I'll be there in a few minutes, I just forgot my jacket." Bokuto said into the phone as he locked his apartment door.
"Just hurry or we'll start the movie without you." Kuroo said back to him.
"Don't worry I'll just- OH MY GOD." Bokuto yelled and stopped, as he saw something fall in front of him.
"What? What is it?" Kuroo asked frantically over the phone.
Bokuto crouched down and looked at the animal in front of him. "I think... It's an owl?" He said and looked at it. It was definitely an owl. It had rows of white and black feathers all over it and had big black eyes with a small orange beak. Bokuto picked up a tiny stick next to his foot and poked at it to turn it over.
"An owl?" Kuroo repeated, confused.
"Yeah definitely. It has the feathers and stuff." Bokuto explained. "What should I do? I think it's hurt." He asked Kuroo.
"I don't know, take it to a vet or something." Kuroo told him. "Or take him here. Maybe he likes movies." He said and laughed a little.
"All the vets are closed now though!" Bokuto exclaimed over the phone. "I don't think I can come tonight. I'm going to stay home with this little owl and take him to the vet first thing tomorrow!" He told Kuroo, determined.
"Yeah sure, whatever bro. Tell me what happens." Kuroo said to him.
"Yeah I will!" Bokuto said back, then hung up the phone.
Bokuto quickly leaned down and gently picked the owl up in his arms. He walked with it back to his apartment and brought it inside.
"Don't worry, I'll take care of you!" Bokuto said confidently to it.
He walked to his bedroom and took out a blanket for the owl to lie on. He placed it on the night table and watched it. It was alive since it was still breathing, it seemed to have just passed out some how.
"I can't do anything until the morning so you just wait patiently little owl." Bokuto said and lied down on his bed.
"The sooner I go to sleep, the sooner I can wake up and take care of my owl." Bokuto said to himself and instantly closed his eyes to go to sleep.
The next morning Bokuto woke up early and turned to look at the owl he left on the nightstand, but it was gone, along with the blanket.
"What!" Bokuto yelled out loud and jumped up from the bed. He looked around the apartment, thinking it was probably flying around in one of the rooms.
He kept looking but soon froze as he saw someone standing in his kitchen and rummaging through his fridge. The person had nothing on except a blanket around its torso, the one that was left for the owl. There were random patches of white and black feathers over their shoulder blades and up their calf.
"E-excuse me?" Bokuto said, stuttering over his words.
The person turned around and revealed to be a man. He was thin with toned abs and a toned chest. He had dark black hair and on the sides of his eyes were smaller white feathers.
"You have almost no food in here." The person said and frowned a little. "How are you even alive?" He added and turned back to look through the fridge.
Bokuto ignored the comment and kept staring at the man in front of him. He stood in awe at how gorgeous the man looked. He inched closer to the man and looked at him. "Who are you?" He asked simply but kept admiring the face and body of the person.
"You should know, you helped me yesterday." The man said and picked up a bag, which seemed to be just the ends to a loaf of bread. "I guess you wouldn't recognize me in this form though." He told Bokuto as he through the bread back inside the fridge. he closed the door and faced Bokuto again.
"Helped you?" Bokuto thought out loud and stared at the persons face.
"You might know me better as small, hurt, and covered in feathers." The person said giving another hint.
"YOU'RE AN OWL?" Bokuto yelled out, confused.
"At night I am." The person, or owl, told Bokuto. "My name's Akaashi," he said and smiled softly as he reached out his hand for Bokuto.
A/N
Okay so this is based off a post I saw on Instagram from tumblr so idk how posted it (if you know please tell me) but I thought about it and I'm like damn that would be a good fic
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