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White Nights	By : theProphet Category: > Kyo/Kaoru Views: 1457 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Chapter List
- 5
- 6
- 7
Author comment: I don’t really know what to say about this chapter. It’s a little uneventful I guess XD But it has some sweet moments (I hope) ^^ By the way, don’t mind the mistakes if you’ll find any. I tend to overlook the spelling a lot sometimes XD Otherwise, I hope you’ll enjoy it ^^

CHAPTER 6

This is fucking annoying!
I stand up yet again and go around the cell – five of my steps in length and four of my steps in width. If I sit on a joke of a mattress that’s called a bed my ass starts to hurt after some time. But there’s nowhere to walk around – the bunk and the toilet (sorry, a hole on the ground) take up almost all the space.
I hate to even think I’ll be spending God-knows how much time here.
“Fucking shitload of bullshit!”
I wonder how Kyo is doing. He must be going crazy still being forced to stay in hospital. If he weren’t there, I’m sure he’d already be here, visiting me.
I hope he is alright. He wasn’t much hurt, just shaken. It was such a shock to him – that fucktard coming back after him…
Immediately the memory comes back to my mind and I can see it all very clearly – Kyo lying on our kitchen floor, tied up, gagged, looking horrified and just so… so scared as I’ve never seen him before, so helpless, so miserable… And a man, tall and well-built, determined-looking, just an ordinary guy from the street with a sense of fashion, but with a glint of madness in his eyes.
And my body moved on its own accord. The moment my brain processed what my eyes saw, my body moved. I don’t know how exactly I managed to get a hold on his hand with a gun, how I tried to kick him wherever I could reach, how I just wanted to rip his eyes out and to squash his cock in a mush so that even the best doctor on the whole fucking earth could not fix him.
I’ve never hated anyone as much as I hated that miserable fuck at that moment.
No wonder he lost the fight – there was less determination in his actions than mine. I bet he thought if he had a gun he’d do me in no time. Who’s laughing now, huh?
…
I don’t like the thought that I killed him though. Even by an accident. We were struggling – my right hand on his wrist where the gun was, my left hand on his throat, kicking him anywhere I could reach with one of my legs – and he pushed the trigger three times, trying very hard to aim at me.
But he failed twice. And the third time he shot – his hand redirected by my one - the bullet went to his stomach.
Does that make me a murderer? Would after I die I go to hell so to speak? If I didn’t pull the trigger, is still my conscious now bloodstained?
According to the police – yes it is. And I am going to have to face the trial for that.
I really don’t care about going to jail. If they’ll decide so, then so be it. I don’t give a shit. It would be worth it. Kyo is safe – definitely safe - and it has been avenged for the sufferings he had to go through. And I’m happy for that. I don’t care about that miserable fuck – dead or rotting in jail, whatever might have happened to him would have been just fine by me – all I care about is that Kyo can finally truly breathe easy.
I just don’t like the thought of myself responsible of taking a life. Even accidentally. Even a life of such a scum like that heartless torturer. I’m not that kind of man, I don’t take pride in taking lives, I don’t feel God-like and important if I do that. It’s just… it’s now going to be on my consciousness for the rest of my life. My hands stained with blood.
I sigh and sit down again.
On the other hand, what’s done is done. So no point in stressing over that. And if I am completely honest with myself, I must say I am happy the fucker is dead. I’m happy he is gone for good, he is not coming back to look for Kyo, he is done with and wiped off the Earth.
This fact solely – that he is GONE – makes me relieved. Really, really relieved.
So does that make me a bad person?
I don’t have a moment to think more about this as I suddenly hear the doors being unlocked. The same officer who put me in here appears at the doorstep and looks at me.
“You’ve got a visitor. He can stay for half an hour.”
Then he steps back and Kyo comes in. Oh my God, it’s finally Kyo! Finally!
Kyo steps in, looking around warily and glancing at me with glassy eyes. Then the doors are shut and we are left standing alone. And I waste no more time – in just a few steps I reach him and take him in my arms. Kyo nestles against me and circles his hands around my waist. I put my head near his, sinking my nose in his oily hair. He must have just been released from hospital and came here first thing.
I don’t like how he shrinks in my embrace, how small and vulnerable he feels, how his body shivers just the slightest, but I can still feel it. He looks pale and a bit scared, and highly worried.
“How are you feeling, Kyo?”
“I’m OK” he murmurs in my chest and tightens his grip on me. “Just feeling a bit sickish.”
“You should have stayed in the hospital some more time then.”
“It’s not that…” he shakes his head a bit, but still keeps close to me. “I had to go and see the body.”
“Oh…”
Must have been not really pleasant if he even feels sick after that.
“How… how did he look?” I can’t help but ask the first question that popped in my mind, which happened to be quite a stupid one.
“Dead. He looked dead.”
I rub his back with one of my hands.
“Everything’s OK now, Kyo. It’s going to be fine from now on.”
Kyo pushes back from me slightly and looks me in the eyes. Some color comes back to his cheeks and his eyes for the first time when he came here show some strength in them and determination. He looks angry all of a sudden.
“Fine from now on?! Kaoru, they want to put you in jail for saving me! Or don’t you know that yet?!”
“I know.”
“Then how can you say it’s going to be fine?!”
“You’re safe, by a pure coincidence I managed to come in time and nothing bad happened to you – or me as well. And honestly – I don’t care what happens now. If they want to put me in jail, then whatever. The most important thing for me is that you’re safe from him now – he is never again going to haunt you. And if the price for your safety and peace of mind is some years in jail – I will gladly do that time. Honestly, I don’t care. I’d do the same to save you again.”
Kyo stares at me shocked and finally pushes himself out of my grasp.
“Believe me, I don’t want to be separated from you yet again, but it can’t be helped. It’s now not for us to decide, so all I can do is to just accept whatever the consequences will be.”
“Don’t say that, Kaoru… Don’t say that so lightly… I don’t want you to be imprisoned. I don’t!”
I take his hand, lead him to the mattress and make him sit. Kyo follows me obediently as he is still in a kind of trance and shock. I’ve been too blunt with him. Perhaps it was not enough time for him to recover from what happened that night and I was just too direct with my thoughts.
“I don’t want to go to jail, believe me. But you have to understand that now it’s not for us to decide. There is going to be a trial and the judge will decide if or not to have me do some time.”
“I understand that perfectly well, but…” Kyo’s voice sounds teary, but his eyes are dry. He looks miserable and scared all of a sudden, and very sad. “But it is so unfair… Kaoru, I… I won’t be able to bear it if I lost you again…”
A sigh escapes my lips and I just take his hand in mine and draw it to my lips. I kiss the back of his hand and caress the palm with my fingers.
“You will, Kyo. If you will have to, you will live through that. But we don’t know yet what will happen. I just might not be sentenced to go to jail, why don’t you think about this possibility, eh?”
Kyo shakes his head.
“Why would they then not let you out now if they thought you were innocent?”
“It’s not like that, Kyo. I have to wait for trial in custody whatever the final decision will be made. That’s the law.”
Kyo lets out an angry and frustrated grown and leans in, circling his hands around my waist once again. I put my hands on his shoulders and we sit like this for some time in silence. And when suddenly Kyo speaks, I don’t even expect that.
“They put him on a table in an impossibly cold room. There were more dead bodies around, all covered with white sheets. When I looked at him, I… I didn’t feel anything I thought I’d feel…”
I stroke Kyo’s head, entangling my fingers in his hair, enjoying the closeness with him in this cold, filthy-smelling cell.
“I wasn’t happy he’s dead, I didn’t feel anger and hate towards him – nothing. I don’t care about him, not the slightest. I was standing there and thinking it would be so much better if he managed to survive, because then you wouldn’t be kept here for murder. He’s the cause of all of this, of us being separated again.”
“Kyo…” I pull him even closer to myself. “Kyo, don’t write me off before time, ok? I might just not go to jail. We don’t know that. The government will give me a lawyer and he might just pull me out of here.”
“No!” Kyo lifts his head and looks at me, his eyes suddenly lighting up with fire. “We have to find you the best lawyer there is! We have to do anything that’s in our power to get you out of here!”
“Kyo, we don’t have that much money to hire a lawyer ourselves.”
Kyo looks like I just slapped him. But I wasn’t accusing, I was just stating the facts.
“The lawyer they’ll give me will be just fine.”
“Kaoru, I thought you still had some money left after selling your flat…”
“Yeah, I do. But I’m not going to waist that money for something that I will get for free. I’ll be fine with the lawyer the state will give me.”
Kyo’s lips form a thin line and his face turns into a grimace, as if he has just swallowed something disgustingly-tasting.
“You’d rather go to jail than spend some money?”
“No. I’d rather save some money instead of spending it for something that I can get for free.”
Kyo keeps silent for some time, thinking. But his shoulders slump down and he looks as if he already gave up without fighting.
“I don’t have that much money myself, Kaoru. The only thing I have is the house. Maybe if I sold it…”
“No!”
Is he crazy?
“No, Kyo. And after all, the house now is not only yours, so you can’t sell it without my agreement. And I won’t ever agree to that.”
Kyo throws a really angry look at me this time, but I know I am right. I don’t need an expensive lawyer. My case is pretty simple after all. No need to waste money I still have left.
“Kyo, come here.”
I extend my hand and he looks at it as if it would bite him.
“Come on, come here! Don’t be stupid!”
Kyo finally slowly moves and gives me his hand. I draw him closer to myself again.
“I am really worried about you. After what have happened… how are you really feeling, Kyo?”
He lowers his eyes and keeps silent for some time. I let him take as much time as he wants.
“I’m… still shaken, I guess… But the doctors drugged me so well that I’m very calm.”
“That’s good, I guess.”
“I was so afraid of him coming back, but in reality… I couldn’t even imagine it, because… you don’t even know how much I was afraid of even that thought. I would never survive if he’d bring me back…”
“Kyo, he will never ever come back after you again.”
I lift his chin and make him look me in the eyes.
“Do you understand, Kyo? You’re perfectly safe from now on. He’s never coming back.”
Kyo nods a bit, but still looks concerned.
“And who’s going to reassure me that there isn’t a similar psychopath lurking in the shadows and fantasizing about kidnapping me?”
“Kyo…”
I don’t know what to tell him. I might say he’s wrong and there’s nobody else like that. But what if there is? I can’t possibly know that. But still…
“Kyo, it would be completely unreal if somebody else would attempt to do the same with you. I think, I really believe, that you’re really safe now, Kyo. And you should be of the same opinion, ok?”
Kyo nods slightly. I have too many questions right now and too many thoughts. But the most nerving thing is that I don’t know answers to most of my questions. I’d gladly go to my trial right at this very moment. I want to know the outcome of this entire situation as soon as possible. Because this obscurity of the situation drives me insane.
“Where are you going to spend the night?” I ask Kyo, a bit concerned of him staying alone after all this shit.
“I’ll be going to my sister’s place” Kyo mumbles, sounding still unhappy and miserable. “She drove me here as well.”
“Do your parents already know?”
Kyo nods curtly.
“It’s all over the newspapers and television…”
I knew it might be, but still this is unnerving.
“My mom called my sister and she gave me her cell so that I could talk.”
I frown immediately. Her son was attacked and almost kidnapped again and she doesn’t give a shit? She’s not even here?
“My father didn’t let her come…”
“Oh… But why? It has nothing to do with me. Well… more or less it doesn’t…”
“I don’t know… But she said she’ll talk to him more and she’s planning to still come against his will if need be. Most probably she’s coming tomorrow.”
Well I’m happy that she still cares at least that much.
“Are your parents coming?” Kyo asks and I hear how his voice shakes a bit from nervousness.
“No. I told them not to.”
“Why not?”
“There’s no point for them to come right now. I’ve talked to both of them on the phone and said all I know myself right now. They don’t have money for a train and to pay for the hotel, and they’d need to come back home the next day as they have to work. So I told them that until my trial nothing will be clear, so if they want to come, they’d better come to trial, when things will be decided on the spot.”
“Maybe it’s then really better this way…”
We fall silent for some time, just sitting and being close to each other. A luxury I now for some time rarely will be able to enjoy.
“Kyo, why did you run off like that?” I finally ask, unable to hold it in any more, even if I know that the problem of my parents is the least important now.
“I… I was ashamed and felt so guilty for ruining your life…”
“What kind of fucking nonsense are you talking about? Ruined my life? You ruined it?”
Kyo shrinks even more and he really now seems to be just a scared boy in front of me.
“Kyo, just… I don’t think there’s enough time for this discussion now and I really don’t want to have it now, but you were wrong. My parents weren’t attacking you – they were just concerned.”
“And what they will be saying now after you go to jail because of me?!” Kyo lifts his head and looks at me desperately. “If they didn’t like our relationship before, now they will loath me! They will totally hate me!”
I rub my head with one hand as I feel a headache creeping in.
“I haven’t talked on the phone about you with them and I really don’t know their thoughts on you after what have happened. But even if they’re now angry on you – I don’t care. So don’t worry about it, Kyo. OK?”
Kyo looks skeptically at me, but I don’t yield a point.
“OK, I’ll drop it for now” Kyo sighs. And I’m happy he agrees at least on that. There’s no point in talking about this right now.
Kyo looks really quite miserable and I was so worried about him. I boil with anger whenever I think that that piece of shit wanted to hurt him again.
I let go of his hand and circle my arms around his waist instead. I can’t hold back anymore – I lean in and kiss him on the lips. Kyo kisses back with such eagerness that I want to curse the entire world that we’re not in our bedroom right now. Kyo rarely responds with such passion right from the very first kiss.
“I love you, Kyo.”
I want to make sure he knows that. I feel him tighten the hold he has on me and burry his face in my neck even deeper. We sit like this for some time and I lose the track of how many seconds and minutes go by. I’m painfully aware of the fact that he’ll soon have to go.
So I keep him in my arms for now, just enjoying the closeness.
To think that I might have lost him again… Maybe it’s pointless as all ended up just fine and he’s safe. He doesn’t need to disappear again for me to acknowledge how much I need him in my life. How I could sacrifice all I have for him. Even my own life.
I think I wouldn’t have ever known how much I could do for him, to what extremes I could go for him if not for that night. Now I know. And it scares a little even myself. But Kyo is really more important to me than anything else in the world. Not even my wellbeing stands before him.
“I wish I would know why I love you so damn much” I whisper, knowing Kyo doesn’t have an answer himself.
“Do you wish you wouldn’t?” he asks silently.
“Then my life would be completely pointless if you didn’t exist in it.”
“I also can’t understand why you love me so much, Kaoru… But I’m sure at least of one thing – I’m so lucky that you do.”
I draw back slightly and look him in the eyes. Kyo smiles a bit, but a frown remains. It seems that lately it is attached to his face permanently and wouldn’t ever come off. I brush my fingers over his left eyebrow and kiss him on the forehead.
“I don’t know how it could be possible not to love you” I smile to him again. Kyo kisses me on the lips and I almost want to scream in frustration – there’s so much lust and desire in his kiss that I again want to be alone with him back at home.
But this is not going to happen.
I growl in frustration and push him back so that our bodies wouldn’t be touching. Kyo looks bewildered and I rush to explain.
“It’s getting me all worked up… the closeness… sorry…”
Kyo examines my face intensely and sighs. I guess he understood without any further embarrassing explanations.
“Don’t they have those two-hours lasting dates in prison? You know, where the ones locked up can spend some time with their lovers?”
“Huh?”
Is Kyo really that eager to make love to me on his own?
“That’s in prison, Kyo. And this is just a simple police station.”
I can’t help but sound disappointed. Believe me, I would love to have a couple of hours alone with Kyo. But I hope we won’t ever need those. I hope I’ll be out of here and be able to make love to him in our own house.
Kyo inhales deeply and tries to compose himself. He looks a bit flushed and worked up too.
“You chose the worst time ever to get… horny” I can’t help but laugh at our fucked-up situation.
“I know that myself, thank you very much!” Kyo shots back a bit angrily. Despite his attempt to show his anger, right now Kyo looks to me more adorable than ever. I chuckle and lean in to kiss him quickly on the lips.
“Everything’s going to be fine, Kyo. You’ll see.”
We have to believe that. The worst that can now happen is that we might be separated for some time again. And if it’s going to happen, hopefully it won’t be too many years for both of us to handle.
Kyo wants to say something back, but suddenly the doors are unlocked and the officer reappears on the doorstep.
“Your time is up” he says sounding bored.
Kyo looks at me helplessly and my heart clenches in pain for having to let him go.
“I’ll see you soon, Kyo” I try to encourage him. “You’ll come here tomorrow, won’t you?”
“I will” he nods and suddenly leans in to quickly hug me. “Stay well, Kaoru.”
“You too, Kyo-kun.”
I watch him leave and as soon as the doors close I sink back on the bunk and groan in frustration.
All I want is to go back home with Kyo. Just to be with him and help him get over the shock of what have happened.
It’s a pity I won’t be able to do that in God knows how long.
***
Tooru seems to be very sad when he finally appears at the doorstep. I hoped that the meeting with Kaoru-san will ease his mind, but it seems that it only made him more concerned than he already was.
“How is Kaoru-san doing?” I still have to ask. I’m worried about him myself.
“He’s OK” Tooru mumbles, not really wanting to talk to me at all.
“So he really wasn’t hurt, was he?”
Tooru shakes his head.
All the way to the car we keep silent. There’s really nothing I can say to him right now to cheer him up. Except for my own good news. I don’t know if it’s a good time. But maybe it will just slightly help him forget all of that. At least for a few moments.
“You know, before all of this happened… I had some good news to tell you.”
He glances briefly at me, a very slight glint of curiosity in his eyes. But I can see that all of his thoughts are still with Kaoru.
“I’m pregnant.”
Tooru’s eyes widen in surprise. I guess this was not that crossed his mind even for a split second.
“Really?”
“Yeah” I nod and can’t help but smile widely. I’m really happy it finally happened. We were trying for almost three months and I was already afraid that there was something wrong with me or my husband.
“Congratulations” Tooru smiles, but just very slightly.
“I’m sorry, I know that now it’s not something you care about, but I just wanted to share these news with you real bad. I’m so happy! You can’t even imagine how much I wanted to have a baby!”
“I know, sorry” Tooru smiles and this time his smile is more genuine and lingers on his lips for longer.
“I haven’t told our parents yet, so don’t tell them, OK?”
“Sure. But they’ll be ecstatic to hear that, so you better hurry.”
“Are you crazy?”
I bite my lip for a moment and stare at the road. I hate it when this phrase slips out from me. Tooru was crazy. And it better would not happen ever again. I know he doesn’t care about what words I use, but I still feel bad for letting it slip out of my mouth again.
“I mean” I clear my throat, “do you even know what’s going to happen the moment I tell them?”
He looks a bit bewildered and I sigh, preparing for a long explanation.
“Mom is going to burst in my flat and start decorating the room for the baby which is by now only less than two months old. She’s going to call all our relatives and tell them. She’s going to start picking a name and forcing her opinion on us. She’s going to… God, I don’t even want to know what else she is going to try doing!”
“Sorry, but I must say all of that is only good news to me” Tooru grins a bit and I stare at him surprised. “I mean, maybe she’s going to get off my back for a while and get on yours instead.”
“Oh…”
That actually might be good. For my brother.
“As much as I hate to say this… I hope she will…”
Tooru laughs out loud and then we fall silent again. I drive us to Tooru’s house. He has some stuff to pick up, but he’ll be staying with me at least for this night.
When we finally reach his house, I have to park the car on the street as there are two police cars in the driveway of his house. One officer sees us coming and comes to meet us. He doesn’t let me come inside the house and escorts my brother inside. He said they still have to do some final touches on the crime scene and they can’t let us ruin any evidence there still might be. Tooru vanishes inside the house together with the officer and comes back just after a couple of minutes. We head back to the car and I drive us home finally.
“Did you get all you wanted?” I ask.
“Yeah. I took my license and car-keys, the spare keys to the house, my wallet and clean clothes that were still in my bag that Kaoru must have brought back with himself that night. These clothes had to be used at Kaoru’s parents’ place…”
“Will you be going to see Kaoru-san tomorrow?”
He nods vigorously, as if the question itself was really stupid.
“By the way, will your husband approve of me staying at your place?”
“What? Why wouldn’t he?”
Tooru shrugs absentmindedly, but his face looks a bit worried.
“Don’t pretend like you don’t know he doesn’t like me.”
“What? Tooru, my husband does like you! What the hell are you talking about?”
“Don’t do this right now” he says, his voice sounding really tired. “You know he’s not that fond of me.”
“Tooru, it’s… It’s not like that. He’s just… he doesn’t really understand your choice of partnership, but he doesn’t hate you. He’s just a bit too macho to understand your relationship with Kaoru-san.”
“Or simply – he doesn’t like me.”
He’s so stubborn today. I know my husband doesn’t feel exactly like Tooru thinks. Well, yes, he doesn’t like the fact that Tooru’s lover is a guy. But he still talks to my brother and is nice to him. He just can’t act well and pretend the certain part of Tooru’s life doesn’t bother him. But he tries hard to learn to accept that. It was my only big request to him during the whole time we were together. And he took it seriously.
“Just don’t think about it, Tooru, OK? And with time you’ll see he doesn’t hate you. I promise.”
He sighs, but nods slightly.
When we finally step over the threshold of my flat, my husband is already at home. I can smell his homemade dinner from the kitchen.
“We’re here!” I shout for him to hear and soon he appears in the hall, smiling at me slightly. He kisses me and looks at my belly.
“How are both of you today?” he asks.
“We’re great! And I was feeling fine through the whole day! No morning sickness in the morning or in the evening as well!”
“Happy to hear that!”
He now turns to Tooru and bows slightly to him.
“Hi! Sorry I wasn’t able to come to the hospital, I had work to do. But I hope you’re fine now.”
“I am, thank you.”
They exchange the polite phrases and we head to the kitchen. Even if Tooru says he’s not hungry, he has to eat. My husband rarely cooks, he prefers me being the chef in the kitchen, but since I got pregnant, he’s been taking some of my work for himself in order to help me. He’s a real treasure.
“Mom will be calling in the evening to talk to you” I say to Tooru.
“Tell her I’m sleeping” he utters, not really looking happy about that possibility.
“Why? She’s really worried about you.”
“I’m not in the mood to talk to her and listen to her bullshit.”
“I know she’s been unkind to Kaoru-san, but…”
“Unkind?!”
Tooru really got angry. Usually he wouldn’t get agitated so easily, but he’s been through so much stress in these few days that my little attempt at making him talk to our mother was all it took to set his anger free.
“Haven’t you heard how she talks to Kaoru? Haven’t you?”
He stares at me anger evident in his eyes and I shrink back in my seat. My husband for now just watches us, but I see that he’s tense – ready to defend me if need be.
But Tooru takes a deep breath and stands up.
“I’m not hungry. I’d like to go to sleep. Where can I lie down?”
I sit stiff in my chair, still a bit shaken from the anger he directed at me like for the first time in many years. My husband stands up suddenly looking at Tooru.
“I’ll show you.”
They leave the kitchen and me, sitting in a chair, still starring at the door where two most important men in my life have vanished.
Maybe I am overreacting, because I’m more sensitive cause I’m pregnant. I hope so. But I have to admit that our mom has been very unfair to Kaoru-san and I should know it better than anyone else.
I put some dumplings in my plate. I’m hungry and now as I have to eat for two, the hunger usually never leaves me.
I munch on the delicious dumplings with my favorite sauce and can’t stop thinking of Tooru. I’m happy he’s been saved from that man. And nobody else but Kaoru did that. Tooru owes him double time now. So how on earth our parents still can be so unfair and cruel to him?
Suddenly my husband re-enters the room and sits at the table by my side.
“He went to sleep.”
I nod.
“Thanks.”
I hesitate for a moment, but I have to make sure. So I brace myself and ask.
“Are you really OK with Tooru staying here? I love him dearly and I won’t be able to take it if you as well started to resent him or Kaoru-san. I just… it’s so sad what had happened again and what Kaoru-san did to save my brother, but nobody seems to understand and appreciate it and I just…”
He silences me suddenly by putting his finger on my lips.
“Shh… I’ve told you already many times. I might not really understand their homosexual relationship, but it’s not for me to judge. They don’t impose their relationship on me and I have nothing against them. I like your brother and I’m really happy that he’s OK. And I don’t understand why your parents would be so strongly against Kaoru-san as to even disown their son because of that. So don’t worry, babe, your brother is always welcome here. Kaoru-san as well.”
My eyes tear up immediately and I curse inwardly for this oversensitivity.
“Thank you” I whisper and hug him shortly. “It means a lot to me.”
“Don’t worry, babe. I’m not some homophobic ass who would hate his wife’s brother just because of the relationship he has. I mean it.”
I nod, still hugging him.
“I’m really, really happy to hear that.”
He chuckles and pushed me aside gently.
“Let’s finish eating until it’s still warm. And stop worrying. All is fine. For us, and for your brother as well.”
I nod and pick up the chopsticks again.
Pity it’s still some time until we get to know if Kaoru-san will be fine as well.

TBC

Now when I look at this, I see that it took me a month to update. I guess it’s the first time ever for me XD I don’t think you will need to wait this long for chapter 7 though :) I think I might have the time to post at my usual pace next time ^^
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