Finally Free

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Who: Kaito Watari and YOU! Open of all the people
Where: The Cancer District
Summary: Kaito is finally feeling better and he's out wandering the town, but mainly in the Cancer district. Backdated to the 20th.
Warning: X-treeeeeeeeeeeeeeeme silliness



It was a little warmer, and Kaito was feeling less sick, so clearly this was his chance to go outside and get some fresh air. Yes.

This was clearly the best time to window shop in the Cancer district instead of going to, let's say, somewhere more outdoorsy. Like a park. How about it, Kaito? Feel like going to a park?

...No? Just going to press your face against the glass and stare at all the cool shit?

Alright then!

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Yamato paused, staring at his coffee cup. "Is there something else you needed to discuss with me?" he asked. His tone wasn't cold, but there was a notable distance in it - a sharp contrast to the subtle, warm familiarity he normally regarded Kaito.

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"...N...Nooo, but that doesn't mean we can't hang out, right?"

You know, hanging out like normal people, experiencing ~~common life~~.

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"..."

Yamato didn't really feel like 'hanging out', especially when he felt unpleasantly strange. It was like a very sharp rock was resting in his guts, and he wasn't entirely sure how to deal with it.

"It doesn't, but, I don't...feel like hanging out now," he said quietly, still staring at his cup. "I don't feel well."

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"...Oh." He didn't ask further, seeming like he understood what this implied, and he nodded. "Alright. ...Feel better, okay?"

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"Mm," Yamato rose to his feet, smoothing down his coat briefly. "Goodbye, Watari."

And then he strode away without another word, stiff-backed and shoulders tensed. Although they had parted on amiable terms, and prior to this, Yamato had been wishing selfishly to enjoy Kaito's company as much as possible without the heretic hanging about, right now he wished to stay as far away from Kaito as possible.

Guess he was right then. Time was the only solution for this.