowjob to finally give up the argument and go. Maybe I could use that in some other cases.

I'm happy that my mom allowed me to spend time over Tsukki's house. I was even surprised that she actually allowed it. I mean, after all, she never knew about my relationship with Tsukki and that she never knew about my break up with Yachi-san. I've always been wondering how I would bring that up to her.

Akihiro-san and Tsukki were talking about something during our bowling session, I wanted to eavesdrop but I had to keep Akiteru-san company. Plus he didn't want me going near Tsukki and Akihiro-san while they speak because Akiteru-san told me I should just let Tsukki be with his dad, especially that Tsukki. didn't like being noticed while he's still adjusting with their father-and-son reunion.

I'm happy that Tsukki was finally adjusting to these kind of things. It took a lot for Tsukki to finally step out of his comfort zone and to try something new. Being honest and open about what he feels was pretty much a big step, now he just made amends with his father that I never thought would happen. I couldn't be more proud of him.

At the edge of the cloud there was a brilliant white patch, like a turning page catching the sun. The rest was dove grey with a subtle hint of purple, just enough to announce the coming sunset. The sunset comes as a settled heart to the horizon, as if the sky itself could speak of love.

The trees are rustling once more, dressed in their carnival clothes, the gold and scarlet of the autumn days. They play about the earthy hues of the branch and trunk, proud flags in any sky. As they do I take in the freshly calm air with that hint of an earthly aroma, the fragrance of homeliness. There are only a few nights left until winter comes.

Tsukki and I walked by the side of the street with our hands intertwined together. Tsukki squeezed my hand and gave me a reassuring smile. I had been missing our walks like this. Tsukki's voice suddenly settles over the growing silence, "Did you enjoy bowling?" He asks.

A smile crept tugging at the corners of my lips as I nodded my head, slowly, "Yeah, I did. It was really fun," I chuckled, remnants of my memories of Tsukki failing three times straight.

Tsukki rolled his eyes as if he could read my thoughts, "I know. I know. I'm bad at bowling and I always lose, you don't have to keep it to yourself," His voice coming out as a gruff, but miserably failed to keep his grumpy voice by laughing.

"What do you mean? You always win a strike to me," I bit my lower lip to surpress a giggle when I earned another roll of the eyes from Tsukki.

"Shut up. You're so corny," He remarks, gently bumping me with his arm over mine.

I laughed and scoots him closer. I have never seen Tsukki ruffled, and today is no exception. His voice has a husky drawl and every step he takes is in slow motion compared to almost anyone else I know.

"Do you think we'd still be together in like . . . ten years?" He says out of the blue.

I hummed softly as I slightly buried my chin in one of Tsukki's scarf that he had let me borrowed, "Twenty, maybe?"

Tsukki's rigid expressions softens, he hesitates to speak as he gaze at me intently for a few moments "Just twenty?" Tsukki smirked.

I shrugged my shoulders nonchalantly and shook my head mentally, "Twenty-five? I don't know," I giggled.

Although, I hope we do.

Stay like this. Forever.

Tsukki loosened his fingers from me and wrapped one arm around my shoulders, "You know . . . We would've been together longer if I had the guts to admit to you that I had been feeling like this for a very long time," He admits, almost abrupt.