#ace-bae

Thank you!

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“Um, Bokuto-san?”

The ace jerked as if shocked by electricity, and turned to face the student responsible for saying his name. Their cheeks were a pleasant pink, and Bokuto had to keep from grinning. He had been waiting outside their classroom for a good fifteen minutes now, but they had still gotten to jump on him.

“Hey, hey, _____! You surprised me.” They shook their head, hands clasping the handle of their bag. Bokuto shifted, feet scuffing the floor of the hallway as he tried to piece together his scrambled thoughts. “I was just wondering if you’d like to go out sometime, yeah?” 

His crush blinked owlishly, cheeks already turning a darker pink. Honestly, it was adorable, but Bokuto still had to finish. A sheepish smile curled on his lips as he scratched the back of his neck. “I like you, y’know? S-So I just thought it’d be nice, but I’m not forcing you or anything!” He paused, feeling his own cheeks heat up now that’d he’d finally said it.

The two of them stood in silence for a few long moments, not looking at each other. At last, _____ spoke up, making Bokuto smile wider.

“I’d love to.”

“W-Wait up, _____!”

Lev jogged up to the small group of students who were moving to leave. His crush was among them, and they looked slightly confused when asked to stop. Their friends mumbled to each other as Lev jogged up to them, smiling wide. _____ turned to their friends, saying that they’d catch up when they were done speaking. 

Once they were alone, Lev cocked his head to the side and looked down at his crush. “I’m glad I caught you before you left,” he chirped. “There’s a new okonomiyaki restaurant that just opened three blocks down; do you wanna go? Like, as a date?” There was no response from his crush, who was too busy blushing to really say anything.

Faltering, Lev raised his hands. “I mean, we don’t have to! If you’re busy or if you don’t want to, you don’t ha–”

“Okay.”

Lev nearly missed the affirmation in his haste to right something he thought he messed up. He looked almost comically aghast, with his mouth open and his eyes wide. Soon he went back to his normal self, complete with the silly grin. 

AH! Cuteness galore. These two are such dorks! Again, sorry it took so long!

Aomine: He really hated being separated from you. However, due to your last names, the two of you had to sit on different buses, further annoying the blue-haired ace. It’s not he had to be with you ALL the time, but he didn’t trust any of the other males in his class.

Especially when they were players.

He’d hear what they talked about in the locker rooms during gym, and it made him sick to his stomach. Unfortunately, for this trip, he was forced to work with someone else, another guy, who he didn’t care about. But he was concerned for you, because the guy you worked with was such an ass, it disgusted him.

You were completely oblivious to notice his actions.

Aomine, on the other hand, was not, and therefore snapped his pencil in half when he saw him lean over you, 

Scaring his partner, on accident, he trudged towards the two of you, eyes narrowing at the male who was, grazing your hand with his, and pushed him over, startling you. You looked between the two of them, about to help your partner when Aomine’s long arms encircled your waist, yanking you away from the lump on the ground.

Tch. Serves him right for being a flirtatious bastard.

Kagami: Why was he always split from you during partner activities? It’s not like he didn’t work when you were with him.. It’s just.. you were much more fun to hang around than do the work. Scratching his head, he sighed, staring up at the clouds, having lost his partner during the hike.

Hearing shuffling, he peeked his curious red orbs around the tree, only to frown and glare at the male who wrapped his arms around your shoulders. W-What?! H-How Dare he?! YOU WERE HIS!

Biting back a growl, he watched as the male froze, looking around at the sound, not realizing the growl was actually loud enough to hear. The male raised an eyebrow, shrugging before going back to touching you, and he had it.

Rolling up his sleeves, he made noises with his feet, once again alerting the male of.. something.. He smirked, grabbing a stick and whipping it at his back, making him fall over, causing you to jump. He came out of his hiding spot, scoffing at the lump on the ground, before wrapping his arms around you, kissing your neck. 

22. Did you read the manga or watch the anime first?: I watched the anime first. I was literally trying to find a new anime genre to get into and I randomly chose sports and KNB was the first I ever laid eyes on.

23. Favorite episode: When they showed Kise and Kasamatsu’s past. Like, how they first met, how he reacted. Honestly, I laughed so hard at Kasamatsu’s reaction, and his belief in the team. We got to see how Kaijou reacted to Kise, and how he was brought down from his high horse. It made me happy a character like Kasa exists in KNB.

13. Favorite Ace: 

Hnn... Favourite ace? The Kaijou in me says Kise; because oh my god. Plus he also had a lot of character development, something I really enjoy seeing in characters. So yeah.. I gotta say Ki-chan :D.17. Opinion about Teiko arc: Not going to lie; I hated it. Because there was so much I cried at. The whole arc made me cry like a baby. And it was way too short. Like, I feel they should’ve made it longer, went into more detail with certain things instead of showing other parts of Teiko throughout the show. Like honestly, they gave insights to Aomine and Kuroko so much before it, that as soon as I saw it, there wasn’t much of a surprise to me. I just.. the manga definitely did it better. But i still didn’t like it.

2. Favorite season: Oh god. I gotta say my favourite was the last one.So much happened and it was tied in beautifully, and everyone’s character developments were just.. UGH. so precious.

8. Favorite match: Hnn....! I gotta say the Kaijou / Seirin Winter Cup. Because honestly, we got to see a team literally fight a match WITHOUT the use of a miracle for most of it. And to see Kaijou so strong and tough, without Kise was literally awesome. I mean obviously he came back.. But the time between the beginning and end was the best.

49. Was there a scene you really cried at?

Umm.. YES! I cried at the Kaijou losses to Touou and Seirin the most. But, if there was a very specific scene I had to choose, it would be when Momoi cried upon realizing the Generation of Miracles would no longer be ‘friends’ so to speak. Because the poor girl was only the manager, yet she was friends with them all, and couldn’t do a thing to help any of them get over their issues. 

And that literally broke my heart. Like, I honestly cried so many times each time I watched it.