On the Matter of Clothes
“I hate everything about you. Your hair. Your clothes.”
Chuuya could almost believe it with how intent Dazai was on getting those clothes off him. A glove on the floor, thrown with venom. The jacket. The cardigan. The shirt. As if each item had personally offended him. Chuuya hadn’t let him remove the hat and now was glad of it.
Dazai’s fingers lingered against the choker, and Chuuya shot him a skeptical look when he left it.
“Everything?” he asked, finding a reason to grin smugly.
Dazai huffed with that disgusted look he reserved for Chuuya. “Everything.”
The choker stayed.
His mouth went dry, as if he were suddenly parched.
Saruhiko had seen Misaki without his shirts before, had yanked the collar down himself to see what was going on with the mark of Mikoto’s aura, but this was the first time since they’d reconciled that Misaki had tossed off all the layers aimlessly, complaining of summer heat, and padded barefoot into the kitchen to make dinner.
Saruhiko watched as he had always watched his friend, but there was definitely something different than just “summer” heat making him flushed and thirsty.
“What do you want?” Misaki asked.
Saruhiko shrugged. You.