Kaiko Kagamine (
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[this isn't the first time she's made chocolate.
her first year, she hadn't been old enough yet to fully understand what was going on. she had heard "Valentine's day," and felt a jumble of things that had eventually solidified into "give the people you love chocolate," and while she had known what "love" was she hadn't yet learned that there were different kinds. that misunderstanding had ended in a large mess in the kitchen and nearly everyone who worked in the lab receiving chocolate that by some miracle was at least edible, if a bit squishy and far too sweet.
she hadn't made chocolate at all her second year or third year; somewhere after her first she'd learned the difference between giri-choco and honmei-choco, and when Valentine's rolled around again, she'd been too embarrassed by that first mistake to try and make either.
by the time she'd turned four, though, it had occurred to her that maybe, someday, there might be someone she'd want to make honmei-choco for, and that if she wanted to have any hope of her gift (or feelings) being returned she'd better not mess it up. so that year the entire staff got chocolate again, and if the people she loved best noticed that what she had given them was of somewhat higher quality than the rest, nobody said anything.
and now she's assembling all her ingredients again, the day before her fifth Valentine's day, and all she can think is I am so, so glad I practiced, because I was right.]
her first year, she hadn't been old enough yet to fully understand what was going on. she had heard "Valentine's day," and felt a jumble of things that had eventually solidified into "give the people you love chocolate," and while she had known what "love" was she hadn't yet learned that there were different kinds. that misunderstanding had ended in a large mess in the kitchen and nearly everyone who worked in the lab receiving chocolate that by some miracle was at least edible, if a bit squishy and far too sweet.
she hadn't made chocolate at all her second year or third year; somewhere after her first she'd learned the difference between giri-choco and honmei-choco, and when Valentine's rolled around again, she'd been too embarrassed by that first mistake to try and make either.
by the time she'd turned four, though, it had occurred to her that maybe, someday, there might be someone she'd want to make honmei-choco for, and that if she wanted to have any hope of her gift (or feelings) being returned she'd better not mess it up. so that year the entire staff got chocolate again, and if the people she loved best noticed that what she had given them was of somewhat higher quality than the rest, nobody said anything.
and now she's assembling all her ingredients again, the day before her fifth Valentine's day, and all she can think is I am so, so glad I practiced, because I was right.]
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Is that my chocolate~?
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W-well, you could at least be a little less grabby...
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[opening it :3]
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[t-trying not to be too obvious about how gooey she just went inside and failing miserably
—wow, that is some classy chocolate. it's a neat little arrangement of chocolate-dipped strawberries and what look like truffles, all of them drizzled in stripes of white and pink]
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... whoa, that is some classy chocolate. Mikuo makes no attempt whatsoever to keep the awed look off his face.]
Uwaaah, it's so nice... Did you make this yourself, Kaiko?
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M-mmm! I like doing things like this, and, well, there's not much point in making things for- for other people if you're not gonna do your best with it.
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though if it were giri-choco, he'd love to see what her honmei-choco looks like.]
D'you make stuff this nice for all the boys?
[... but he can't help teasing her :'D even if it's a little mean]
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You don't see me bringing chocolate to Suiga-san, do you?
[of course, she wouldn't even bring him giri-choco. she still hasn't forgiven him yet.]
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Eheh, no, I guess I don't.
[kisses her on the cheek] Thanks, Kaiko. It looks really good! I'll get you something really nice for White Day~
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kgdaldgjhaskjdh bringing one hand up to the spot he kissed, stunned speechless for a good few seconds]
—a-aah! Um, y-y-you don't have to do anything like that, i-it's fine, really...
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winks]
But that's what boys do on White Day! They give presents back to the girls they like~
so many overdramatic teenage feelings, oh no
(because it was more than she'd ever expected to have, sometimes, when she let herself think about it too much.)
instead, she... doesn't quite flinch at the word "like." she does, however, go suddenly quiet.]
A— aah.
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... I mean it, y'know. I like you.
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in a small voice] ...really...?
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... i-it's nowhere near as dramatic or romantic as she had sometimes dreamed about... but it's genuine, and, well... it's him, in a way she doesn't think something more flowery would have been.
...it's also painful. she swallows, suddenly dry mouthed, and drops her gaze as she fumbles with the lace on one of her wrists]
I... me, too. B-but... I'm not- I'm not normal, s-so... It wouldn't work well, and that— that isn't fair. T-to you.
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[strokes her cheek lightly with his knuckles]
I don't care if you're "normal" or not. I just like you. It's not like I don't know where you came from, y'know?
I mean... if you really think it wouldn't work, then okay, but... if you're just scared I won't like you anymore 'cause you're weird, then you're wrong. Okay?
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It's not... um. ...I j-just... I want you to be happy, a-and... I don't know if you'd stay happy with- with me. The- the things that make me different... i-it might get tiring, after a while, to try to- to work around them.
I-I like you, so... I don't want to be a burden, like that.
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It's not really like anyone's totally normal. Everyone's got some problems, some things that are kinda weird, that you've gotta work around. That's just what it is, bein' in a relationship with another person.
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...
tentatively reaching out to catch at the hem of his shirt]
Then... i-if Mikuo-san is willing to try... um, I-I want to, also.
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Then, I can be your boyfriend?
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