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missuga · 2 years

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4:53 p.m — Kuroo Tetsurou

"Hey, what do you want for dinner?”

You weren’t able to see Kuroo with how you were sitting on the couch, knees bent blocking your view of him, but you could almost imagine his face when you stayed quiet staring at your phone.

“Did you hear me?” He asked, you could feel him shift on the couch to better look at you, and once again you didn’t answer. Eyes still locked onto whatever tik tok that was playing, even though you really weren’t paying attention. “Oh, I see, that’s fine.”

He quieted down after that, probably going back on his phone as well, just like the two of you had been doing for the past half hour.

“You can’t really be ignoring me.”

He spoke up after barely two minutes of silence, he was always really bad at giving you the silent treatment in return.

“Heyyy, look at me.”

As much as you wanted to look up at Kuroo’s whining, you were far too amused with the whole situation to do so. That was until your legs were pulled down over his lap forcing you to meet his gaze.

“You’re being mean.” He mumbled before pouting dramatically, bottom lip stuck out in the most ridiculous expression.

“I’m not mean.” Was all you said, staring at him for a second then turning back to your phone.

“Then stop ignoring me.”

“I’m not.”

“You are!” He huffed and leaned back into the couch. You almost broke at that, it was adorable. “Is it because I forgot to tell you I got out of class earlier?.”

“Maybe.” You said and when you looked up at him again he rolled his eyes.

“You’re kidding me.” It almost sounded like he was about to start laughing at your answer.

“You said you’d meet me at the library if you got out early,” You glared at him, moving your legs off of his and sitting up. “I was bored out of my mind in the gap between my classes.”

“You could’ve texted me!”

“I thought you were in class, stupid.” You rolled your eyes now, he wasn’t getting it.

“I answer you when I’m in class all the time.” Kuroo sat up too now, eyes never leaving you and you could tell he was getting nervous. It must’ve hit him once you got up from the couch. “I didn’t realize, I’m sorry.”

“You’re so dumb, text me next time..” You said after a long moment, walking towards your shared room but stopping just before the hallway. “I think I’ve going to shower before dinner, did you have anything in mind?”

“Are you still mad at me?” He asked almost hopeful, “But no, I was thinking we could go out somewhere since it’s Friday?”

“No, I was never mad at you actually. Also, that sounds good to me. We should go to the place that had the really good nachos.” Your tone was a bit softer now as he followed you into your bedroom. “What’re doing?”

“Joining you?” He said it almost like a question, head tilted slightly to the side with the dopey smile that never failed to make you soft.

“Oh, really? I don’t recall asking you to join me.” You laughed when he wrapped his arms around your waist, stopping you from rushing into the bathroom.

“I think you owe me for making me think you were mad at me.” Kuroo mumbled, hugging you tightly to him, “I was freaking out.”

“I know you were, it was funny.”

“It really wasn’t funny.” He huffed and you laughed again, leaning back into his arms before hugging him back. “You’re mean.”

“No, I just like to see you squirm.” You managed to slip out of his grasp when he moved back to fully look at you, mouth slightly agape like he couldn’t believe you said that. “C’mon are we showering or not?”

“We definitely are.” He shook his head following you into the bathroom finally. “I can’t handle you sometimes.”

“Good.”

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missuga · 2 years

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𝐋𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 — Kuroo Tetsurou

+ established friendship, college au, lab partners, no warnings | 1k words

Kuroo was only certain about a few things in his life.

The first thing was he absolutely hated black coffee. No matter how many times he’d tried it, or pretended to like it to impress you, they never amounted to anything.

The second thing was you never failed to make his heart beat just a little bit faster. Even as he watched you run through the titration wrong for the second time.

“I don’t think that’s how you’re supposed to do it.”

“It’s fine,” You started, obviously focused on the experiment in front of you. “It’s only the second trial, we’ve got a couple more.”

“We’re supposed to get the endpoints within a certain range, or did you forget?” He leaned against the counter once more as he stared at you fidgeting with the stopper. “We’re not even within the thousandths yet-”

“It’s fine.” You said once more, finally looking up at him to stop him from rambling on about whatever series of numbers that were about to come out of his mouth, and again Kuroo felt his heart skip just slightly.

“Sure.” He mumbled, looking away from you quickly. The last thing he wanted to do was annoy you, it was obvious from the grade you held as lab partners that both of you knew what you were doing.

After a long almost awkward silence, you sighed loudly, stepping away from the bench with your hands up.

“You do it.”

“You sure?”

You only nodded as he happily switched places with you, starting to work on the titration immediately.

“Don’t look too happy.” You rolled your eyes before laughing slightly. “I didn’t have time this morning to read the lab manual, don’t let it get to your head. I just want to pass.”

“Yeah, sure.” His lips curved into an annoying grin as he glanced at you between the steps of the lab. “I won’t celebrate too much when my numbers are better than yours.”

“Oh, whatever. Do you want me to do it again? I can.” You started to move towards the setup again, laughing when his eyes widened as he shook his head quickly. “Okay, then shut it.”

You should’ve known the silence wouldn’t last too long, after just two minutes he looked at you again with yet another smirk.

“So, why were you late this morning?”

“Don’t you have another trial to do?” You rolled your eyes again, glancing at the lab manual for backup.

“I have to wait for five minutes on this one still.” He responded smugly, pointing to step eight on the paper where his words were written down on it. “So... you going to tell me?”

“Is it any of your business?”

You looked away from him grimacing slightly at the reminder of last night. Most of the latter part was a blur but you remember texting him. What it was that the two of you talked about, you had no idea. Every time you looked at your messages you felt nauseous again.

“Hmm, yeah I’d say it is.” Kuroo said after checking on the time left, “Your texts were pretty interesting. What was it that you said? That I-”

“Shut up.” You all but sneered in his direction, hoping he wouldn’t talk about it anymore, or at least until the hangover plaguing your head would go away.

He laughed at your reaction, and your heart jumped at the sound, it hadn’t been the first time in this lab but it still nearly stopped you in your tracks.

Ever since last night, you hadn’t been able to look him in the eye but you couldn’t tell why. You had a pretty good idea of what the reason was, but the sinking of your stomach every time you thought about it stopped you.

“Oh, I see. You don’t remember talking to me.” Kuroo said after what seemed like forever of him staring at you. “Is that it?”

“Yeah..” You looked away from him once more, pretending to go over the data you’d written down.

“C’mon, you don’t remember anything?”

You shook your head in response, trying to ignore the pulsing headache growing behind your eyes. It was your own fault for going out with your roommates on a Wednesday.

“Hmm, okay.”

He quieted down after that, finishing the rest of the lab quickly which you were very grateful for.

It was a little odd though, seeing how quiet he was compared to how talkative he normally was. You couldn’t manage to bring last night up again, head still swirling a little as you tried to think about it.

As the both of you cleaned up the lab equipment you couldn’t fight the way your heart started to flutter fast when you were close to him. Comparing data nearly killed you, your shoulder brushing his just barely completely distracted you.

Though, despite the way you dreaded talking about last night with him, you felt a bit of disappointment growing inside of you as you finally packed up your stuff for the day. This being your only class today, you weren’t sure if you’d see him after it.

“I’ll see you tonight, right?” Kuroo asked stopping at the end of the hall, he always stopped there for a moment when you walked out of the class together. He went right when you had to continue straight.

“What?” You stared at him, mouth gaping slightly as you wracked your brain for plans.

“You asked me out last night.” He grinned, obviously enjoying your confusion. “Said to meet you at 7 downtown.”

“You’re kidding.”

“Nope.” He laughed this time, nudging your shoulder with his, “See you tonight. 7 p.m. downtown, don’t be late.”

All you could do was stare at him as he headed down the right hall towards the exit.

“Ass..” You whispered under your breath despite the smile lacing your lips matching your racing heart now.

“Oh, and check our messages!” Kuroo called out, turning around to wave at you before disappearing into the other half of the building.

Note From Em: I am yet again drinkin wine sooo, disregard mistakes :) <3

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