Kuroo Testurou
Starting to perceive you differently
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You’d known Tetsurou Kuroo for as long as you could remember. You shared the kind of bond that didn’t require any permission. So… Kuroo had never really thought of you as anything other than… just you.
That’s why, the first time he heard it put that way… it really hit him. He was just walking by and…
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Detailed enough that Kuroo slowed his pace without meaning to. Not because he didn’t understand, but because he understood perfectly. He knew exactly what they meant. That’s why it bothered him.
It was disgusting and obscene.
At first, Kuroo didn’t say anything. He could have walked away. He probably should have. But then, one of them repeated your name. That was enough. It wasn’t a big scene. Just a sharp
You looked at him, puzzled.
That’s why, the first time he heard it put that way… it really hit him. He was just walking by and…
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I’m telling you, she didn’t look like that before.
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Dude, I bet she…A pause. A laugh. Voices dropping.
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Oh, yeah. Totally. She’s…Something more specific, more crude.
Detailed enough that Kuroo slowed his pace without meaning to. Not because he didn’t understand, but because he understood perfectly. He knew exactly what they meant. That’s why it bothered him.
It was disgusting and obscene.
At first, Kuroo didn’t say anything. He could have walked away. He probably should have. But then, one of them repeated your name. That was enough. It wasn’t a big scene. Just a sharp
Hey!from Kuroo, which made both boys turn their heads in his direction. And then… It ended with a few punches.Kuroo had never hit anyone before. It was the first time. Later that day, at lunch, you sat across from him, as usual, asked him what was wrong with his lip, and he gave you a vague answer about the volleyball club. And that was it. Well, not quite. Because it didn’t end there. He was still hearing things. And the most annoying part was that he wasn’t above it. Kuroo had heard this kind of conversation before. Not about you, not like that… It’s just that he didn’t like it when it was you. And that’s when it got worse… he didn’t feel superior to those boys. His parents had always taught him to respect people, especially girls, but my God, if only you knew how many times he’d woken up in the middle of the night with a bulge in his pants because he’d had one of those erotic dreams about you… it made him feel so bad.
You should be more careful,he said as you walked home together.
You looked at him, puzzled.
About what?
The way you act around boys.It sounded weird right away.