@spatialesp continued from here.
Really, Takumi doubted Add would even lay a hand on his shoulder let alone give him a big ol’ smooch. The guy was full of surprises though. There was probably better ways to get around this, but his mind was still in the maid cafe thought process where he could (or at least, would) say this sort of stuff.
Add wasn’t exactly the kind of guy you’re just like, ‘Hey, let’s kiss dude. No homo.’ Really, it was a shock that he didn’t get a dynamo through the chest by even suggesting this.
The angry footsteps of extremely enraged cat-maids grew closer. How did Takumi manage to piss off such lovely ladies? Quite easily and in more ways then one. You see, he just wanted to play some real life Neko Atsume and heard about cat cafes with pretty girls. Takumi wasn’t the most subtle with people he found attraction to. He usually just drooled all over them and begged for their attention. That didn’t go well with the maids.
Maybe running off before paying also didn’t go well with them. What luck he had that Add was willing to kiss him, letting the maids run by without thinking about it. Obviously, someone as weird as Takumi couldn’t get kissed, right? It helped that Add was infamous and not in a positive way.
He could feel his cheeks getting rosy. It was mostly just from shock, but also from becoming somewhat flustered from the kiss. For the most part, his normal cool exterior was untouched, but the tinge on his cheeks remained.
“My hero. I owe you one.” Takumi probably owed more then that, but oh well.
A small mew came from inside of Takumi’s suit, and a grey ball of fluff popped out, peering up at Add. It was a tiny kitten, barely old enough to leave it’s mother. It had been getting bullied and Takumi couldn’t ignore it. So, he stole the kitten and pissed everyone off. “Oh. Yeah. You’re also this little guys hero. You’ve saved both a damsel and their beast.”