Mine [KageHina]

Chapter Nineteen: Friends.

A/N: I'm thinking about doing a competition for this story. One-shots and maybe fan art. Anyone interested? For prizes I'm thinking haikyuu!! merch. Maybe stickers for runners up and a top/hoodie or maybe even a plushie for first place. Any other ideas are welcome... If anyone is even interested.

Update: Competition is here https://www.wattpad.com/story/65014948-mine-competition-details

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Kageyama looks at Sayuri. She's twisted round in her seat, watching him closely for his reaction. He's about to open his mouth and ask what the fucking hell is going on when he remembers that Sayuri's dad is in the car too.

Giving a tight smile, Kageyama pushes Hinata's leg out of his way and sits down, buckling up. Sayuri's father grins and sets off, not noticing any tension that Kageyama's body holds.

Kageyama pulls out his phone and debates whether or not to text Sayuri and ask what the hell Hinata is doing here. He doesn't want to come across as rude, however, and puts his phone away to talk to Sayuri's father as he asks questions. He's proud of what his daughter does, of course, but he's also a big sports fan and talks to Kageyama about volleyball for almost the entire car journey.

Hinata remains asleep. Kageyama's rather glad about that. The loudmouth isn't likely to be able to mask his reaction to seeing Kageyama. He's too slow for it to even occur to him that he should remain calm until after Sayuri's dad is worrying about what's going on between them. Then again, maybe Sayuri warned Hinata he'd be here. He doubts it, though.

Besides not being sure what Sayuri's aim is or why the on Earth Hinata seems to have started talking to her again, the car journey is pleasant. The conversation is kept light and friendly and it never turns awkward. A good start to what Kageyama hopes will be a good day out with friends.

Glancing at the sleeping boy beside him Kageyama wonders what the day will be like. It can easily go either way.  It depends how Hinata reacts.

A lot has happened but Kageyama truly just doesn't have the energy to argue with Hinata about all this. Hinata, for some reason, abandoned them. That's a fact. A fact that Kageyama will get over if it means getting his friend back and maybe, possibly advancing from there. All this confusion and drama hasn't affect his feelings for the dumbass. 

When they arrive, Sayuri and her father climb out of the car. Sayuri is walking around the car to wake Hinata when she's tackled into a hug by a rather bubbly model. Sayuri smiles politely and chats to her.

With wide eyes, he stares at she walks away. Kageyama looks to her father before scalding himself. Can't expect him to wake Hinata. He's got no idea how familiar they are. Besides, Kageyama is supposed to be Hinata's best friend. Imagine the weird look he'd get for not being comfortable waking him up.

Taking a deep breath, Kageyama's eyes land on Hinata. Since having his leg moved so Kageyama could sit he's bunched himself up by the window, cheek on the glass as he snores. His hair is messier than usual and his mouth is open, a bit of drool sliding down from the corner.

It shouldn't be cute. But it is. At least, it is to Kageyama. The setter can feel himself blushing but dismisses it as he reaches out to shake Hinata's shoulder.

"Hey, dumbass!"

Hinata grumbles as he's shook and tries to curl further inwards as he presses to the window.

Kageyama lets out a sigh.  Stop thinking he's cute. He isn't cute. He looks like a drooling, stubborn child.  Not. Cute.