what a pleasant surprise [locked - ongoing]
Characters: Ootori Kyouya, Eclair Tonnere, and Suoh Tamaki
Content: Kyouya and Tamaki have a hell of a lot of catching up to do, after running into one another on the streets. They also go to where Kyouya's been staying and meet up with Eclair.
Location: Somewhere near Maddison Square Garden? Considering that's where they met up...
Time of day: Noon-ish.
Warnings: Two beautiful people being stressed out? idek.
Tamaki had the decency to spare Botan a second glance as he left her, smiling and waving despite wanting to keep his shaking hands in his pockets.
Approaching Kyouya, he didn't stop until he had long since invaded his personal bubble, further invading it with a tight, shaky hug. If Botan were still there, he was sorry, but there was only so long he could hold off a breakdown.
Breathing shakily, Tamaki didn't pull back even though he was sure he'd started to cry. It had been a while since he'd cried not for pride nor silliness. His eyes burned, and that was what had given it away, but he couldn't be bothered to wipe at them, so instead he closed them. After a failed attempt to ask about everyone at home, Tamaki ignored his tight throat and short breath to instead address the person in front of him.
"I never thought I'd see you again," he admitted, and he found it was one of the hardest thoughts he'd voiced aloud in a long while.
Content: Kyouya and Tamaki have a hell of a lot of catching up to do, after running into one another on the streets. They also go to where Kyouya's been staying and meet up with Eclair.
Location: Somewhere near Maddison Square Garden? Considering that's where they met up...
Time of day: Noon-ish.
Warnings: Two beautiful people being stressed out? idek.
Tamaki had the decency to spare Botan a second glance as he left her, smiling and waving despite wanting to keep his shaking hands in his pockets.
Approaching Kyouya, he didn't stop until he had long since invaded his personal bubble, further invading it with a tight, shaky hug. If Botan were still there, he was sorry, but there was only so long he could hold off a breakdown.
Breathing shakily, Tamaki didn't pull back even though he was sure he'd started to cry. It had been a while since he'd cried not for pride nor silliness. His eyes burned, and that was what had given it away, but he couldn't be bothered to wipe at them, so instead he closed them. After a failed attempt to ask about everyone at home, Tamaki ignored his tight throat and short breath to instead address the person in front of him.
"I never thought I'd see you again," he admitted, and he found it was one of the hardest thoughts he'd voiced aloud in a long while.