Six years ago, L/N Y/N wouldn't exactly say that she loves her life. It had always been problematic but her best friend, Miya Atsumu, since she was eight when she moved to Hyōgo, has always been there for her, and she wouldn't change it for the worl...
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Leaving the twins with your mother, the five of you (you, Asuma, Bokuto, Reiji and Shizuma), left the room to have a conversation about what had come to light.
The encounter the twins had with their father without anyone realizing it. Not even Shizuma who had been present at every other training session, where Atsumu was in attendance as well, aside from the recent one where Hiro had collapsed. He had the knowledge of their father's name being Atsumu, but he just shrugged it off, thinking it was a mere coincidence and the man that the twins, Hiro, especially, had grown close to, was just simply Bokuto's teammate, and not their actual father. He, of course, felt somewhat, responsible, because he hadn't realized it sooner. Especially since he had met their father's brother at least twice before the twins had pointed out the obvious similar features of their friend to the man you had reached out to.
"Are we seriously going to ignore the fact that they met their father?"
Reiji smacks Asuma on the head with a frown, "Calm down, idiot. We get it, you didn't have to have such an outburst like that."
"I'm disappointed in you, Asuma." Shizuma sighs sadly with a shake of his head, "And in front of the children, you better pray that Hiko doesn't start using such foul language."
Asuma waves his hand dismissively before rubbing the sore spot on the back of his head with his palm to soothe the ache, "I get smacked twice."
"Wait, so let me get this right," Bokuto starts, still confused with what has gone down, "Atsumu is their father? And they don't know about it?"
"Yeah," Osamu answers for you, "nor does Atsumu, so you better keep this a secret Bo. Don't go around telling this to the others."
Bokuto raises his hands in defence, "I won't. This is a serious matter, it's not my place."
"Thank you, Bo..." you mumble, giving him a sad smile, "I'm sorry you've been dragged into this."
"So," Reiji starts, "What are you going to do now? Since none of us, not even Osamu is a match—"
You cut your friend off, "I know, Rei. I know what needs to be done."
Panic.
That was the emotion coursing through your veins as you fidgeted in your seat. You didn't want to imagine the worst case scenario, but putting the puzzle pieces together, it made sense that the outcome you were imagining will soon become a reality.
You hadn't wanted to agree to Atsuhiko's demands of spending the day with Bokuto all of a sudden, since it was peculiar to you that he wanted to spend his day away from his brother but you also wanted to have him by your side during the day as he usually would stay with Reiji during the night since he wasn't able to stay in the hospital to look after his brother with you and your mother. But your mother had persuaded you that it was best that Atsuhiko left the suffocating white walls of the hospital to at least live his childhood. She was right, the hospital was no place for a kid. And she even pointed out that probably seeing his brother was only upsetting him more.
