tidbits જ⁀➴ hayato suo.
TAGS / WARNINGS: written for a male reader but can be read as gender neutral, fluff, really lightly suggestive, aged-up to third years, reader is part of furin WC: 500 NOTE: suo save me. they got me in [redacted] fandom. save me suo.
✗ MINORS / AGELESS / BLANK BLOGS WILL BE BLOCKED.
“Another?” Suo has the decency to look sympathetic. “There sure are a lot of mosquitos this year.”
“At least they’re leaving you alone,” you grumble, dragging blunted nails over the itchy bump. “Lucky bastard. They’re biting everywhere.”
“Better mosquitos than a person.” Nirei shudders beside you. It’s easy to guess what he’s thinking: the memory of Tomiyama nearly tearing a chunk out of Umemiya’s throat vivid even after all this time. You recall the bandages on his neck after the fact; how long he’d had to wear them to prevent infection. Of course, there hadn’t been a scar when it finally healed, but watching it happen meant Nirei would not be forgetting that moment soon.
“Better mosquitos than Sakura,” you declare, pointing your spoon at the man in question as he shoves a spoonful of omurice in his mouth.
He scowls at you. “The hell are you talking about? I ain’t biting anyone.”
“With teeth like yours I hope not,” you comment dryly. “You’d puncture something important and they’d bleed out in a heartbeat.” Nirei makes a face at the line of ketchup across his own portion, then gives you a flat stare.
“You’ve bitten people before though, right?” he asks. Sakura recoils as you choke up your drink, spraying it back in the glass. Suo calls out to ask for another cup of water.
“H-how did you know that?!” you croak, voice ragged and muffled into your napkin. Nirei frantically thumps a palm against your back, rolling out apology after apology. “Wh-what’re you going around asking?!”
“Nothing weird!” His hands shoot up in surrender. “I just—some of the people I talked to said you had a habit of biting people.”
“In middle school!” you protest, face hot. “And only the people that would try choking me out! Don’t make me sound like some weirdo.”
“So it’s true, then.” Suo slides the water across the table. Grumbling, you take it without meeting his eyes. “Are you embarrassed? How cute.” You throw him a nasty glare. He merely smiles, unfazed.
“I’m not going around biting anyone I please,” you grumble. “I’m not an animal.”
“Coulda fooled me,” Sakura says under his breath. You resist the urge to fling the broccoli off your plate between his eyes. “Well?” he prompts. “Did you win?”
The corner of your mouth lifts. “Do you think I would lose?” Sakura buries a grin into his food. Suo sits quietly as your group finishes eating, hardly touching his cup of tea. Not unusual for him, though you can count on one hand the occasions you’ve actually seen him eat.
“I better be careful when next we spar,” he comments on the way out of Café Pothos, Kotoha’s cheerful voice calling out behind you. Sakura and Nirei are walking ahead, chatting between each other.
You frown, raising an eyebrow. “What are you talking about?”
Suo’s gaze on you feels oddly calculating. The hairs on your nape stand when his lips curl up.
“Wouldn’t want to risk getting bit.”













