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ꕥ

“Haah? Kenma is..?”

Hinata stared at his phone
with big eyes, not believing
what he had just read.

Not living near the pudding head
had made it impossible to find out
any other way so Kenma has
eventually decided to text his
friend from Miyagi so Shouyou
wouldn't wonder in a few months
what the hell was going on when
they'd see each other at the
spring tournament again.

Maybe the baby would already
be there then, who knew?

“You're too loud, idiot.”

Kageyama slapped his boyfriend's
ass, making the redhead whine.

“But.. Kenma's pregnant!”

“Huh?”

“I know, right?”

“So Kuroo and him really did-”

“Oi, can't you think about
anything else?!”

Hinata turned to his boyfriend
with a glare, making Tobio grin evilly.

“No. Not when I have such
a gorgeous boyfriend.”

He chuckled as he rested his hands
on the smaller's hips, making
Hinata blush furiously.

“You two, get a room.
Nobody wants to see this.”

Tsukishima sighed before he left
the changing room, followed by
the couple and leaving a confused
Tadashi behind.

Maybe it wasn't really confusion,
maybe the strange feeling in his
chest was more of a mixture of
shock and heartbreak.

Kenma was having a baby.

Something he had failed to do.

How far along was Kozume now?

Maybe as far as when
he lost the baby?

Yamaguchi bit his lip harshly
as he rested his hand on his flat
tummy, his eyes getting glossy
just thinking about everything
he didn't have now.

Just two days after they had
decided that they'd keep their baby,
faith had just ripped their hopes
and dreams of their future out
of their hands so easily.

It had been very difficult
for the couple at first.

Both were still in the first year
of high school, such an accident
was scary and so unbelievably
overwhelming.

Tadashi had cried a lot,
making himself even more sick
like this while Kei had switched
to complete stand-by modus,
subconsciously ignoring the
whole situation in hope that it'd
just magically solve itself like this.

Having a child at sixteen wasn't
something they both had
planned for their lives.

Especially for someone as
structured and careful as
Tsukishima, it was a huge shock.