Kagehina Coffee Shop AU

Chapter Five

Kageyama was such a dork, it was hard for Hinata's heart to handle. Despite how the day had gone, he was glad Kageyama was walking him home.

"How did you know when my shift ended?" Hinata finally thought to ask.

"Your coworker told me," Hinata huffed, trying to keep the red from his face.

"He didn't say anything else, right?" Kageyama gave him a curious glance.

"No, he only said you got off at four," Hinata sighed, trying not to look too relieved. They walked in a comfortable silence, Hinata not bothering to keep the smile off his face.

"What are you smiling at, idiot?" Kageyama asked, seemingly annoyed, though Hinata could tell he was only feigning annoyance.

"I just can't believe you named the woman," He said, a teasing smile playing on his lips. "Though I have to admit, Karen is a pretty suiting name,"

"Isn't it!?" Kageyama seemed genuinely excited to have someone agree with him, dork, dork, dork.

"Oh! I've been meaning to ask, do you actually like plain black coffee?" Hinata made a face like ew gross.

"Of course I do. Why else would I order it?"

"Cause you want to seem cool, maybe to impress your scary looking friend," Kageyama looked confused so he continued, "The one that just glares at you no matter what," Hinata contorted his face, trying to do his best impression of said glare.

"Oh, you mean Tsukishima? The one who always has the green-haired guy trailing after him?" Hinata bounced up and down.

"Mhm! That one!"

"I have no reason to impress him," Kageyama hit Hinata on the arm lightly.

"Whatever, I still don't believe that anyone could possibly like black coffee,"

"Says you, you probably drink super sugary coffee, covered in whip cream," There was a long stretch of silence.

"Shut up," Hinata grumbled, embarrassed. Kageyama's arms were

Crossed in front of his chest, but when he finally let them fall his fingers brushed against Hinata's. Hinata pretended the red in his face was from the cold. When he couldn't stand it any longer, Hinata somewhat violently took Kageyama's hand in his own. Kageyama jolted, but didn't let go.

"What th-" He started before Hinata cut him off,

"You said you owed me an apology, so this is it!" Hinata said, his words rushed. He was still unsure of why he did it, but Kageyama didn't seem that revolted, so he counted it as a win. Hinata was almost sad when they made it to his house, that he'd have to let go of Kageyama's hand, that they wouldn't be able to bicker about his stupid coffee order anymore.

"I'll see you around," Kageyama said awkwardly, as Hinata walked up to his doorstep.

"Yeah!" He smiled, watching as he walked away. Hinata was caught by his little sister Natsu as soon as he walked inside his front door.

"Who was that?" She asked, trying to peek outside.

"What do you mean? There was no one there," She made a grumpy face.

"Yes there was," She jumped up and down, trying to look out the peep-hole, "I saw someone!"

"Natsu, leave your brother alone, he's probably tired," Natsu stuck her tongue out at him as he made his way into his room, jumping face first onto the bed.

"Stupid Kageyama," He muttered to himself.