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It was already dark outside
when Kuroo rang the doorbell the
following evening just like he had
promised and just for a short moment
Kenma considered staying in his
warm blanket cocoon so he wouldn't
have to face the situation he had
forced himself into just the day prior.

But his boyfriend was right there,
waiting for him downstairs and
most likely demanding answers
for all the strange things that had
happened the past few days.

And while part of him was
trembling with fear of how this
whole conversation would go,
he couldn't deny the fact that
he really missed Kuroo.

If things would turn out to his favor,
Kenma would not only have
someone by his side who could
support him too, he'd also finally
be able to start accepting his
situation step by step.

“Hi there, kitten.”

The ravenette gifted his loved one
his dorky smile when Kenma opened
the door, still wrapped in his blanket.

And he happily accepted the
forehead kiss before he fiddled one
hand out of his blanket to grab
the older's hand.

“Are your parents home?”

“Mhm.
They're in the living room.”

His parents also knew he'd tell
Kuroo today, Kenma would have
never chosen a day where his
mother wouldn't be home to
de-escalate things if needed.

Also just knowing that she was there
took a lot of nervousness from him.

“Can I say hi first?”

“Uh, they know you're coming over.
And I think it'd be better if
we go upstairs first.”

“Okay?”

But Kuroo didn't get the chance
to ask further questions because
his boyfriend pulled him upstairs.

It was the same room he had visited
so often over all these years.

Playing together and having
sleepovers when both had only
been in kindergarten, doing
homework together and even
having their first kiss here after
they had become a couple.

This room held memories
for the both of them.

And still the atmosphere of the
room felt so strange when Kenma
pulled him inside this time just to
flee to his bed, his ultimate safe space.

Not even a second later,
the blonde had already bundled
himself up completely again, only
his feline eyes and the eyes of his
cat plushie peeking out since he
had half of his face pressed
against the soft fur.

“I know autumn is always
bundle season for you but..
You're worrying me.”

The younger's behavior just
continued to get even stranger
and Kuroo really didn't know
how to handle it.

“Yeah. I know.
I'm sorry for that.”

Kenma muttered softly as he
looked down and hugged his
plushie a bit tighter.