Alas! It is chapter 2! Thanks to my reviewers Hiza-chan and snow887! I love you guys!
I would also like to formerly apologize for the spelling errors in chapter one. I am ashamed...
Warning - Yaoi intent; for now Kakashi is just very observant...OCC-ness awaits you, AU n'all that
Some Sort Of Spectacle
Chapter Two
To Pursue Amusement
In owning and managing the Sharingan Coffee House, I subject myself to a huge variety of customers. Most are the bustling businessmen, rushing in and out to quickly to say a word. Others are of the elderly minority, where they whisper quietly about old memories and sip their small cups in nostalgic bliss, too afraid to arise any other conversation in me then a simple greeting and farewell. Not that I mind; The act of bringing my voice out of its monotonous home from behind my face mask is too strenuous. I find mostly boredom in these types of people., which leaves me horribly unoccupied. Thus I resort to blindly serving coffee from behind the pages of my favorite book...Only so many pleasures come out of my life when working.
So when the mysterious coffee drinker returned the next day, I was intrigued; Terribly anxious to see his wind-bitten lips douse themselves in mahogany brew. For a week my eyes clung to those lips, never blinking in dear of missing any but of his experience with the drink. It was fascinating, as interesting and captivating as a really good action scene.
He crept in through the doors of my shop never on a quest for company, but making small talk with the occupants of my little cafe in the city of Konoha, quiet yet full of exuberant personalities. The new addition only pushed my curiosity farther. He had a calm, soft voice which never rose above the other voices in the shop, although I believed it had the full capability to make the room shake with noise, so I never caught any of his conversation with the other customers. Everyday, however, he ordered the same thing, and I wordlessly, being so shocked at his repeated presence at my counter, handed him the strong black substance. Of course, my tall, dark stranger would order black coffee. Me, I prefer anything sweet and milky in my my coffee to save my taste buds. But I would down a whole un-sugared, freshly brewed pot of the stuff just to keep my mouth from going so dry behind its cloth mask every time he journeyed in looking for the revitalizing drink.
He shook his head, a few long threads of brown silk escaping from his ponytail, and wobbled over to a lone table by the window, his arms full of books and paper.
"A teacher?" I mused.
I rushed to him as soon as he had taken a seat, forgetting whatever task I had been completing. In fact, I forgot myself entirely, including my thorough silence with this man and my embarrassed state.
"The usual?"
The small pile of papers in his hand slid out of his grip and the sigh he had been releasing seemed to hitch in his throat. Did I speak to soon? Should I have waited for him to talk first?
I awaited to be chastised.
Instead, shocked at the sudden and wistful tone of my voice, he looked up, a question caught in his molasses orbs, but then they landed on my single and eager blue eye, he smiled.
"Yes, thank you."
And thus entertainment was ensured for the rest of his stay.
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