Would You Kill Me Gently? (SEE ACC BIO)

(Coffee's for Closers)

"I will never believe in anything again though change will come. Oh, change will come. I will never believe in anything again." (Coffee's for Closers) by Fall Out Boy.

08.00

Oikawa sighed and stuck his tongue out at Kageyama's wrath made up of glares. It was childish of him as the adult there but whatever. He was just glad that he wouldn't have to deal that much with Hinata and cause any disturbance with his bluberry haired boy.

He was also tired of being in a car with all of them so he decided next town or city they're in, they'll take a break and stay there for longer than two days. Maybe two weeks. He had to keep moving after that. But that way, they would not always have to be around him if they went out to explore like they wanted to.

The long stretch of just an expansive highway became spotted with decent sized buildings, he was happy. Not that much more and he could stop driving. The silence in the car has settled long before. Hinata and Kageyama were in the backseat, leaning against one another as they slept. Kenma, who sat beside him, was entranced in a game, that being the only thing that offered sound. And his occasional swear but that didn't make for conversation.

He grabbed his phone and looked on the GPS to see where they were and the nearest motel or hotel. Luck had it that there was a hotel on the small scale where they could stay. Kenma, at this time, had put away his games as they found a parking space. He raised an eyebrow.

"I don't think all the money we have is going to last for long." He pursed his lips and thought.

Before he could stop himself, Oikawa replied, "Then I will pay for it. Wake them up and go into the lobby with your things."

He quickly unbuckled himself and turned off the car, getting out and walking towards the back, getting the money suitcase and his suitcase with clothing. He slapped his cheek lightly, wondering why he even said that. He didn't get to see Kenma's facial expression but he was sure he also wore one of shock.

Stepping in, he went to the front desk. He decided on the same arrangement as the last time. For a con man who could always get more money, he was cautious with it. Besides, it wasn't like he had the time to do anything with three others around him. He also had to keep his gaurd up for any one after him. He couldn't trust or believe much in anyone.

He payed and waited until Kenma showed up with the sleepy duo. He handed them their key and then went and gave Kenma their key and his bags.

"Would you take these up for me?" Before Kenma could reply, he answered, "Good! Thank you, I'll be back soon." And he was out of the hotel leaving a confused but complying Kenma.

He got in the car and let out a large breath. He's started the car and put his hands on the steering wheel. Gripping it tightly after tapping his fingers gently. He didn't know exactly where he was going and he had no plan besides to stay here for some time. What was he to do? Why was he staying? Why were these kids still with him?

He pushed the thoughts out of head and checked the glove compartment. The envelope was still there. He would have to place it somewhere much more safer but it had to do for previous reasons. The safest place was on his person. So he would keep it now.

He pulled out of the parking lot and drove, heading towards the buildings. Seeing what he could find.

In the end, he settled for a quaint coffee shop. It also doubled as a small book store, which was excellent. He hadn't had the time to read often. So he bought a cup and settled into a chair with a nice book. Hoping that he would be distracted rather than thinking about how alone he felt.