[In a moment of entirely inappropriate reactions, Emi slipped into a soft round of laughter.
This was... ridiculous. Ridiculous and so, so Eiji. The moment he had mentioned how a romantic relationship could benefit the both of their positions, the heavy weight of worry had lifted from his shoulders. This was the boy he loved with the sound mind he proclaimed.]
Here I was, worried someone slipped you more chocolates.
[But they hadn't. Which meant that this was. Exactly what Eiji said it was. This was a day that Emi had simply assumed would never happen happening. Emi leaned forward a bit on his seat, resting his hands just near Eiji's. His expression had grown immeasurably soft, fondness touching every corner.
There was still a tick of hesitation rooted in his thoughts however, because as much as this was some bizarre miracle defying everything he thought would happen, there were still details he couldn't ignore. The whispers of his own-self doubt were ever present, and with all the evidence of care that Emi had watched build up for someone else over the past few months...]
I think you're right? Depths don't need to match, Eiji, we're not in a care-a-lot competition. But are you... [Emi paused, a fidgety tap on the table as he worked through the hesitation.]
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This was... ridiculous. Ridiculous and so, so Eiji. The moment he had mentioned how a romantic relationship could benefit the both of their positions, the heavy weight of worry had lifted from his shoulders. This was the boy he loved with the sound mind he proclaimed.]
Here I was, worried someone slipped you more chocolates.
[But they hadn't. Which meant that this was. Exactly what Eiji said it was. This was a day that Emi had simply assumed would never happen happening. Emi leaned forward a bit on his seat, resting his hands just near Eiji's. His expression had grown immeasurably soft, fondness touching every corner.
There was still a tick of hesitation rooted in his thoughts however, because as much as this was some bizarre miracle defying everything he thought would happen, there were still details he couldn't ignore. The whispers of his own-self doubt were ever present, and with all the evidence of care that Emi had watched build up for someone else over the past few months...]
I think you're right? Depths don't need to match, Eiji, we're not in a care-a-lot competition. But are you... [Emi paused, a fidgety tap on the table as he worked through the hesitation.]
... are you sure you're alright with me?