Haikyuu Plus Two

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  It was the end of the camp and they all were going back to school. All sad to part, but made sure to get everyone's numbers. Tsukishima grabbed Dev's bag and Kozume reached up to hug him. Tsukishima stays standing still, and laughs at his short boyfriend. Dev reaches up and smacks the blonde's head. While Leo and Kuroo were helping Kai. The chef's made sure to get the brothers number. They were worried the brothers boyfriends would get jealous. But quickly learned they weren't like their last boyfriends.
They all said their goodbyes, and got into their team buses. Nekomata and Torama on a bus together, Aobo Johsai and Karasuno on another, then Fukurōdani on their own. The three boyfriends sat together in the big seat in the back of the bus. Kai leans on Leo, as Kuroo lays his arm across both his boyfriend shoulders.
  "Too bad we all go to different schools." Kuroo sighs.
  "Well. Kai and I go to the same school, so..." Leo says and Kuroo rolls his eyes.
  "Don't forget about me."
  "Of course not." Kai reassures, and lays his hand on Kuroo's. Leo places his hand on both of their's.
  They soon arrived at the Torama school, and they all get off. Since Torama and Nekomata are neighboring towns. They stop at only one school. The schools are exactly two blocks apart, which is quite strange. No one really knows why they built two schools fairly close to each there. Not to mention, they were both built in the same year. Kenma has gone to Nekomata for years now. A year after when the brothers were born. Their parents sent them to the other school. But did not switch Kenma's schools, as he had made a good friend.
 
  They all went to their own homes. Once the Kozume's returned to their house, they stood in front two adults. Their parents stood tall staring at their sons. No one says a word for a few seconds until Dev says, "Hello." With no emotion, just emptiness.
  "Where were you guys this past week?" Their mother ask. Kai's eyebrows knit together with anger. Kenma and Dev grab his hand.
  "We were at volleyball camp. I called you to let you know." Kenma says and their mother continues her glares.
  "We have to tell you something." Their Father says, motioning for them to sit. The three sit on the couch together in front of their parents. Silence fills the room. Their mothers sharp voice cuts right through it.
  "We're getting a divorce." The three sons shrug. Their parents were never home. Probably out having affairs. It didn't really matter to them.
  "You don't care? You're not upset?" The three look at their father. But look at Kai who's shaking with anger. So Dev speaks up for his twin.
  "It doesn't matter to us because we never see you anyway. You guys are always gone, you don't even sleep here." Their mother glares at them more. How could she be mad at the truth? Maybe become a better mother before she get angry.
  "I see how it is." She starts and crosses her arms. "You're trying to guilt trip us. We have work, okay?"
  "You have to work over night for the whole month. Not even coming home once? Then you have the balls to say, that we're trying to guilt trip you." Kai snaps, "We all know you've been cheating and that's why you're getting a divorce. At least dad come's home to check on us, and have a game night every week." She stares harshly, standing still.
  "Listen Kyle, Davon, Kayla. I just have to work a lot. My job-" She gets cut off by her son.
  "You don't even know our names. My name is Devin, that's Kai and Kenma." Dev hisses. Their mom shakes her head and grabs her purse.
  "It doesn't matter anyway. I'm leaving. I'm moving in with my boyfriend." She says leaving with her phone and keys in hand. They all sit in silence staring at the ground.
  "That was interesting." Their Father says breaking the ice. They all nod and go to bed for the night.