KakaIru Christmas Challenge 2010
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Naruto › Yaoi - Male/Male › Kakashi/Iruka
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Adult
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74
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1,344
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7
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Red (Sexy List - Mission Iruka Universe)
Red
The little red ribbon was tied around the head of one of the statues beside Hatake compound’s front gate, a line of red trailed out behind it and into the house. Kakashi stared at it for a moment then his curiosity got the best him and he untied it. Winding it up, he followed it.
It wound through the house, that Iruka managed to keep amazingly dust free as well as spider free, much to Pakkun’s relief.
Twisting through the hallways and rooms, Kakashi followed it to the door that lead out to the garden. It hung caught between the door and the frame. He slid it open then stepped outside. Garlands of evergreens and holly decorated the fence and every available post while ribbons and candles were carefully placed in the branches of the cherry tree that grew in the middle of the grounds. Under it sat a kotatsu piled high with food and a small heater.
Iruka sat on one side of the table. “Don’t Worry I didn’t cook this time.”
“Good because the kitchen is still recovering,” Kakashe laughed walking over and still winding the string. The string was tied around a box that sat on the cushion across from Iruka. Kakashi picked it up and sat down. “Do I open it now or later?”
“Now. Though we have to eat before you can have your gift.” Iruka picked up a bottle of sake and poured them each a glass.
Kakashi pulled the string off, set it aside then lifted the lid on the gift. Inside was a copy of Icha Icha and a blanket. A piece of folded white paper sat atop both. He had a copy of the book so he knew there was more to it than that. Picking up the piece of paper he unfolded it.
This entitles the bearer to one request from within these pages.
“Any of the Icha Icha novels. I read them when you’re away and well I included that one because I like that one the best.” Iruka’s cheeks flushed as he said it but his voice didn’t waver in the slightest, meaning embarrassment but not nerves.
“Mm...” Kakashi knew the volume word for word, it was one of his favorites. “This is the best gift ever. Though I’m not quite sure how I’m supposed to get through dinner now.”
Iruka laughed softly. “Anticipation makes it sweeter.”
The little red ribbon was tied around the head of one of the statues beside Hatake compound’s front gate, a line of red trailed out behind it and into the house. Kakashi stared at it for a moment then his curiosity got the best him and he untied it. Winding it up, he followed it.
It wound through the house, that Iruka managed to keep amazingly dust free as well as spider free, much to Pakkun’s relief.
Twisting through the hallways and rooms, Kakashi followed it to the door that lead out to the garden. It hung caught between the door and the frame. He slid it open then stepped outside. Garlands of evergreens and holly decorated the fence and every available post while ribbons and candles were carefully placed in the branches of the cherry tree that grew in the middle of the grounds. Under it sat a kotatsu piled high with food and a small heater.
Iruka sat on one side of the table. “Don’t Worry I didn’t cook this time.”
“Good because the kitchen is still recovering,” Kakashe laughed walking over and still winding the string. The string was tied around a box that sat on the cushion across from Iruka. Kakashi picked it up and sat down. “Do I open it now or later?”
“Now. Though we have to eat before you can have your gift.” Iruka picked up a bottle of sake and poured them each a glass.
Kakashi pulled the string off, set it aside then lifted the lid on the gift. Inside was a copy of Icha Icha and a blanket. A piece of folded white paper sat atop both. He had a copy of the book so he knew there was more to it than that. Picking up the piece of paper he unfolded it.
This entitles the bearer to one request from within these pages.
“Any of the Icha Icha novels. I read them when you’re away and well I included that one because I like that one the best.” Iruka’s cheeks flushed as he said it but his voice didn’t waver in the slightest, meaning embarrassment but not nerves.
“Mm...” Kakashi knew the volume word for word, it was one of his favorites. “This is the best gift ever. Though I’m not quite sure how I’m supposed to get through dinner now.”
Iruka laughed softly. “Anticipation makes it sweeter.”