{ The Hidden Sky }

{ 4 }

“Japanese.”

“Italian.”

“Other languages.”

'Intuition'

'Normal thoughts.'

[Third POV]

Tsunayoshi knew this is a stupid decision.

He didn't want to talk about yesterday's mission just yet, so he left before Hibari was awake.

And let me tell you, running and hiding from the discipline committee was easy but hiding from the demon perfect who knows almost all of your hiding spots and abilities may have been one of the hardest challenges in his life.

Even if it was thrilling, his wounds were still fresh and pained him whenever he made sudden moments.

Tsuna still somehow, god knows how, got through the whole day and successfully avoided the Kyoya Hibari.

'Please let me get through this last class, freedom is so close yet so far! ~' Tsuna wanted to run but he couldn't, not if he didn't want his wounds reopening.

'Run.' The word kept repeating in his head.

Tsuna's intuition was not helping the situation as it didn't think of Hibari as a threat which logically speaking, he wasn't a threat.

Tsuna knew Hibari wouldn't bite him to death knowing the extend of his injuries but would definitely track him down.

Tsuna was broken out of his internal panic when the bell rang, signaling the end of the school day.

Tsuna sighed in joy as he quickly got up, putting the history books back in his bag before leaving for the front of the school in a fast pace.

Many of students had stayed behind to either finish the preparation for the school festival or have fun with their friends at the festival.

Meaning the entrance of the school was almost completely empty, some students were standing waiting for their friend group.

Tsuna sighed, closing his eyes, as his shoulders relaxed.

It was raining, in the middle of November.

'I swear to Jesus, this is for plot purposes...' Tsuna wanted to bang his head against a wall.

He watched as some students ran to leave before the rain got worse, he stood and watched the rain calmly.

Rain always relaxed him, Tsuna believed it was because he loved the cool air it left behind, the earthly smell, the fact his Nee~Chan visits after or when it's raining, and the nice memories it brought back.

'Nee~Chan usually visits after the rain stops...' Tsuna thought, not realizing someone was walking up to him.

Too deep in thought of what news Mika would bring along on this sudden visit.

Tsuna could do nothing as he was pushed against the lockers, he was concerned.

Two arms on each side of his shoulders, his back against a locker, as the rain continued its job.

Tsuna's widened honey brown eyes looked into the steel grey one's that held a dangerous glare and deep worry.

“Omnivore.” Hibari's words knocked Tsuna out of his shock, he realized how close Hibari's face was to his and couldn't help the light blush that spread across his cheeks.

'DAMN MY TEENAGE HORMONES!' Tsuna shouted in his head in panic.

They stayed silent for a while, neither speaking, one trying to find a way to escape while the other amused watching the little animal panic.