Sweet

Eleven

Graduating high school was a bittersweet moment in your life. You were delighted that you have gained the opportunity to move to higher education but at the same time, you were sad to leave some people behind. Not all of your friends would go to the same college as you and most importantly, not everyone would be in the same city as you. You were moving back to Tokyo, given that you only came here to Hyogo for high school. But you thought this was for the best. You got the break that you wanted, it was time for you to go back.

As of the moment, you were on a playground with Atsumu. The said man told you he would walk you around Hyogo for the last time and spend some time with you before you go. It was very sweet of him to be honest. You were both sitting on the swing, not minding that the size of it was obviously for kids not for adults like you both.

"Yer leaving, right?" Atsumu asked you with a frown, his eyes seemingly filled with melancholy. He just finished touring you around the prefecture and even though you were already familiar with the place, it was nice to see the prefecture from his perspective. Even though you both didn't manage to tour around the entire area, he took you to the areas that were significant in his process of growing up.

"Mhmm, tomorrow." You smiled, not wanting to show your best friend that you were sad as well.

"I'm gonna miss ya a lot." Atsumu pouted and you consoled him by playfully pinching his nose. He gruffed and swatted your hand away with a half hearted glare.

"I'm gonna miss you too. But hey, once you go pro, I'll see you in Tokyo, right?" You chuckled, brightening up the atmosphere a little.

"Of course ya will." Atsumu chortled and that relieved you a little. You didn't have many friends here so you were thankful that you had him by your side. Despite things not going that well with his brother, he stuck with you through thick and thin. Of course there were times you could feel the favoritism because he sometimes favored Osamu more, but it was understandable since they have a stronger bond compared to what you two have.

"Once I start earning I'm gonna treat ya to a buffet!" He huffed with a smug grin painted across his face.

"I'm looking forward to that." You giggled, eyes glinting in excitement for what the future had in store for you.

Silence followed after that but it was rather calming, just the touch that you both needed as you both watched the sky slowly turned orange with a splash of red, violet, and pink. The sunset was serene, albeit you couldn't see the sun, the sky was breathtaking and it sufficed the experience. Suddenly, Atsumu's phone started ringing. You glanced at him and you were puzzled to see a grin on his lips as he swiped his finger across the screen.

"Hello?" He answered, he sounded amused. "Yeah, she's still with me. Oh? Yer nearby? Aight, we'll wait for ya then." He chuckled then ended the call. You gave him a confused look, asking him to tell you who it was, using your eyes.

"It's Suna, he said he wanted to see ya." He grinned widely and you couldn't help but to mirror him. Atsumu had always looked too precious whenever he grinned like that.

"Why didn't he just call me then?" You snorted before pushing your feet on the ground, riding the swing with an amused smile.

"Dunno, maybe he's shy." Atsumu cackled and you both laughed at his assumption.

A few minutes passed and you soon saw a familiar tall man walking towards your direction, his hands in his pockets. You waved at him and he responded in a lax manner, like he always did. He quietly stood in front of you and Atsumu, but his eyes were on you. So you playfully rolled your eyes and got off of the swing. With your hands on your waist, you spoke, "So you wanted to see me?"