Stuck on you // Kuroo x Kenma

Chapter 3

They were not talking on their way to school. Kenma kept staring to the ground. 

Did Kuroo know we cuddled? He thought. Kuroo kept his distance from Kenma, which was unusual. 

He definitely knows. He is weirded out. Kuroo kept looking around them, scratching his neck. 

If we just pretend like nothing, will things go back to normal? They got to school and awkwardly waved at each other before going to their classrooms. Kenma sat down and put his books on his desk. 

Normal. What even is that? He put his hand on his chest. 

Cause this certainly isn't.

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Kuroo fell onto his chair. Yaku turned to see what happened.

"Hey, you okay?" Kuroo half-smiled and put his hand behind his neck.

"Yeah, just didn't get much sleep", Kuroo answered. Yaku nodded.

"I get that. That was a difficult practice match, no wonder." Kuroo nodded along, trying to listen to what he was saying. But the only thing on his mind was Kenma. How he had snuggled onto his arms, and then avoided him the whole morning. Suddenly Yaku waved his hands in front of Kuroo's face.

"Jeez, you really are out of it. I'll lend you my notes at the end of the day." Kuroo smiled, combing his fingers through his hair.

"That's so generous, coming from you." Yaku smacked his tongue.

"Careful, I just want our captain to be able to join practice instead of taking extra-classes". Kuroo chuckled. Yaku kept hissing at him about how it was only for today. Kuroo felt happy, which felt good. But as class started, his mood dropped. Kenma kept popping into his thoughts. His heart couldn't stop racing. It felt as if it was trying to jump out of his chest. 

It hurts. He raised his hand and asked to go to the bathroom. Paying attention in class was impossible. As Kuroo entered a stall, his breathing started becoming rapid. It was like there was no air, and for every breath he tried to take, no air followed.

Why is this happening? Is this just because of this morning? He fell to the floor. Nothing made sense anymore.