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“Guwaaaaaaaah, it snowed!!!”

Volleyball practice had just ended for the day and everyone was leaving.  Much to the team’s surprise, it had snowed in the few short hours they were in the gym.  Hinata was ecstatic. 

“We should build a snowman!  Or have a snowball fight!” he shouted, spinning around and waving to his teammates.

“Ah, sorry Hinata, I have to get home and study for a test next week,” Suga replied with a sad smile.  “Maybe some other time?”

“Yeah, I have homework to do,” Tanaka chimed in, a grimace on his face.  One by one the rest of the team replied to the invitation similarly as they departed, leaving the little crow with dashed hopes.

“I’ll build one with you, if you want.”

Hinata looked up to see Kageyama, the last one out of the gym, standing in front of him.  The look on his face was unidentifiable, but he didn’t seem hostile, so that was good!

“Really?  Yay!” Hinata jumped up happily and clapped his hands together.  “Let’s go find a spot to build it!”

The red-head ran all over the school grounds looking for the perfect spot for their snowman.  Kageyama followed behind him almost wordlessly, though occasionally he would make a comment on a potential building area.  When Hinata had finally decided on the perfect spot they began to work.

“Kageyama-kun, you make the base.  I’ll make the middle.  Then we’ll do the head!”  

By now, Hinata had noticed the odd quietness surrounding his teammate.  He didn’t yell for being ordered around, he didn’t complain that Hinata had dragged him all over the school for 15 minutes looking for a place to build... he didn’t say anything.  The whole situation was out of the ordinary and the ace decoy was unsure how to feel about it.  However he decided not to say anything, as the atmosphere didn’t feel particularly unpleasant.

Building the snowman itself didn’t take very long, what took awhile was decorating him.  The pair scoured the grounds for pebbles to make the face and buttons, realizing that finding rocks buried under the snow was much harder than originally thought.  But finally their creation was finished and they stood back to admire it.

“It looks really good!  What do you think, Kageyama?”

“Yeah, we did a good job.”

A silence stretched between them.

“...you’ve been really quiet today, Kageyama-kun.”

“Have I?”

“Yeah.”

...

“I’ve just been thinking, that’s all.”

“About what?”

“...about you.”

Hinata blinked as he took in this information.  Hard as he try, the reply didn’t make sense.  “Why are you thinking about me?”

Kageyama shuffled his feet and looked at the ground.  “...I’ve just been thinking about how I like to spend time with you.  It’s weird.  I couldn’t even stand to be around you at first.”

“Well, I like spending time with you too, Kageyama-kun!”

The setter looked up in surprise, eyes focusing on Hinata’s beaming smile. Then an urge overtook him, and while the rational part of his brain screamed at him not to give in, he ignored it.  Kageyama bent down and placed a kiss on Hinata’s cheek before rapidly pulling away, face burning with embarrassment.

Hinata was in shock.

“S-s-sorry.  That was weird.  I’m just gonna go home now-”

But the red-head had latched onto Kageyama’s arm, a blush painting his cheeks.  “Don’t go!  U-um-”  The two stared at each other for a moment before Hinata was able to finish his sentence.  “Could we maybe walk together until we part ways?”