The most annoying thing about Hinata is the fact he never shuts up. Most of the time, Kageyama can tune the other out but every now and then a certain phrase or conversation that loudmouth has come out with will just stick with Kageyama like glue. It's the dumb things Hinata blurts out that leads to Kageyama questioning his sexuality. Then on top of that, Kageyama needs to deal with the stampede of females that seem to be invading the gym because of one stupid photograph. Really, he's not sure how anyone survives being a teenager. --- © 2014. All Rights Reserved by weirdpurplepanda ---

"Hinata, are you limping?" Kageyama yelled from across the gym. Everyone paused in their tracks, surprised by the sudden outburst. Hinata fell over as he was in midair in the middle of practicing one of their quicks. "W-what?" Hinata exclaimed, surprised that Kageyama actually noticed. It wasn't really like him to care anyway. Kageyama walked towards him with a unidentifiable expression. To Hinata, Kageyama was the most scary when he wasn't expressing his usual anger. "Stand up." The taller boy demanded. ☆☆☆ There's something wrong with Hinata's leg, and that's quite the problem when all he cares about is volleyball. To an athlete, your body is all you've got; and Hinata has tried for way too long to reach the point he is to just give up. But that proves to be a problem when it hurts the point he can barely walk, and Nationals are right around the corner. The team is faced with hard choices and for Kageyama; even harder ones. Realizing that he may lose Hinata only triggered his realization on how he felt for middle blocker. But it's hard to worry about his loved ones when lately the setter has been having problems of his own. --- SEQUEL IS OUT: PARALYZED CHECK IT OUT ON MY PROFILE Highest Ranking: #1 in Kagehina Taken place after Haikyuu season 3. DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of these characters except my 3 original characters; all characters belong to Haikyuu!! Everyone's a bit OOC in this fic oops Started: Feb 17, 2017 Finished: Sep 22, 2018