You Don't Understand.
HaoxYoh
Hao stood out under the starry midnight sky, his thoughts on his brother, Yoh.
Ever since the Shaman Fight, Hao's thoughts rarely left Yoh. Even afterwards, Hao found himself thinking about his twin.
Each time Yoh's face would grace Hao's mind, his heart would beat madly.
Hao finally realized what this feeling was, for the first time in his life he felt...love. The love for his brother, of course a brotherly love, but Hao felt something more than that...a stronger feeling. It was then Hao realized he was in love with Yoh.
His feelings were no longer of the brotherly type. He wanted his brother in every way, shape and form.
Although the idea it's self would make anyone else cringe with unpleasant thoughts that were nothing short of a sin. And yet, with that in mind, Hao still loved his brother.
Hao walked towards his brothers home. He wanted to see him, just seeing him made Hao happy. To see his brother smile and laugh with his friends.
How badly Hao wanted his brother to smiled and laugh for him and him alone. How badly Hao wanted to hear his brother cry out his name in passion. It was almost too much to bare.
Hao neared Yoh's home, he could see the dim lights coming from the windows. Hao walked to his brother's window and sat underneath it.
Listening, straining his ears to hear any sound from his beloved brother.
"Night Anna." Yoh gently voice carried out the window and too Hao.
"Night." Anna answered before a click of a door told Hao that Anna was gone.
It was silent for a few minutes, Hao pushed himself up and peered into the window, hoping to catch a glimpse of his Yoh.
Hao jumped back when Yoh's smiling face stared back out at him.
Slowly Yoh opened the window, "Aniki?" Yoh asked questionably.
Hao straightened up. "I've come to fight you." He lied.
Yoh sighed, "No you didn't." Yoh said.
"How do you know?" Hao asked.
"I just do." Yoh said, "What's up aniki?" Yoh asked cupping his cheek.
Hao stared at Yoh, fighting with himself over the matter of telling Yoh his feeling or telling another lie.
Yoh, once again, smiled, "It's ok Aniki...I think I know what you mean." Yoh said.
Hao blinked, "I don't think you do."
Yoh smiled again and leaned closer to his brother, "I think I do." Yoh whispered before kissing Hao.
HaoxYoh
Hao stood out under the starry midnight sky, his thoughts on his brother, Yoh.
Ever since the Shaman Fight, Hao's thoughts rarely left Yoh. Even afterwards, Hao found himself thinking about his twin.
Each time Yoh's face would grace Hao's mind, his heart would beat madly.
Hao finally realized what this feeling was, for the first time in his life he felt...love. The love for his brother, of course a brotherly love, but Hao felt something more than that...a stronger feeling. It was then Hao realized he was in love with Yoh.
His feelings were no longer of the brotherly type. He wanted his brother in every way, shape and form.
Although the idea it's self would make anyone else cringe with unpleasant thoughts that were nothing short of a sin. And yet, with that in mind, Hao still loved his brother.
Hao walked towards his brothers home. He wanted to see him, just seeing him made Hao happy. To see his brother smile and laugh with his friends.
How badly Hao wanted his brother to smiled and laugh for him and him alone. How badly Hao wanted to hear his brother cry out his name in passion. It was almost too much to bare.
Hao neared Yoh's home, he could see the dim lights coming from the windows. Hao walked to his brother's window and sat underneath it.
Listening, straining his ears to hear any sound from his beloved brother.
"Night Anna." Yoh gently voice carried out the window and too Hao.
"Night." Anna answered before a click of a door told Hao that Anna was gone.
It was silent for a few minutes, Hao pushed himself up and peered into the window, hoping to catch a glimpse of his Yoh.
Hao jumped back when Yoh's smiling face stared back out at him.
Slowly Yoh opened the window, "Aniki?" Yoh asked questionably.
Hao straightened up. "I've come to fight you." He lied.
Yoh sighed, "No you didn't." Yoh said.
"How do you know?" Hao asked.
"I just do." Yoh said, "What's up aniki?" Yoh asked cupping his cheek.
Hao stared at Yoh, fighting with himself over the matter of telling Yoh his feeling or telling another lie.
Yoh, once again, smiled, "It's ok Aniki...I think I know what you mean." Yoh said.
Hao blinked, "I don't think you do."
Yoh smiled again and leaned closer to his brother, "I think I do." Yoh whispered before kissing Hao.