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With a flick of his wrist, the transparent umbrella that was hanging from his forearm was now held in Kita’s palm.
The white, plastic handle made a soft ‘clack’ noise when it hit against the silver gym key swaying from one of his fingers.
“I’m still here, and I have an umbrella with me,” Kita helped to spell out. He bit his lips to hide the giggle fighting to slip out, and it was a hard task to do with how comical Atsumu looked, eyebrows scrunched together while his mouth gaped wide. Then, as if a magical light bulb on top of his head was flicked on, his face brightened at the realization. “I can help you get back home, Atsumu.”
or: with his umbrella stolen by his twin, Atsumu had to wait for the rain to let up before coming home. Things took a miraculous turn when Kita Shinsuke, his volleyball captain and crush, showed up with an umbrella.
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“He’s in the hospital.”
Four words.
Four measly words, and it almost feels like Osamu’s entire world has come crashing down to the ground.
In which Atsumu never knows when to stop, but at least he'll always have his twin brother by his side.
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“I swear,” says Atsumu, with an amazing level of sheer, baseless confidence, “that Itachiyama bastard won’t have anything to do with the Jackals as long as I have any say in it.”
Osamu decides it’s not his problem to inform Atsumu that he does not, in fact, have any say in it.
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or: Osamu watches Atsumu go through all five stages of grief over his feelings for one Sakusa Kiyoomi.
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When they were 17, Kiyoomi always had a glaring contest with Miya Osamu every chance they got.
He never really knew why.
But now that he's 24 and is sitting inside of Osamu's restaurant trying to get his blessing to propose to Atsumu, everything made sense.
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Once Atsumu had read the text, he straightened up and double-checked that he had everything in his bag, then began to stalk towards the door.
When he passed him, Sakusa raised one eyebrow.
Atsumu met his gaze levelly. “’Omi. Could you tell Coach I had to go? There’s been… There’s been a death in the family.”