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Truthfully, Kiyotaka had never felt more lost yet enlightened at the same time. They couldn’t just go back to how they were before all of this and even now he knew he wanted to be with Mondo just as he had back then. The hot spray of the shower washed away any evidence that may have been left from the night before–except those bite marks–he would have to come clean. Maybe. He was such an awful liar, however the truth would ruin the both of them. Everything he’d worked for up until now, even Mondo’s future prospects. How selfish could he be? It seemed as though he were about to put the cherry on the metephorical cake. A quick wash was all he needed, something to clear his mind even the slightest bit. Clearly it did not work as he’d hoped, if anything Kiyotaka felt more confused than ever. The wrinkled suit as pulled back on his body, the sound of Mondo’s counting greeting him as he opened the door. A small frown formed on his face, the younger man moving to sit next to him as his hands fumbled with one another. His mouth opened, saying nothing whilst he tried desperately to find the correct words to say. Instead what managed to come out was a soft “You are angry with me.” Kiyotaka looked at Mondo’s irritated expression, nose wrinkling. “I know that you feel as though I am forcing you to make all of the decisions, Mondo-kun. We have known each other for quite some times and despite our initial split from one another I…I can still see what you are feeling.” Stop talking. “I am only asking such things because I am–I would like to be sure we are both seeing eye to eye! I will have to go home today, I will have to say something to her, I…will have to end it somehow; hopefully sooner rather than later.” Just tell him you love him, that you are willing to do this for him. “I do not want to make you unhappy, so that is why…” You’re going to lose him all over again acting that way.
He had the nerve to sit next to him as he knew his rage was roaring, the gall to tell him he was angry as if that wasn’t the most obvious thing in the world. His quick and irrational brain spurting out nonsense after nonsense-- word after word, his mouth moved but nothing really important came out of it and the more he talked the angrier Mondo became. His brain shut down, the counting wasn’t working and before he knew it he was above Kiyotaka; gripping him by the collard shirt he adorned. How he wanted to rip that dumb suit and tie off of him. For daring to wear such a thing-- even though it was the only thing he had-- it still bothered him. A sign that things were never going to change, that Kiyotaka would always be hiding underneath the safety of what makes him seem normal. In Highschool he was never one to take risks, Mondo always having to force him to do something more with his life but this time it seemed his words would fall on deaf ears.
“Ya really fuckin’ think you got this all figured out, huh?! Sayin’ such dumbass things, then expectin’ me not ta yell? Th’ fuck do you think I am!” His arms moved back and forth, shaking the body below him with such force as the other lay limply. Allowing him to do it like he always did. Sometimes he hated that Kiyotaka would never say a word back when he screamed like this, maybe he wanted the other to slap him, yell at him back, break that perfect mold if only for a few seconds to see that there was still some human left in him. But he was being to harsh, he knows he was. Kiyotaka was not to blame, it wasn’t his fault he was put in this position but Mondo had nothing else to push his frustration out onto besides the one in front of him.
“Ya know... my fuckin’ answer you asshole...” For once, in a very long time, he felt the unfamiliar sting in the corner of his eyes. Teeth clenched as he bowed his head against Kiyotaka’s chest. “Dammit Kiyotaka! Losin’ ya...all over again... you need ta make a fuckin’ choice, not me. Either ya leave yer damn wife or-- ya lose me.” It was his only ultimatum. For once in his life, he wanted his friend to do something selfish for himself.