The Silence Is Loud

Smug Bastard

The two weren't late to practice like they were yesterday, due to being more prepared and all.

Tobio grabbed his practice clothes out of his bag and went straight to the locker rooms.

"You wanna play?" Hinata asked once again, holding a ball in his hands. Tobio looked over at his coaches, unsure of what to do.

He points to his forearm that's covered with a bandage. Still kinda hurts. Should be fine in a few days or so. Hinata nods a little dull though understanding and walks off to go and practice with someone else.

Instead of sitting, he stays standing, watching intently, occasionally helping his teammates with simple things.

None of them said anything to him about it, so they just kept on playing.

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Now back at home, someone knocked on his door, and by the sound of it, it was Takeda.

"Is there a reason why you didn't want to play today?" He shook a his head, putting his phone down out of respect.

"Are you sure?" He nodded. "No you gotta be more direct then that," Keishin says from behind, an arm around Ittetsu's waist. "Yes, but forcing him to talk isn't going to do us any good."

Ukai sighs. "No I didn't mean it like that." why are you talking about me as if I can't here you? He taps the board to get their attention.

"Oh yeah sorry. Is it because You haven't played in months and you're scared you're not going be as good as you were before?" Kageyama looks up at him, that smug bastard, how dare he be right and know things.

"Do you also think that they're going to judge you because of it?" You should've become a psychologist.

Keishin knew that is he said that out loud, it would have been filled with sarcasm. "Are you mad because I'm right? Anyway, dinners going to be ready in five minutes," he left before he could see Tobio's reaction.