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Married KuroDai where Daichi loves being shorter, loves to tug Kuroo down by his tie when he's leaving for work and kiss him

THE CRIMES OF KUROO TETSUROU

haikyuu · kurodai · 5.2k, t.

if you ask oikawa, kuroo and daichi’s terrible flirting constitutes a biohazard. well, he’s had enough. the court is now in session. square up, kuroo

“Thank you, Iwa-chan,” Oikawa says stiffly. “Ushiwaka.” He stands. Which is ridiculous. As is this entire council meeting, actually, so, y’know, par for the course. He clears his throat. “We are here to discuss Kuroo Tetsurou’s crimes, specifically—” Here, he raises his voice, as if anticipating Kuroo’s interruption, “—the endless, egregious, emotionally taxing to unwilling viewers… flirting.”

What.

What.

“With who?” Kuroo asks, incredulous.

Almost all heads swivel to face him. Kunimi’s head doesn’t move, but he does cast a sidelong glance Kuroo’s way. Kageyama doesn’t look up from his notepad, where he does, in fact, seem to be dutifully writing something. Tsukishima is watching over his shoulder and rolls his eyes, pointing at something on the page. Kageyama scowls, then scribbles it out.

“Daichi, obviously,” Suga says.

Really, one of these days, they’re going to have to have a conversation with Oikawa about hijacking Official Council Meetings for his nonsense. Probably got bigger fish to fry today, though.

Chapters: 4/4 Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Kuroo Tetsurou/Sawamura Daichi, Iwaizumi Hajime/Sugawara Koushi, Shimizu Kiyoko/Nametsu Mai Characters: Sawamura Daichi, Sugawara Koushi, Kuroo Tetsurou, Shimizu Kiyoko, Terushima Yuuji, Nametsu Mai Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Soulmates, Songfic, Telepathic Bond, Alternate Universe - Rock Band Summary:

Whoever Daichi’s soulmate was, they had an affinity for music.

That meant it was almost always running through his mind. Everything he did was to the backdrop of this soundtrack. Some songs he recognized, but others he knew for certain had come from his soulmate’s own hands. The melody sometimes peppy and feisty, or fierce and determined. But sometimes the notes that he heard were soft and longing. Those were the songs that made his heart ache.