*note: manga spoilers of chapter 30.
Pairing: Yato/Hiyori
Theme: the last kiss
The one and only thing Yato ever regret about Hiyori was that he wasn't her first kiss. Maybe Fujisaki wasn't either. But he managed to kiss Hiyori before Yato did and if he wasn't the only one, he was at least one.
When he finally found out about it, Yato disappeared for a good week, only one tweet a day from his Twitter letting Hiyori know he wasn't in any danger. And then when he came back, he started kissing her like mad until Yukine pulled him away, telling him to get a room and calm himself, leaving a bright red Hiyori in his wake.
The next day when Yukine went out to work, Hiyori opened her door and Yato immediately leaned in to kiss her.
Breath hitching, Hiyori's eyes closed instantly, stumbling back and supported only by Yato's arm around her waist to hold her up. Their bodies were flush together and she felt his free hand press to the back of her thigh, moving up gradually and push her skirt up, fingers pressed to the curve of her ass before she was pushed to a wall, a gasp through parted lips.
"He kissed you," he murmured against hers lips and half dazed, Hiyori nodded, fingers tangled in his hair.
Hiyori felt her hair being pulled and tugged, breath stolen by both the way he kissed her and how his body was to hers. She hadn't expected him to be able to ever kiss her without turning bright red; flustered and shyly seemed to be the only way he knew how to kiss, but she certainly had no objections.
Chest rising and falling, eyes opened only when she felt Yato's forehead to hers. There was a rare seriousness in the way he looked at her, cheeks tinted red and flickers of nervousness in his eyes, yet he was still seducing her without quite meaning to.
"I was your second. And third and fourth... and I'm going to be every single damn one until your last. I'm going to be your last kiss."
She nodded at every breath, eyes closing again.
Pink eyes opened and she smiled, nodding as hands cupped his face to pull him close for another kiss.
"Gods never break promises, right?"