#kitaran

One time, he went to Atsumu to ask if there were any on his shirt before going to speak with a teacher. Atsumu lied and said there wasn't when there was (Mostly because he didn't know he was about to talk to a teacher. Its anyones guess if he would've lied with the context). Osamu wasn't paying attention when this happened so he didn't call Tsumu out on his lie. When the teacher pointed the crumbs out Aran wanted to fade away. Aran no longer asks the twins about his crumb situation.

Suna decided within himself that he had to flick Aran's nose at least once, even if it was corny. He's just had way too many opportunities to do so and its annoying to constantly pass them up. I headcanon that Suna has sharp nails, though. So, when Aran asked Suna if there were any crumbs on his shirt and Suna lied, pointed to his chest, and finally flicked his nose, it hurt. Aran no longer goes to Suna to see if there are cracker crumbs on his shirt, he might fuck around and draw blood.

Thanks for the ask :D I’m not too familiar with the characters or the ship. But I’ll try my best. You didn’t specify if it was romantic or not, so I’ll guess I chose for you ;) 

Prompt list by Angsy_Cheez-it on Wattpad.

English isn’t my first language sorry if there are mistakes.

Warnings : Panic attack, fainting, breakdown, exhaustion...

Day 19 : Exhaustion. (Kita/Aran)

Kita had withdrawn just after greeting their public. He knew, as he was the captain, that he should be comforting his team, but he just couldn’t. He didn’t think he would be able to look them in the eye and tell them it was no one’s fault. He didn’t want to lie and he knew that everyone else was thinking the same. These damned Miya Twins, they were gonna kill him one day. If they didn’t kill each other before.

Shinsuke’s chest was burning when he finally reached the men’s toilets. By chance, no one was here. He slid inside and closed the door with his back. The Inarizaki’s leader breathed deeply through his nose, eyes pressed shut. His head was spinning, the goddamned scene playing on loop in his mind. He could see Osamu missing Atsumu’s tosses, twice in a row. He could hear the setter screaming at his brother to “play seriously”, the other coming back with some insults and the bickering keeping going. It could happen to anyone, really, a bad day was common thing in sports’ universe. But not like that, not as bad, not during a national tournament, in front of hundreds of spectators.

You tell em babe