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In which Suga beats Daichi at games and the latter finds someone to cherish.
(Or, snippets of encouragement and care under the guise of foot races, mischievous bets, and late night sessions of Mario Kart.)
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Daichi wears the same pair of gray sweatpants every time he spends the night, and they're driving Suga insane.
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The boy is resting his head on his hand just now, pale fingers woven through silver strands, and it's maybe the most beautiful thing Daichi has ever seen. But then he catches the curve of the boy's lips, which isn't right, because he never smiles when he's studying, only when he's with his friends. He's alone tonight, and when he's alone his gaze is only ever directed at his schoolwork.
But now his eyes are raised, warm under the heavy, golden lighting at the edge of the library, and he's looking right at Daichi.
Daichi drops his pencil. The boy's smile grows. "You were staring," he says.
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In which Daichi learns that sketching cute strangers isn't necessarily wise, but can occassionally pay off.
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Suga pulled Noya down from the chair. Daichi finally decided enough was enough. He knew he was just doing it to draw him in, and damn it, it worked (just like it always worked against him), because there was no way he was letting Suga get into one of Kuroo and Bokuto’s competitions.
Suga had their libero thrown over one shoulder by the time Daichi reached them. “Daichi-san! Look!” Noya chirped, waving the arm that wasn’t wrapped around the vice-captain.
Suga put up his free arm, flexing, and gave Daichi a wink.
(( or, alternatively: "do you even lift, bro?" ))
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"Sugawara," Daichi greets, letting a genuine grin come onto his face. "It's been ages."
He comes closer now, walks over to where Sugawara is sitting on the chair under the stairs, book still sprawled open across his lap. Then stops, grin frozen on his face. He stares.
Wow. On second thought, maybe things have changed.
They meet a year after graduation, long after they’ve gone their separate ways. Daichi finds a lot more to Sugawara than he expected to - but perhaps, that’s not exactly a bad thing.

