KakaIru Christmas Challenge 2010
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Naruto › Yaoi - Male/Male › Kakashi/Iruka
Rating:
Adult
Chapters:
74
Views:
1,381
Reviews:
7
Recommended:
0
Currently Reading:
0
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Holiday Specials (Bothersome List)
Holiday Specials
Kakashi stared at the buffet of candies, cookies, and other holiday fare that had been set out in a stream of pre-packaged wonderment. The lavishly frosted sugar cookies looked to be more frosting than actual cookie. It made Kakashi’s stomach turn both at the sheer amount of sugar piled on and the fact that apparently the cookie was so bad that the frosting was the best thing about them. There was a box of pretzels sitting beside it coated in white, red, green, and brown goo that the label claimed was chocolate. Why anyone would eat something that looked as though it had been dipped in candle wax was beyond him. It continued down the table, boxed candies that were obviously hold overs form the year before, powdered hot chocolate, packets of instant apple cider, half melted cheeses and smoked sausages that would likely last until the end of times, and other similar catastrophes of cooking. He wasn’t sure there was a single piece of edible food among them.
Iruka picked up a cookie and licked the frosting off of it.
“How can you eat that?” he asked, resisting the urge to wrinkle his nose in disgust.
“What?” Iruka blinked and licked the cookie again. “It taste good.”
Kakashi sighed and shook his head. “There’s just no accounting for taste.”
Iruka laughed, then smirked, and kissed Kakashi’s cheek just above his mask. “I picked you, didn’t I?”
“Everyone has to get it right sometimes,” he teased
“You’re right, there’s no accounting for taste,” Iruka laughed, licking the cooking again.
Kakashi stared at the buffet of candies, cookies, and other holiday fare that had been set out in a stream of pre-packaged wonderment. The lavishly frosted sugar cookies looked to be more frosting than actual cookie. It made Kakashi’s stomach turn both at the sheer amount of sugar piled on and the fact that apparently the cookie was so bad that the frosting was the best thing about them. There was a box of pretzels sitting beside it coated in white, red, green, and brown goo that the label claimed was chocolate. Why anyone would eat something that looked as though it had been dipped in candle wax was beyond him. It continued down the table, boxed candies that were obviously hold overs form the year before, powdered hot chocolate, packets of instant apple cider, half melted cheeses and smoked sausages that would likely last until the end of times, and other similar catastrophes of cooking. He wasn’t sure there was a single piece of edible food among them.
Iruka picked up a cookie and licked the frosting off of it.
“How can you eat that?” he asked, resisting the urge to wrinkle his nose in disgust.
“What?” Iruka blinked and licked the cookie again. “It taste good.”
Kakashi sighed and shook his head. “There’s just no accounting for taste.”
Iruka laughed, then smirked, and kissed Kakashi’s cheek just above his mask. “I picked you, didn’t I?”
“Everyone has to get it right sometimes,” he teased
“You’re right, there’s no accounting for taste,” Iruka laughed, licking the cooking again.