Chapter 27: LIGHT

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"K-Kageyama..?"

The way Hinata heard himself say his name felt like a spear to the heart. They were together now, everything was going to be okay. They would sort this out, and be happy again. Only if he would just be by his side, as Hinata was to him at that moment.

The small boy shook his shoulder but he didn't wake up. He called his name over and over again in desparation, it hurt every single time. Seeing his beloved setter this way caused tears to fall down his face. Hinata then gave up and started bursting into tears. He crossed his arms above his head and layed down on Kageyama's chest. The tall boy's heart was still pounding, but he didn't fucking wake up!

It felt like forever until someone had touched his curly hair. Hinata then opened his eyes and stared at the other boy's face. His soft ocean-blue eyes could say a thousand words. The small boy pierced through the darkness. Hinata didn't hesitate for a moment, he hugged him tightly around his neck. Holding his head to his own chest. He hiccuped while trying to speak.

"K-Kageyama!" He cried. The tall boy responded by grabbing his small waist and forcing him to lay on top of himself in a warming hug. Hinata cried and cried into his protective arms. He sighed as he kissed the orange haired's head.

"...I'm so sorry for being a dumbass. And I'm sorry I punched you on the same cheek as you were a month ago, that was really harsh. I already know you hate me right now. I'm so sorry. Please don't leave me Hinata I'm so sorry, so sorry, sorry, sorry-" Kageyama's struggles with talking to other people that includes apoligizing, thanking and being nice suddenly disappeared at that moment. Hinata somehow washed that all away. He didn't care if he had those issues, to Hinata, he will never be that cold to him ever again. He had stopped apoligizing endlessly when Hinata had placed a finger over his mouth.

"Kageyama you dumbass, shut up. You don't have to say that anymore, I forgive you. I will forgive you a thousand times again." He paused.

"You really are too lovable not to be angry at." He smiled the brightest smile Kageyama had ever seen. The sun seemed to beam through the clouds as if Hinata could control it. His warm smile made him tear up. Kageyama squeezed him in a hug crying into the smaller one's shoulder. Hinata did the same, he let his tears fall onto Kageyama's shirt. They were together now, and nothing was tearing them apart. The rain still poured down on them but they didn't care, all they cared about was them being together again.

"Hinata?" He sniffled.

"Yeah Kageyama?" The small boy aswered.

"We're a thing again, right? Are we close to eachother again?" Kageyama blushed hardly. Hinata reached out and placed his soft lips against Kageyama's.

"We're this close, remember?" He said letting go. Kageyama smiled and pulled him down again to a kiss. Hinata gladly accepted. Kageyama wanted to feel him like never before, he licked his soft lips, bit them and simply kissed them. He had waited to do that forever, to kiss his lover's lips like that. It felt so good. Their heartbeat became one. Hinata held Kageyama by the cheeks while Kageyama held his body by his tiny waist. His hands creeping up under his shirt. It felt weird but good at the same time. His emotions was thrown out of his mouth when they touched lips over and over again, and was replaced with a warm feeling inside. The rain started to fade and the sun shined down, it felt like it shined on just them for some reason. When the sun touched Hinata's skin he was even more warmed up inside. Kageyama could tell Hinata was happy, and that made him happy too.

They kissed and kissed until actual people showed up at the trainstation. Hinata and Kageyama figured that it was best to get up now before anyone told the guards or something. It would be weird to see two teenager boys making out on the cold ground now wouldn't it? Hinata rose up considering he had layed on top of Kageyama. His legs trembled and he could feel how weak he was at the moment. The sprint to the trainstation really did a number on him. Same with Kageyama, due to the faint he had a moment ago he also felt weak but at the same time regarged from the sleep he got during that time he was out cold. He quickly grabbed the small boy as he was about to faint too.

"Hinata, get on." He simply said.

"W-wat Bageyama, the skool is tha way." He tried to point but he pointed in the wrong direction, obviously. As much as this would trigger Kageyama, he just chuckled a bit and forced the smaller one on a piggyback ride. As soon as Hinata was carried he immediately fell asleep. The soft sounds of his breath to Kageyama's ears made him slime.

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When they arrived at Hinata's house Kageyama jumped. He didn't expect the whole volleyball team to be there. Nishinoya and Tanaka tackled them but not enough for the pair to fall over, thankfully. Sugawara and Daichi came out while holding hands with Hinata's smaller copy. She had the same bright smile as his brother (note: not as bright as Hinata's according to Kageyama). It made Kageyama smile too when he thought about it. Everyone else just cheered that the best volleyball duo in the country was back to normal, or more like a new normal.

"What happened to you two!? How much trouble can you possibly get into in one night?" Suga said after the cheering started to die out.

"Nothing much, we just found eachother on the trainstation and we made up." Kageyama gave them a simple answer of what happened. Everyone shrugged, they were just happy that everything was okay again. And Kageyama could agree on that. The most important thing was that he and Hinata was happy again. He shifted the position of the small boy on his back so that his sleeping face was in front of him. Kageyama smiled at his cute expression. His lips touched Hinata's as he said,

"Dumbass."

———————————————————————Thank you for reading my book! It really means a lot to me. Especially you, who read every single word in this last chapter! That means you've sticked around until the end, and that I appreciate a lot! Love you all,

The author,

Lilly