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- Haikyuu!! (7)
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He wants to make Osamu work for it, see those toned-lines in his quads when he runs up to the net, and then his anger when he misses. Because it’s not fair for Osamu to walk back into his life after all these years and expect nothing but ease. Instead, Keiji gives him retribution and vengeance.
In which tennis player Akaashi Keiji has his sights set on the Japan Open, but there’s one problem: his ex Miya Osamu. And no matter how he tries, Keiji can’t seem to escape their past relationship.
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“They taste better the longer they’re left outside,” Osamu says, his lips pressing into the sweet interior of the dried persimmon.
Half-deep into his own bite, Keiji thinks it’s a metaphor for their love. Maybe Osamu hasn’t even realized it himself, instead focusing on getting the best texture for the persimmons, and finding the best time to harvest them. But it’s no doubt there, in the soft, yet ripe exterior of Keiji’s persimmon.
Vignettes of Osamu and Keiji throughout the changing seasons.
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God knows how many times Hajime thinks back to his visit to Tooru back in San Juan, and of the slow-moving days he spent there. Of kissing Tooru in his small inner-city apartment, and then following his lead through the local bar. Like he would lead Hajime all the way home, back to someplace that they would make their own.
And now here in Irvine, Hajime tries to make up for lost time.
In which Tooru goes to visit Hajime in Irvine.
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- Part 2 of marginalias
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“Do I really have a place here?” Hajime asks.
“Always,” Tooru responds, with no hint of hesitation in his voice.
In which Hajime visits Tooru in San Juan for the first time.
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- Part 1 of marginalias
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“Will you show me, then? Just how much you care?” Keiji asks, as he takes the final sip from his wine glass.
“However you want it, Keiji,” Osamu replies.
In which Keiji finds himself helplessly falling for Osamu, even in the dead of winter.
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from san juan to irvine, and back.
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