noun ˈkänˌtrakt/ 1. a written or spoken agreement
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[ it was lucky for them that midorima's parents worked late nights, because they started fumbling down the hall and yanking at one another's clothes as soon as the front door was locked behind them and shoes were kicked off haphazardly. takao doesn't even bother looking for a light switch before he shoves midorima onto the bed, knowing exactly where it was. ( and maybe having planned this scenario out in his head the entire tense walk home. ) school bags are dropped to the floor, having forgotten they contained sentient (???) magic wands that were actually not cute and total assholes. they're zipped up and clasped over, having been silenced out of frustration over the day's events. it'd been really stressful, after all. the rickshaw; the being suspended in mid-air; the magical girl thing; the giant squid thing; the love confession thing; the awkward boner thing...
pretty eventful for a wednesday.
none of this shit had even been on oha asa's radar.
being a teenage boy meant a lot of things, really.
mostly it meant being able to use being a teenage boy as an excuse to listen to one's body rather than one's brain. really convenient, especially considering the level of crush takao had been harboring for midorima since their second week of practice. he's smaller, but he's forceful and aggressive and eager while he's still amped up from a better-than-expected practice. he busies himself by sitting straddled over midorima and removing his hand bandages with his teeth, (something else he'd been wanting to do.) chuckling to himself over the prospect of finally getting lucky. ]