so this one is from a full fic I'm working on, and I wrote this scene after watching the class. This is an au for Haikyuu and it's a universe I made based off of my queer headcannons for the characters (since there's too many for it to make sense the plot centers around a volleyball team made for lgbt folks who don't feel comfortable/aren't allowed to play on an actual team) so there's some background. This is a short flavor scene that is just meant to be the exposition that gives insight on where the characters are in life and their relationships with each other. Just for some background haha I'm nervous. There's a little bit of strong language at the end.

 

After he and Daichi lost, Suga went to pour lemonade for the group. “Thanks mom! I’ll be right back!” Hinata hollered, grabbing his bag and rushing inside to change back into his binder. By now, Suga didn’t fight the nickname. The shorter boy said it affectionately. The rest of the group sat down at the patio table. “How are you guys liking the house so far?” Kageyama asked, trying to make conversation. 

 

“It hasn’t been that long, but it’s already feeling like home.” Suga said. “Daichi is actually pretty good at decorating.” Daichi chuckled. “Not really, I’ve just been moving around furniture we already have based on pictures I’ve seen online.” He clarified. “But I’m liking how much space we have now, versus that old apartment. A very fitting setting for, let’s say, a dog?”

 

Suga rolled his eyes with a laugh. “Do you have to squeeze that into every conversation?” 

 

Kageyama furrowed his eyebrows. “You don’t want a dog?”

 

“I’m not necessarily against getting a dog, but I would rather get a cat…” Suga sighs. “I love cats. They’re so quiet and gentle and chill… and much less work.”

 

Daichi piped up quickly. “Yeah, but dogs are more playful, and the extra work isn’t necessarily a bad thing. We could go on walks together!”

“We go on walks together anyways.” Suga countered.

 

Kageyama could tell this was a conversation they’d had before, and probably weren’t getting tired of anytime soon. To his relief, he was saved from listening to their lover’s quarrel for any longer when Hinata burst back outside. He rushed over to the table, picking up his drink and chugging half of it immediately.

 

“Don’t drink it too fast,” Suga scolded, “You’ll get a belly ache.” Hinata ignored him, changing the subject in record speed. “So, now that you guys are really settling in, are y’all gonna join an actual Volleyball team?!” He asked excitedly. 

 

“It’s only been a month, dumbass.” Kageyama grumbled, which made Hinata snap “You’re the dumbass, dumbass!” on instinct.