I'm really sorry for any mistakes in this chapter, I kinda rushed it... . Anyway, it was also written ages ago, I've only just got to typeing it up, so I know it' probably rubish, but whatever, enjoy!

"Ok Téa, I'll see you at 8:00 then, bye!" Yugi hung up the phone and waited a few seconds for the situation to sink in, then he began to jump around the room.

"I got a date! I got a date! I got a date!" He sang as he bounded up the stairs, straight into Yami.

"I got a date! I got a date!" Yugi yelled as he jumped up and down on the narrow staircase.

"Hod on Yugi, calm down, what's that you're yelling?" Yami, as always the calm and composed one, held Yugi down by his shoulders and tried to calm the over excited one down, but, as always, he failed.

"IgotadatewithTéaat8:00!" Yugi yelled in a rush.

"Isn't that great!?" He yelled, bouncing up and down still under Yami's strong grasp.

"You got a date?" Solomon questioned as he came 'round the corner at the top of the stairs. A still over excited Yugi sidestepped Yami, with difficulty as the staircase was only meant for one person, and ran up the stairs two at a time.

"Yeah! Téa's meeting me at the cinema at 8:00!"

Solomon frowned slightly, but in his excitement, Yugi wasn't really watching and that gave Solomon time to hitch a smile onto his disapproving face.

"Well, I'll stay out of your way so you can get ready then."

"Thanks grandpa!" Yugi yelled, latching onto his grandpa for a tight hu, before dashing past him and into his room, slamming the door carelessly behind him.

Yami walked down the rest of the stairs and dropped dejectedly onto the couch, followed by Solomon.

"Don't worry Yami, it won't last long." Solomon said, resting a comforting hand on Yami's shoulder.

"But Yugi really likes her! He'll be heart broken when she drops him, but if I tell Yugi, he'll think I'm trying to split them up and'll hate me!" Yami slouched further into the couch and sighed.

"Just leave him Yami, maybe he'll learn too late, but they'll be his own mistakes, there's nothing you can do. At least you'll be there to comfort him. It may sound selfish, but think of it as a way to get closer to him. Solomon knew putting it like that wouldn't exactly make Yami feel comfortable with the situation when it arose, but it had to be done, he decided.

"I supo..." Yami was cut off by a creek on the stairs, and, as yugi came through the door, Yami gasped. He looked amazing, just perfect in Yami's eyes, but then he always looked perfect to the spirit. If Téa turned his little angle down after this, Yami silently swore he would kill her.

"How do I look?" Yugi questioned, a slight blush tinting his cheeks and making him look all the more adorable, Yami almost squeaked and bounced up and down in his seat, Yugi just looked so cute!

"Wonderful." Solomon said simply.

"Perfect, words can not describe..." Solomon put a hand quickly over Yamis mouth to stop him babbling, and, at Yugi's questioning look, said,

"Yami's been reading a romance novel I gave him."

Yugi nodded slowly, still looking skeptical, but at Solomon's well timed 'you'd better get going or you'll be late.' Yugi let it drop and rushed out of the door.

Once Yugi was out of earshot, Yami rounded on Solomon.

"And I suppose you translated that novel into Hieroglyphics did you?!" Yami said, scowling.

"And since when do I read romance novels anyway?!" This time it was Solomon's turn to frown, but then he chuckled,

"You're life's turning into one!" And now is not the best time to be going 'round dropping big hints that you have a crush on your hikari." Yami's face dropped at these words.

"You think he'll reject me?" he questioned.

"No, it's not him rejecting you that I worry about, it's everyone else rejecting you both."

Yami sighed, this was stupid! Why couldn't people accept that there were people who loved the same sex as themselves and just leave said people alone?! If people didn't like the way he was inclined, that didn't give them license to be horrible to him!

"Come on Yami, I'll order a take-away, what do you want?" Solomon said in an attempt to lighten the mood.