years later i graduated from school and pursued my dream of being a sports physiotherapist along side with haijime. he somehow dragged me along to watch japans olympic team play to win gold again. "haijime do we really have to do this?" i asked sitting down on a chair. "oh shush, people rarely ever get hurt anyways. all you have to do is sit there, eat, and look pretty" he said turning on the tv.
"woah there buddy, you're a few years older than me" i said suspiciously. "oh shut up i'm only a year older" he said punch my arm lightly, "wowww did you just punch me? so rude" i huffed.
"what's the roster?" i asked, "number 17, suna rintarou" he said. "seriously? you dragged me here so i could see suna?" i asked slouching in my chair.
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third set and haijime went to get us food and drinks, when someone was abruptly brought into the room. "suna rintarou" the assistant coach said, "injuries?" i asked as he helped suna get into the medical table. "we suspect a fractured or broken arm, and finger" he said, "jesus" i said under my breath.
"i'll work on it" i said before he smiled and left.
"which arm?" i asked, "left" he murmured. i did a quick x-ray scan and looked over the bones carefully. "it's definitely broken..." i said looking at the x-ray. "your finger too" i mumbled, "shit" he whispered. "sorry" i said wrapping his arm in a temporary sling as well as his fingers.
"anything else wrong?" i asked looking up, "y/n?" he asked. "yeah..." i trailed off, "it's been awhile" he replied. "yeah. uh, how are you?" i asked, "not to well considering, well, this. but otherwise, i've been great" he said. "you?" he asked, "fine myself." i said.
"let's catch up"
"i should probably get you back now""sorry, say that again? i interrupted you" i said, "it's nothing" he said getting off of the bench. "okay" i said opening the door, "cmon" i said as he followed.
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