Change Of Color (Hinata Shoyo x Reader)

{ten}

Today was Friday. Game day, and you were sitting in class, waiting for the bell to ring. This class seemed to be the slowest class you've ever been in. Or at least that's what it felt like.

But the bell finally rung and you went to put away your things.

You had a bit of time before the game started so you decided to draw. You sat on a chair that was next to the gym doors. You ended up drawing a picture of Sailor Moon, because she was the first person that came to your mind.

A boy wearing a Karasuno jacket was walking by and saw you drawing. He told you it was a good drawing, even though you personally didn't like it, you thanked him and he went on his way.

Now you were inside the gymnasium, sitting on the bleachers as the game started. Karasuno was going against Nekoma. You liked watching volleyball games. Surprisingly you liked watching any sport you didn't know a lot about, because you liked learning things.

To be fair, you did know a bit of volleyball from keeping score at the girls volleyball games in middle school, but it's been a while and you've sort of forgotten by now.

Your attention was drawn back to the game when you saw Hinata jump and spike the ball.

"Holy shit." You blurted and got scolded by two random people. You apologized and stared at the game in front of you.

You would've never expected that from Hinata. He's a smaller boy but holy hell can he jump high. You wished you could jump high like that too.

Hinatas spike earned the team a point and you were proud of him. That must've taken a while to learn to jump that high, so props to him.

The game went on for a bit longer before Karasuno just barely won, with one more point than Nekoma. It was a tight game.

As all the viewers filed out of the large room, you waited at the gym doors to congratulate the boys on their win.

You gave all the team players a high-five on their way out. You waited for the last person to congratulate, Hinata.

When made his over to the door, you jogged over to him, and absentmindedly hugged him.