Kanda pulled up in front of his shared apartment and looked over to the sleeping boy. He will be the death of me. Kanda got out of the car and walked around to the other side. He picked up Allen and cautiously closed the door to his car and walked up to the complex. He dug in his pocket so that he could unlock the door when Allen began to stir. He quickly unlocked the door and head to the elevator to carry them to the top floor. As they waited in the elevator, Kanda just stared at the little Moyashi until he heard the infamous ding of the elevator. He walked to his apartment door and unlocked that with a key as well and carried the sleeping man inside.
Kanda didn't want to lay Allen down on the couch and Allen's room was engulfed by gadgets and doodads, so he just settled with the fact that he was going to have to let the Moyashi sleep in his room. So, Kanda carried the little man to his room and carefully laid him down onto the fluffy covers. He looks like a little angel...
Kanda attempted to go find some clothes for Allen to sleep in but he was having difficulty opening the door. Since Kanda was just as sleepy from having to carry the Moyashi so much, he just gave up on trying to find Allen some different clothes. Instead, he just changes the little Moyashi into one of his smaller dress shirts. It's almost a dress on him... It's kinda cute...
Kanda brought himself out of his thoughts to find some pjs for himself. He finally found some and he curled up next to Allen on his fluffy mattress. Kanda pulled the blankets from under themselves and recovered their bodies. He pulled Allen close to his chest and nestled his head in the crook of Allen's neck. If only all my naps could be this way...
With the world slowly blurring, Kanda fell into the depths that was called slumber...
Allen woke up to see a mass of dark blue in front of him. As his vision cleared a little more he recognized it as a shirt. Feeling really warm for the second time today, he instantly knew that he had fallen asleep with Kanda once again. Allen looked up to see the gentle lines of Kanda's face, the ones that could only be seen when he was asleep. Knowing that he was getting up soon, Allen just further snuggled into Kanda's broad chest and listened to his heartbeat.
Kanda's heartbeat was a steady thumping sound that seemed to echo throughout his chest and in Allen's head. The slow thumping of Kanda's organ put him back to sleep. I could get used to the warmth...
There was a slight whisper of his name as he fell back into the dark comfort of slumber.
Lavi was just trying to calmly finish his breakfast but he could feel the eyes of Lenalee burning into the top of his skull. What could possibly be wrong where she has to stare me down like that? I haven't done anything stupid today yet...
"Lena, what's got your rabbit underwear in such a tight knot?" Lavi asked as he finished his meal.
"I just find it intriguing that you were so pissed off to see Kanda walk off with his little 'bundle' when you obviously have something much better than that sitting across from you," Lenalee growled out, crossing her arms.
"Why would I be jealous of something that is completely inanimate? What sense does that make?"
"I know that you know that the bundle Kanda was carrying was Allen and you had the most hateful of gazes that said that you didn't want him to ever touch your property."
Lavi knew that he was caught be he refused to admit that she was right.
"Okay. I did look at them like that but that doesn't meant that I still have feelings for Allen," Lavi said, attempting to put out the fire that he seems to keep adding fuel to.
"If you really don't still have feelings for Allen, then why have you official broken it off with him yet?" came Lenalee's instant remark.
Lavi just sat in shock.
"If you don't plan on telling him about us, then I sure as hell will."
"And why in the hell would you do that?"
"Cause you don't seem to want to take responsibility for the fact that you're cheating on Allen with me," Lenalee said, very close to shouting. Her cheeks were flushed and she was leaning over that table dangerously. If she leaned any further than she was then she would have had herself covered in syrup.
Lavi look at Lena for a moment before releasing a incredulous sigh. "So what do you expect for me to tell Allen? That you and I are screwing each other and I don't need you anymore so fuck off? Do you realized how sensitive he is? That would destroy his little heart," Lavi said trying to calm Lenalee and keep his voice down at the same time.
"I know that," Lena said settling back into her seat. "But could at least broke up with him before you started anything with me."
"So what are we going to do about it?"
"I guess we let him figure it out or he breaks it off with you. Otherwise he would be in tears."
"What if neither of those cases seem to happen?"
"Then one of us is going to have to tell little Allen about it," Lenalee suggested before grabbing her coat to leave. At times like these, I regret even starting something with Lavi.
Lavi grabbed his coat and other belongings with a solemn face and made his way to the door, where Lenalee was waiting just as solemnly as he was. Lavi put on his faux smile and the couple went on with their merry way... Well, as merry as they could get.
Kanda was the first to wake and he had a warm, fuzzy feeling upon completely waking up. He looked over to his right and he could see that Allen was still immersed within his dream world. There was the occasional whimper but he seemed to settle after a while. He got up and walked into the kitchen, hoping that Allen had not eaten all of the cake.
He was walking back to his room with two pieces of cake in hand when he heard Allen scream something out of a horror movie. Kanda dropped the plates of cake and ran into the room where Allen rested.
Upon entrance, he saw the little Moyashi sitting in his bed, eyes wide. Allen was holding his head as if he were afraid that it would fall off at any given moment. There were tears running down his pale cheeks and he was shaking like a leaf. Kanda raced over to Allen and hugged him tightly.
"Everything is going to be all right... Everything will be fine," Kanda cooed into Allen's ear. His shaking started to calm down but not completely stop. "I'm here so there's nothing to be afraid of..."
"Kanda..." Allen whispered out. He eyes were gently closing and his arms reached out to pull Kanda closer to him. "I was so scared."
"I know, I know... It's okay... Everything is fine."
Kanda pulled back from the Moyashi to look him in the eye. Both the tears and the shaking had stopped but something else was eating away at the back of Allen's mind.
"Hey, Moyashi... What's got you screaming at the top of your lungs?" Kanda questioned as he pulled away.
"I don't wanna talk about it," Allen said averting his eyes.
"OH really... You know I have ways of making you talk. And I'm not afraid to use my special methods," growled out Kanda.
"How about I don't tell you and we go buy some more cake," Allen whimpered out in attempt to save himself from being harmed from Kanda.
"...Hmmm... No. I guess I get to torture you for a bit since you refuse to agree to my terms."
Kanda got off the bed and dragged Allen into the living room and somehow manage to tie him to a chair. He then proceed to pull the garbage can and three boxes of sugary substances in front of the whitette.
"Either you're going to start talking right now or the doughnuts will fall into the darkest abyss," Kanda said picking up the box filled with an assortment of fried dough.
"Kanda, please! Spear me just this once! I'll do anything you want, just please don't throw away my precious joy!" shouted Allen with tears of longing, craving for the doughnut to be in his mouth.
"You had your chance to explain. Now the first to fall is the jelly filled... Strawberry."
"Okay! I give! I'll tell you about the evils that go on in my mind." Allen looked at Kanda with biggest tears of pain and sorrow and defiance all wrapped in one. His big wet tears made his gray eyes look larger and a bit more lighter. "So please release me so I can hug the children."
Kanda begrudgingly removed the bindings off of Allen's fragile form. As soon as he was released, Allen attacked the boxes of sugar induced coma foods. I have no clue as to how I find this kid even remotely attractive.
Cross Marian wasn't a man of patience and Allen was slowing wearing down the little patience that he did have. The boy usually brings back whatever he borrows within two days and it's already been a week. There must be something wrong with the little dimwit. The ex-General walks over to the phone preparing himself to interrogate the little Moyashi. Then it dawned on him that it felt like he was actually starting to care for the whitette.
Cross put down his phone and proceeded to go to his lab full of fun gadgets. Upon his arrival, he tried to find the device that Allen decided was necessary for his operation. Nope all the weaponry is still here so that means it isn't murder this time around. so maybe he took some biomechanics. Cross continued to shuffle his way down the rows of chemicals and guns and some... unmentionable things, when he finally reached the back wall of the underground artillery.
"Which one, which one, which one is it?" Cross asked himself in a melodic tone. He stopped in front of an empty space on the wall then read the label as to what was missing from this spot. When the general finally was able to make out Allen's handwriting... and then he wished that he hadn't.
Cross's phone started to ring but he was afraid to answer it. He knew who would be on the other side of the line, waiting, lurking, and plotting what to do next.
His hand shakingly dug around in his pocket for his phone. Cross looked at the screen only to find out that it wasn't his phone. But the ringing just continued on. He stiffly turned his neck to phone that was on the wall. It was old, white, and had seen a lot of better days. What chilled Cross down to the neurons was that that the phone that was rarely ever used was ringing loudly and the lights were flashing like crazy.
Sir Cross Marian walked over to the phone and answered.
"Hello," he said, attempting to sound unphased despite the fact that he was nearly shaking in his shoes.
"I'm so glad that you finally answered the phone. I was beginning to worry," came the evil voice. Cross was too scared to answer. "So... How's Allen?"
The character on the other side of the phone just cackle as if he just heard the funniest joke of all time.
I'm so freakin' sorry that I haven't updated in like forever. It's just I've started high school and my teenage brain has been focused on school. I plan on getting ch. 4 up as soon as possible so don't give me hate mail until then.
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