︝âłă=ä¸Â The relief that comes with being told that the supposed crush heâd suspected is in the past, although thatâs hard to believe given the constant excitement he experiences from Kagura whenever their boss is on call, every now and then. The deflation is probably what wounds him from ever really giving word of his feelings in the first place, but that doesnât exactly matter anymore, now that itâs all been said and done. The jealousy isnât, or was never, jealousy, rather than a feeling of incompetence despite his own confidence.
"I.. I see." Heâs so at loss for words, mainly because heâd never hypothesized something like this. Clearing his throat again, he supposes he should say something else, something to return what Kagura has said, but in the end, he can only reach the conclusion that the very phrase itself was a reply, and thereâs no way to say it again without repeating himself. All he can do is stand there, which is embarrassing enough, but pretty comfortable given the boyâs soft body.
"Sorry, butâŚ" Asking is inevitable â as much as he enjoys embracing him without the fear of being too overwhelming or obvious, letting his form mold against Kaguraâs to experience the feeling for all he can, itâs just that he canât stand here forever wondering what he should do.
"Uh⌠what do we do? I mean-⌠I donât really know where this came from. Iâm, Iâm glad you did say it but⌠I donât know what to do right nowâŚ" This is the part of the movie where things fade out to black and⌠thatâs not exactly a thing he can do, is it.
Toki sounds as at loss as Kagura feels, and there's something amusing about this whole situation - if Toki wasn't feeling so self aware, he'd probably be appreciating Toki's embarrassment a lot more than he is right now, his nose pressed against his shoulder as he enjoys his warmth and melts up against the terrorist's frame. It would be nice if time could just stop right now--
However, of course, things don't work quite like that, and Toki finally makes the question that had been hovering above them through all this. And to be honest, Kagura doesn't really know how to answer that. Things are going to change after this, and he's been aware of it from the start, so he has to face the issues head on. Opening his mouth, staying as close to Toki as he can, he hesitates--
"... I-- I don't know." Kagura finally replies in a murmur, his eyes closing as he holds on to Toki, letting out a small breath. Making this decision feels scary. In movies, in books, in doujins, it always goes the same way - a confession, and dating. But, would it work for them? What if it didn't? Gh, it makes him a little nervous.
"... Things are going to change now, but I don't know-- I've never been in a situation like this before. Hm... what do you want to do, Toki-ku--... Toki"












