[ And he's backing up again -- leaving Akechi at the stairs and moving towards the bed. It's not a long space, but it's longer than they'd manage to separate previously, and it'd be no different now except that Akira gets almost the entire way to the bed before he sees the invisible force bump into Akechi. ]
... huh. Maybe it'll just... fade over time? [ That... seems too easy. ]
[It's definitely longer-- he had taken to holding his breath for the duration of the time it took to reach the wall, at one point, and the time stretches a few seconds longer with the extra steps Akira can take before the wall bonks Akechi onto the landing and he just keeps walking, circling the couch to sit down.]
[He hums, because he has a sinking suspicion that is entirely too easy, but he can't really think too hard about what could have changed during the day that could stretch their distance. There's a pretty glaringly obvious concept, but he won't voice it, and he quietly hopes Akira won't, either.]
Do you want to start where you've left off? [With X-Folders, he means.]
Yeah. [ Akira sets it up to where he'd left off, which is still pretty early on in the season. He settles down on the couch after a moment, propping his chin up on his hand as he watches the credits roll. ]
It's nice, though. It means you can have a little privacy, if I can go downstairs without you. [ And vice versa, but Akira doesn't know how much Akechi wants to go sit downstairs with Sojiro and sip coffee like he did before the entire social circle of the Phantom Thieves knew that Akechi had killed Wakaba. ]
[He's quiet, but lets that statement hang in the air for a while, mulling it over.]
If you ever want some of your own, [He offers after a while, during a point no one is speaking on screen for a bit.] ...just let me know. I can sit in the booth against the wall, or at the bar, and just read, to not bother Sakura.
[He hasn't cried again since last night, thank you. He folds one leg over the other and rests his chin in his hand, on the opposite side from the bruise, which is slightly visible again from the concealer being smeared all to hell with his fit earlier.]
I'll make do with the couch until I'm able to make other arrangements. [Feel free to note that he didn't dignify Akira's enjoyment of his company with a response, it was absolutely intended.]
[ Akira falls silent with a soft humming noise that isn't exactly an agreement or a disagreement, watching the episode. He messes around on his phone, periodically; every so often he gives his phone a smile, clearly responding to texts from everyone else. It isn't until there's mention of a shower in one of the episodes that Akira blinks, and-- ]
[Akechi, for his part, can't focus on the show at all. His mind is twisting and turning the situation around like a rubix cube, trying desperately to solve it in any capacity-- a single row of the same color would be fine. He thinks he dozed off at some point, Akira shifting for his phone at some point feeling like a more sudden gesture than it should have been, the sound of the old television filtering back in much louder than before.]
[He shifts how he sits, both feet on the floor and back against the couch, arms folded across his chest. He watches Akira smile at his phone, feels his stomach drop a little lower, for some reason. He turns back to watch the television, but none of the words are making sense, and then Akira is speaking from beside him, and it takes him a minute to turn his attention to him, a confused frown on his face.]
...come again? [His brain didn't register he was being spoken to quickly enough to process Akira's question as words.]
[ Akira has been around Futaba long enough to recognize a dissociative moment, so he just waits until Akechi refocuses. He can't say he blames him. ]
The bath house. There's not a shower here, so... [ Given that Akechi has had both a long day, a long morning, and a long preceeding night before, Akira figures he'll want to be actually clean and not just... conceal, don't feel, mostly because there comes a certain point where the makeup can't hide the misery.
[His posture sags a little at the mention, that's how incapable of hiding his interest in being clean he is. He closes his eyes over, almost smiling, and nods.]
...I'd appreciate it. [He leaves his eyes closed, and he could fall asleep, really. His expression pinches, and he folds himself up like a little origami crane, tucking his legs sideways onto the couch and laying on his side.] If I fall asleep, just wake me up if you need something, [He's not even going to bother trying to watch.] ...questions, or whathaveyou. [He waves at the TV.] About the show.
Sure. I'll wake you up when it'll be less crowded. [ The after dinner rush... more or less. Akira watches Akechi curl up for a moment, then focuses in on the television -- or seems to.
He's actually paying pretty close attention to the exact moment Akechi might fall asleep out of the corner of his eye. ]
[It's startlingly obvious, actually. He always holds so much tension in his body he doesn't even realize, that when he finally actually drifts off he's a bit like a puppet cut of its strings with the way he just relaxes despite how tightly curled he's made sure he is. That's probably part of why he did it, really. That and the fact that he's trying very hard to take up as little space as he can on the couch.]
[He thinks he remembers something like this happening when he was younger, too. Watching the X-Folders in a nearby cafe where he had just enough change to order an iced tea, his feet dangling off the stool he'd parked himself on at the bar to not take up a whole table, and he'd fallen asleep watching because it was late. His mother, frenzied when he hadn't come home after three hours (she was always meticulous to have the men she brought home gone within two, so Akechi didn't have to stay away from home late into the night), found him and scolded him, but it was one of the only times he remembered her scooping him up and carrying him home.]
[It was a nice thing to remember and dream about, for once.]
[ Akira waits for awhile, surveying Akechi out of the corner of his eye, before he grabs the blanket again. He drapes it over Akechi, careful not to wake him -- and the fact that he even remotely succeeds is really testament to how exhausted Akechi is -- and then gently moves the space heater a little closer and turns the volume down.
Eventually, when Akechi wakes up, he'll find that Akira is flipping through one of his text books, still on the couch, while the X-Folders plays at a significantly reduced volume. ]
[He sleeps for the better part of an hour before he stirs at all, opening his eyes and staring unfocused at the television for a while. He's not really awake, and he winds up burrowing further under the blanket Akira has put over him and almost wholly disappearing under it for another twenty minutes, anyway.]
[Exhausted, indeed.]
[He's used to waking up to an alarm or a nightmare, so it's bizarre to wake up naturally after a wholeass fuckin' nap, though he's somehow not as disoriented as he might have figured he would be under these circumstances. He uncurls from where he'd become nearly spherical on the couch under the blanket, his hair an absolute disaster from the way he'd folded under the blanket and then moved back out from under it, even if he didn't shift that much otherwise, and he looks at the blanket before anything else.]
...you did this last night, too. [It's a statement, not a question, because he knows Akira is still somewhere within earshot, even if he hasn't looked for him just yet.]
...You'll get upset if I tell you why. [ Because the truth is, it feels like Akechi just needs someone to take care of him. Someone who will keep caring about him, even if he tries to push them away, even if he doesn't deserve it.
Neither of them have that kind of selfless, parental love that Akira has heard about; the kind of love that Akira can see in Sojiro, could see in Wakaba. It's kind of a foreign concept for Akira, and he imagines it must be even worse for Akechi, who had a mother that must have done her best to care, for awhile.
Akechi said he wanted to be needed, but Akira feels the same. It's arrogant of him to say that Akechi needs him specifically, but -- he could, Akira thinks. Akechi could need him, and Akira could need him, and they could need each other.
It'd be a nice idea, to take care of someone like that. ]
Also, you left your shoes on. [ Which is said with a little amusement, mostly to detract from the sheer overemotion that ran through Akira's head all at once over one simple statement.
[He grumbles a noncommittal sound as he sits up, rubbing his hands across his face and pausing for a moment to make sure he hadn't left a concealer smudge across the couch from his face. He hadn't, probably because the concealer had mostly been rubbed off already by then, anyway. He can hazard a few guesses as to why Akira had taken the time to cover him with a blanket-- and move the space heater closer, he noticed in a groggy haze --but he opts to not think too hard about them, mostly because Akira was correct in assuming he'd get upset about it.]
[For as much as he wanted to be needed, and needed to be looked after, besides, he would (and had) sooner die than admit to the latter, or the former again.]
[He notices he's still wearing his shoes about the same time Akira mentions it, frowning at his lap and shifting his legs out from underneath of him to toe off his shoes in dull embarrassment.] ...I'll have your couch cleaned sometime.
It's fine. It came with the room. I bet-- [ And Akira reaches down between the cushions, fishes around for a moment, and then produces a single ancient coffee bean, slightly dusty. Likely from a 00s vintage. ]
Yeah. You really don't have to worry about that one. [ Akira offers him a smile, then stands up, stretching slowly. ]
[He immediately doesn't like what Akira is attempting to prove, whatever that may be, when he goes fishing in between the cushions, and his expression depicts that verily when he comes up with a dusty coffee bean.]
[Gross.]
[He clears his throat, carefully folding the blanket over the back of the couch in favor of-- like he seems to always do --grasping the edge of the couch and stretching his shoulders upward. It's almost reflexive, like yawning, from Akira's stretching. He leaves his eyes closed a moment longer than necessary and hums, the sound neither positive nor negative.] I slept, [Which doesn't really answer the question, but.]
Is this the part where you don't answer my questions and make me come up with my own conclusions? [ It's a bit cheeky, given that if Akechi does that he's never going to like the conclusions Akira comes to, but it's better than outright lying about it. The fact that he's allowing himself to show any weakness -- even if it's only because he's too tired to care -- is progress. Sort of. Kind of. ]
[He's been tired before, but never while in the forced companionship of someone else. He's been tired like this more times than he can even count, but he's always had the chance to get away and shove ice down his shirt or down an unhealthy number of energy drinks to resume a farce of humanity. When Akira would see him doing those things, he doesn't know that there's a point in the wasted effort. He'd just try and accommodate him anyway.]
[He looks at him sidelong.] Why do you ask? It's not as though it really matters.
Because I enjoy it when you're relatively healthy and well-rested. [ Which is the more self-serving of the possible answers -- Akechi when he's well rested is an Akechi that's sharper on the edges, a better conversationalist, more likely to have a verbal sparring match without losing control. Akira likes all the sides of Akechi, but he thinks that one is his favorite; an Akechi who is honest without being over the top, a pleasant smile wrapped in barbed wire.
[Akechi closes his eyes, still angled to face Akira, and inhales slowly. He holds his breath, exhales, and opens his eyes again, though his gaze is lowered to the couch cushions.]
Kurusu, there's something I'd like to get out of the way, here, and you aren't going to like it.
[ Akira very carefully controls his reaction, not letting his smile fade as he looks at him. His hand goes up, and he idly twirls a lock of his hair around his finger, eyes sliding away for a moment. ]
[He folds his legs back up onto the couch, leaning back against the back of it and letting his head fall backward, eyes closed. He way his arms tangle around his knees is a somehow more and less guarded posture than he usually carries, and it's hard to say what it means for whatever it is he's rehearsing in his head to say.]
...I do appreciate that you're going well out of your way to make this as comfortable for me as it can be. For as much as you would argue the statement, it is far more than I deserve. But I want to make it very clear to you that your insistence that you know me is misguided, and whatever assumptions you are continually boxing about in that vast empty space you call a brain are at the very least a few steps off-center.
[He angles his head to look at him, a resigned sort of apathy in his face.] It would be remarkably easier on us both if you would stop trying so hard to get to know the Akechi Goro you are so very convinced exists. [He closes his eyes again and turns his head back so he faces the ceiling. There's... more he isn't saying, and it's clear, but he can't quite figure out how to phrase it in a way that isn't just going to result in another argument, if this doesn't set Akira off anyway.]
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[ And he's backing up again -- leaving Akechi at the stairs and moving towards the bed. It's not a long space, but it's longer than they'd manage to separate previously, and it'd be no different now except that Akira gets almost the entire way to the bed before he sees the invisible force bump into Akechi. ]
... huh. Maybe it'll just... fade over time? [ That... seems too easy. ]
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[He hums, because he has a sinking suspicion that is entirely too easy, but he can't really think too hard about what could have changed during the day that could stretch their distance. There's a pretty glaringly obvious concept, but he won't voice it, and he quietly hopes Akira won't, either.]
Do you want to start where you've left off? [With X-Folders, he means.]
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It's nice, though. It means you can have a little privacy, if I can go downstairs without you. [ And vice versa, but Akira doesn't know how much Akechi wants to go sit downstairs with Sojiro and sip coffee like he did before the entire social circle of the Phantom Thieves knew that Akechi had killed Wakaba. ]
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If you ever want some of your own, [He offers after a while, during a point no one is speaking on screen for a bit.] ...just let me know. I can sit in the booth against the wall, or at the bar, and just read, to not bother Sakura.
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Ah. I meant to get you another futon...
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I'll make do with the couch until I'm able to make other arrangements. [Feel free to note that he didn't dignify Akira's enjoyment of his company with a response, it was absolutely intended.]
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Oh. Did you want to go to the bath house tonight?
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[He shifts how he sits, both feet on the floor and back against the couch, arms folded across his chest. He watches Akira smile at his phone, feels his stomach drop a little lower, for some reason. He turns back to watch the television, but none of the words are making sense, and then Akira is speaking from beside him, and it takes him a minute to turn his attention to him, a confused frown on his face.]
...come again? [His brain didn't register he was being spoken to quickly enough to process Akira's question as words.]
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The bath house. There's not a shower here, so... [ Given that Akechi has had both a long day, a long morning, and a long preceeding night before, Akira figures he'll want to be actually clean and not just... conceal, don't feel, mostly because there comes a certain point where the makeup can't hide the misery.
And it's always better to be clean. ]
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...I'd appreciate it. [He leaves his eyes closed, and he could fall asleep, really. His expression pinches, and he folds himself up like a little origami crane, tucking his legs sideways onto the couch and laying on his side.] If I fall asleep, just wake me up if you need something, [He's not even going to bother trying to watch.] ...questions, or whathaveyou. [He waves at the TV.] About the show.
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He's actually paying pretty close attention to the exact moment Akechi might fall asleep out of the corner of his eye. ]
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[He thinks he remembers something like this happening when he was younger, too. Watching the X-Folders in a nearby cafe where he had just enough change to order an iced tea, his feet dangling off the stool he'd parked himself on at the bar to not take up a whole table, and he'd fallen asleep watching because it was late. His mother, frenzied when he hadn't come home after three hours (she was always meticulous to have the men she brought home gone within two, so Akechi didn't have to stay away from home late into the night), found him and scolded him, but it was one of the only times he remembered her scooping him up and carrying him home.]
[It was a nice thing to remember and dream about, for once.]
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Eventually, when Akechi wakes up, he'll find that Akira is flipping through one of his text books, still on the couch, while the X-Folders plays at a significantly reduced volume. ]
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[Exhausted, indeed.]
[He's used to waking up to an alarm or a nightmare, so it's bizarre to wake up naturally after a wholeass fuckin' nap, though he's somehow not as disoriented as he might have figured he would be under these circumstances. He uncurls from where he'd become nearly spherical on the couch under the blanket, his hair an absolute disaster from the way he'd folded under the blanket and then moved back out from under it, even if he didn't shift that much otherwise, and he looks at the blanket before anything else.]
...you did this last night, too. [It's a statement, not a question, because he knows Akira is still somewhere within earshot, even if he hasn't looked for him just yet.]
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Neither of them have that kind of selfless, parental love that Akira has heard about; the kind of love that Akira can see in Sojiro, could see in Wakaba. It's kind of a foreign concept for Akira, and he imagines it must be even worse for Akechi, who had a mother that must have done her best to care, for awhile.
Akechi said he wanted to be needed, but Akira feels the same. It's arrogant of him to say that Akechi needs him specifically, but -- he could, Akira thinks. Akechi could need him, and Akira could need him, and they could need each other.
It'd be a nice idea, to take care of someone like that. ]
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But ugh, Akechi is cute when he sleeps. ]
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[For as much as he wanted to be needed, and needed to be looked after, besides, he would (and had) sooner die than admit to the latter, or the former again.]
[He notices he's still wearing his shoes about the same time Akira mentions it, frowning at his lap and shifting his legs out from underneath of him to toe off his shoes in dull embarrassment.] ...I'll have your couch cleaned sometime.
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Yeah. You really don't have to worry about that one. [ Akira offers him a smile, then stands up, stretching slowly. ]
Did you sleep okay last night?
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[Gross.]
[He clears his throat, carefully folding the blanket over the back of the couch in favor of-- like he seems to always do --grasping the edge of the couch and stretching his shoulders upward. It's almost reflexive, like yawning, from Akira's stretching. He leaves his eyes closed a moment longer than necessary and hums, the sound neither positive nor negative.] I slept, [Which doesn't really answer the question, but.]
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I'm glad you got some rest, at least.
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[He looks at him sidelong.] Why do you ask? It's not as though it really matters.
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He saw a lot of that Akechi in January. ]
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Kurusu, there's something I'd like to get out of the way, here, and you aren't going to like it.
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Well, with a lead-in like that...
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...I do appreciate that you're going well out of your way to make this as comfortable for me as it can be. For as much as you would argue the statement, it is far more than I deserve. But I want to make it very clear to you that your insistence that you know me is misguided, and whatever assumptions you are continually boxing about in that vast empty space you call a brain are at the very least a few steps off-center.
[He angles his head to look at him, a resigned sort of apathy in his face.] It would be remarkably easier on us both if you would stop trying so hard to get to know the Akechi Goro you are so very convinced exists. [He closes his eyes again and turns his head back so he faces the ceiling. There's... more he isn't saying, and it's clear, but he can't quite figure out how to phrase it in a way that isn't just going to result in another argument, if this doesn't set Akira off anyway.]
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