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Sweet Thing	By : Clutterbilly67 Category: Naruto AU/AR > Yaoi - Male/Male Views: 1433 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 1
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I gripped my pencil tighter. I was on the last question of the mid-term with thirty minutes to spare. I needed to finish early in order for Jiraiya to grade my test or otherwise I won't know the results until after spring break. I need to know them now!
I finished up my last sentence and raced to Jiraiya's desk. "Please grade this now," I begged, handing over my paper. Jiraiya eyed me, but didn't question.
He pulled out his red pen and started reading away. Why does it have to be red? Sometimes I think there's more red ink than black sometimes on my papers especially. I went back to my desk slowly trying to let my racing heart slow down. This test would either make or break me. Itachi peered up at me still working on his test probably double checking no doubt. I slapped my hand against my head. I should have doubled checked my answers. How could I have forgotten? I slumped in my seat and stared up at the ceiling. I haven't looked up at it in a while there are some newly added pencils and even some fresh pieces of gum. Nice. I wonder how people get them up there. Well, in our class I'm not too surprised. Jiraiya isn't in the class any longer than he has to be. I lifted up my hand and started to connect the pencils and before I knew it the bell rang breaking me from my stupor. I was just in the middle of making a bird out of the pencils and gum.
Sasori and a few other people still worked on the test. Itachi got up slowly and turned in his test. He walked out the door without even looking at me. Not that I really expected him to. Okay, I did. I would go after him if I could, but I'm getting a ride from Sasori today. Itachi has to go out of town with his parents for the weekend. This means I wouldn't get the whole spring break with him, but I'll take anything I can get right now. He could have at least said good bye or how do you think you did or something.
I stayed in my seat, waiting for Sasori to finish his test. I could hear the rustling of paper behind me. Sasori must've finished. He delivered his test to Jiraiya. While he was at Jiraiya's desk I started to pack my things up.
"Deidara," I looked up to find Jiraiya waving me over. "I would like to talk to you before you head out to spring break." He grinned. I wonder what he's thinking. I bet it's something perverted. Of all the teachers in the school I have to be stuck with the perverted one. He's a great teacher even though I don't particularly like the subject or anything, but if it were anything else I might have a greater appreciation for it.
"Coming," I said getting up from chair it scraped on the tile as I pushed it in. Sasori slapped my shoulder in what I would like to think was a comforting manner, but in reality it stung like hell. I rubbed my sore shoulder as I stood in front of Jiraiya's desk. "Jiraiya?" I asked.
He looked up from a paper. A wide smile broke out across his face. "You have improved so much Deidara. I would not normally grade a students test this early because it's not fair to the other student's, but Itachi came to me before class and said that it was vital for you to know in order to able to experience something fantastic over spring break, if you got the grade."
I swallowed hard. Itachi did that for me? "And?" I inquired. My heart started hitting my chest like a humming bird trying to escape a cage.
"You got a ninety six percent!"
"Are you serious?" I could barely contain my excitement. My eyes went wide and my breathing became labored.
"Yes, I am. Calm down. Are you going to be okay?"
"I'm just a little light headed. I never thought I would do so well in here. No offense, but I think English is boring especially poetry."
"None taken. Now get out of here and don't do anything I wouldn't do." Jiraiya grinned. Is there anything he wouldn't do? I shook my head not the time to be thinking about that right now. I passed my test and I get to be with Itachi. I almost, I repeat almost had the urge to dance, but I resisted it when I found Sasori leaning against the wall outside our class room. His hands were in his pockets and he was chewing on his lower lip, gaze glued to the floor.
"So how did it go?" He asked as we started to walk to his car.
"I got the score I needed," I said trying to suppress a smile. It was becoming more and more difficult.
"And you were worried for nothing," Sasori said as we walked out into the bright sunshine.
"I had good reason to be worried. You know how horrible I am at school much less my worst subject."
"It just goes to show that you just need some motivation for you to be able to do certain things."
"And what great motivation I have," I said as I got in Sasori's truck. My cell started ringing as I buckled myself in. I didn't bother to look at the caller id and just flipped it open. "Hello?"
"How did it go?" Itachi said from the other side of the phone.
I smiled without even knowing it. "I got a ninety six!"
"That's wonderful," Itachi's voice sounded low. He didn't sound too excited. If he didn't want to spend spring vacation with me he didn't have to, although we did have a deal, but I'm not going to force him.
"You don't sound too thrilled about it," I said. My smiled turned in to a frown quickly.
Itachi didn't say anything for a few moments. I wanted to clutch at my chest, my heart was sinking. "Deidara, my parents, brother, and I are going to be gone for the entire week of spring break. They said it would be a great time to do business and also to spend some family time together. I won't be able to see you at all."
"That's fine," I said, but my voice cracked. This wasn't how it was supposed to go. We're supposed to be able to be together right now.
"Are you sure?"
"Yeah, maybe another time or something."
"Okay, I'll see you in a week." The line went dead. Not even a good bye.
I sucked in air through my mouth and let it out through my nose. "Well that sucks."
Sasori glanced over at me before looking back at the road. "What happened?"
"He's going to be with his family for spring break where ever they're at and have some family bonding or something like that."
"Sorry man," Sasori said. He shifted in his seat. "Hey, you want to play video games at my house?" I nodded knowing that this was the best Sasori could do for me right now. I clutched my phone closer to me hoping it would ring, it would be Itachi telling me that he was just joking because this can't be real this horrible pain that's starting to bloom in my chest.
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