Creative Writing: Traumate

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Practice passed without anyone asking Yamaguchi anything or letting him know that they knew what happened. He didn't cross paths with Kageyama, either, but Yamaguchi didn't even glance his way. Yamaguchi made sure to avoid looking at him or being next to him as they practiced. Yamaguchi managed to dodge him almost all day. He sat next to Tsukishima at dinner near the edge of the table, and he rushed through his shower to crawl into bed and pretend to be asleep. He didn't know how long he lied in bed before he actually fell asleep, but he woke up to the shaking of his shoulders by someone's hands. Yamaguchi opened his eyes in the dark, and he found himself already vertical. "Are you sleepwalking?" Kageyama asked in a whisper. His voice was clear, though, no trace of sleepiness as if he just woke up. Yamaguchi couldn't see well, but the vague silhouettes of beds placed …show more content…

"Why are you sleep walking so much?" Yamaguchi's eyes fluttered open wider. Kageyama hadn't gotten up from bed, he was still lying down. All he did was grab Yamaguchi's arm from how close to his bed Yamaguchi was standing. "Sorry," Yamaguchi said in a light whisper, and he cringed. "Why'd you come to my bed?" Kageyama asked. Yamaguchi couldn't tell what his face looked like right now, but his tone was gruff with fatigue. Pointing that out was mortifying to Yamaguchi. Kageyama was tired, and he still noticed that Yamaguchi came to him. Yamaguchi didn't think about it before, but now he also realized that earlier in the night, he was headed in this same direction. There was no reason for Yamaguchi to be doing this. Kageyama gave a small empty cough. "Didn't you come here last night, too?" "I didn't mean to," Yamaguchi started, but he stopped talking when Kageyama groaned again. "It's late, and I'm tired. You know what, just…get in." Kageyama scooted back, opening up space on the mattress in front of

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