The Mic, The Pen, The Camera and Hinata Shoyo

Kenma!

Kenma Kozume

Kenma grinned softly as he finished editing certain aspects of the wedding photo, before stretching lightly in his chair. He heard a soft chime from his phone, signalling that its nearly time for him to check out. Kenma looked around the room before groaning slightly, saving the picture and closing the laptop.

He finished packing up before he changed, then he gathered everything up and went out of his room, making sure everything was in place, then he got into the elevator, sighing softly. I'm coming home... Kenma thought softly, smiling slightly.

He returned the room key, before getting into his Uber. "Miyagi Train Station, please." He said softly, making the driver nod. He turned on his Bluetooth earphones, before listening to some songs.

Just as the song shifted, it was interrupted by a call from none other than his best friend, Hinata Shoyo.

"Kenma! Are you heading home already?" Kenma grinned as the voice he missed yelled, before chuckling. "Yeah, Shoyou, I'm heading to the train station. I'll be there soon. Are the twins home yet?" Hinata let out a small squeal, before he heard yelling from somewhere and water splashing.

"Are you by the pool?" Kenma asked. "Yeah! And the twins home already. Say hi, Tsumu-san! Samu-san!" Kenma heard two very familiar greetings from the twins, making him smile.

"Hey guys. When did you come home?" Kenma asked, knowing that Hinata had put him on speaker. "Last night. Are you coming home already, Neko?" Atsumu asked, making Kenma laugh. "Yeah yeah, I'm heading home already, Yako." Osamu let out a laugh, as Atsumu huffed softly.

"Is Kageyama home yet?" Kenma asked, as the taxi stopped in front of the station. He got his luggage and his camera backpack, before shouldering his phone to look for money to pay the driver.

"No he isn't home yet. He did say he's finished with his meet and greets, but the earliest plane ticket he can get from Seoul to Tokyo is at 7am tomorrow." Hinata said, before he chuckled softly at whatever the twins were doing.

"Kenma-san, is that you!?" Kenma nearly jumped out of his skin when he heard Lev's voice, as he appeared behind him. "Oh hey Lev. How are you?" Kenma asked, as the tall boy bounded towards him with a smile. "Lev?!" Hinata asked loudly, making Kenma chuckle before putting him on speaker. "How are you, Lev?" Lev smiled.

"I'm doing great! Yaku-san is doing great too. He's busy currently but you guys should come over sometime!" Kenma chuckled. "We can try, but with the twins just freshly finished with their tour, Yama finishing his M&G and Kenma finally returning, we were hoping to stay at home and rest for a while. But who knows, maybe we will pop by for a visit." Hinata said, making Lev sigh.

"Well better someday than never. Oh my train's here. See you Kenma-san! Talk to you later, Hinata!" Lev said, waving goodbye to Kenma before he got on his train. Kenma chatted with Hinata for a little longer, before his train arrived. "Oh, my train is here. Talk to you later, Shoyou. Love you." Kenma said, hearing Hinata reply before he hung up.

Tokyo, Japan

Kenma got off from the train, before walking straight to his driver. "Tanjirou-san, I'm so sorry for making you wait for me." Kenma said, making the young driver laugh. "It's alright, Kenma. Come on, the others are really excited." Kenma smiled, before getting into the car.

As they drove past the busy streets of Tokyo, Kenma smiled, watching the civilians commute. He also took some scenery pictures, to which he posted them on his Instagram.

As they pulled up into the house, Kenma could already see Hinata and the twins waiting for him, Hinata jumping slightly. "Kenma! You're home!" Hinata yelled, as he jumped on Kenma, the latter groaned before smiling. "I'm glad to be home, Shoyou. Have you two been good, boys?" Kenma asked, as he put Hinata down softly, hugging the twins. Atsumu chuckled, as Osamu hugged him back tightly.

"We have, Neko. Don't worry." Atsumu said, smiling. "Yeah, there's nothing to worry about. Now let's go inside, the heat is killing me." Osamu said, making Kenma nod, as they helped him with his luggages. "You never liked the heat, Zenko." Kenma said, as he handed the luggages to one of their servants. "Thank you dear." He said softly, before the boys all dragged him to the dining room, where their lunch was prepared. All of Kenma's favourites, too.