Topp Dogg Fanfic- Two Groups, One Heart (completed)

Kidoh Vs. Xero Extra Part 2

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Kidoh held the door open for me. I walked in and the smell of coffee smacked me in the face. I inhaled deeply and enjoyed the fragrance.

He got in line and waved me over. I walked over to him excitedly.

Kidoh stared at me for a few moments. "What?" I asked him. He shook his head. "Nothing, it's just, you aren't blinking, or anything." I realized why he was looking at me then. "It comes and goes," I simply said.

We both got a donut and a cup of black coffee. When we sat at our table, we both reached for the creamers. Our hands touched and I flinched. I felt his gaze and moved my hand away from him quickly. I heard his heavy chuckle on the opposite side of the table. "What?" I asked him. "You're cute, that's all." Then I noticed it. I started winking again.

I took about six creamers and poured them into my coffee, turning it the color of hit chocolate. I've never been to a coffee shop before. I've never really been any where before other than the library, home, and school. Two new places in the same day, I need to slow down.

Kidoh knocked on the table. I looked up at him. "So, tell me, what is Tourette's syndrome?" I sighed. I knew he would ask that question, everyone does. "It's a mental illness that makes a person make quick movements or sounds they can't control. Those are called tics." Kidoh leaned forward. "How did you get it?" I inhaled and exhaled deeply. "When I was seven, a few days after my baby sister was born, I got really severe strep throat. That's what caused me to have it. It messed up my nerves and I've had it on and off ever since." I met his eyes even though it was difficult.

"Does it go away?" I shook my head, no. "It'll never really go away. There was a time when I was really young that it didn't pop up for about a year, but then it just came back and really messed up my social life." I gave a light chuckle, reminiscing in the moment. "That must have been awful." I sighed. "I haven't had a friend ever since." He took a sip of his coffee. I took a bite of my donut. We just looked at each other, enjoying the silence.

"When do you have class?" he asked me. I thought about it and looked at my phone. "In about thirty minutes, I guess I should go," I answered sadly. He smiled. "No, I'll take you." I accepted his offer.

When we arrived at my school, he dropped me off. I started to walk off, but he rolled down the window and called my name. "Hyein," I turned around, "I hope to see you at the public library later." I smiled and waved him goodbye.

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My phone vibrated in my pocket as I got out of my second class that day. I took it out and looked at it. It was an alarm I set earlier for my neurologist appointment. It was a new time I set up to see her because of my schedule.

I grabbed all my things and left to get a taxi. I'm not allowed to drive because my doctor and mother are afraid I might have an episode while I'm driving. It's a stupid reason, but also a smart one at the same time. Plus I can't pump gas because the smell bothers my allergies.

I arrived at the neurologist office ten minutes early. When I entered the waiting room after signing in, I stopped in my tracks. Sitting in the corner was Xero.

I walked over to him and sat down two seats away. I turned my body towards him. My heart pumped a little faster. I didn't understand why. "Hey, Xero." The turned slowly to look at me. When he did, his eyes practically popped out of his scull. Then he fell to the ground and started yelling.