KakaIru Christmas Challenge 2010
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Naruto › Yaoi - Male/Male › Kakashi/Iruka
Rating:
Adult
Chapters:
74
Views:
1,366
Reviews:
7
Recommended:
0
Currently Reading:
0
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Broken Heater (Bothersome List)
Broken Heater:
“Great.” Kakashi glared at the paper posted on the front door of his apartment building. The sign declared that the heater to the apartment building was out and that they were sorry for any inconvenience.
Turning around he headed for the bar. It would be open and hopefully warmer than his apartment.
“Hello, Kakashi-san.” Iruka waved as came towards Kakashi. “Where are you going so late? Didn’t you just get back? Aren’t you tired?”
Kakashi blinked at all of the questions then shrugged. “Heaters out, tired but hard to sleep cold, so I was going to get a drink and warm up.”
“Oh.” Iruka frowned for a moment, obviously thinking. “You could stay with me tonight, if you want. My heater works fine.”
It took restraint not to comment on the last bit. Normally he would, but irritating Iruka could mean having the invitation revoked. “I’d like that,” he managed finally, his mind already concocting possible excuses to get from the couch or floor to Iruka’s bed. Maybe a broken heater wasn’t such a bad thing after all.
“Great.” Kakashi glared at the paper posted on the front door of his apartment building. The sign declared that the heater to the apartment building was out and that they were sorry for any inconvenience.
Turning around he headed for the bar. It would be open and hopefully warmer than his apartment.
“Hello, Kakashi-san.” Iruka waved as came towards Kakashi. “Where are you going so late? Didn’t you just get back? Aren’t you tired?”
Kakashi blinked at all of the questions then shrugged. “Heaters out, tired but hard to sleep cold, so I was going to get a drink and warm up.”
“Oh.” Iruka frowned for a moment, obviously thinking. “You could stay with me tonight, if you want. My heater works fine.”
It took restraint not to comment on the last bit. Normally he would, but irritating Iruka could mean having the invitation revoked. “I’d like that,” he managed finally, his mind already concocting possible excuses to get from the couch or floor to Iruka’s bed. Maybe a broken heater wasn’t such a bad thing after all.