Yes, Dazai’s jealous
Dazai was a possessive man, especially of Chuuya, and he wasn’t even trying to hide his glare at the man talking to Chuuya.
They’d been talking for just a little too long.
Sitting just a little too close.
And touching just a little too much.
He wanted to kill the guy; but Chuuya would be mad if he blew the mission; he might make him sleep on the couch.
So he stayed where he was.
That changed very quickly.
It changed the second Chuuya looked uncomfortable.
He knew Chuuya could take care of himself.
He also knew Chuuya would do whatever it took to get the mission done.
So he marched straight over there, interjecting himself into the conversation without hesitation, covering up his distain for the man with a very fake smile; and he’s sure the man knew it was fake because he gave a similar one.
“Sorry; I really must borrow Chuuya for a moment.”
He didn’t miss the glare that Chuuya shot him; this might be the only chance they have to get the intel they needed.
That didn’t stop Dazai from forcibly pulling Chuuya away.
Once they were far enough away from the man, Chuuya pulled wrist away. “What the fuck, Osamu? I had him.” He would be yelling, but he didn’t want to attract attention.
“We can ‘have him’ another way.” Dazai remarks, his jealousy, and not to mention his hatred for the man, lacing his voice.
Chuuya crosses his arms over his chest. “I cannot believe you.” He rubs the bridge of his nose. “Yeah, I’m going to try to salvage this.”
Dazai grabs his wrist before he can leave, pulling his back against his chest.
“Osamu.” He says evenly. “Let go.”
Dazai hold only tightens. “I don’t want him around you.” He grumbles.
“I know.” Chuuya turns around in his hold, cupping his face. “I just need to get the information, and when we get home, you can have me all to yourself.”
Dazai groans, but relents, letting Chuuya go. “I expect your full attention.” He pouts.
Chuuya laughs and pecks his lips. “You got it.” Then he turns heel and heads back to the man that Dazai hopes he’ll be allowed to kill after the mission.