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Revenge of The Nerds......Bad Boys Edition	By : Sexybvirgo Category: Naruto Crossovers > Yaoi - Male/Male Views: 3061 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
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Chapter Twenty One
Of Angels and Demons….and Misunderstandings
Allen
He realized, as they left the small cafe, that he hadn't had a good day like this in a long time. The cafe had been small and intimate, the lights low as not to distract from the makeshift stage that had been set up in the middle. Sitting in the relative darkness of the cafe the amazing feeling of sitting with an attractive man openly had been exhilarating. He was still high from it, his steps light as he waked beside Kanda. They were headed back to his room and he wondered shyly if the dark eyed, dark haired third year would try to kiss him. Most likely not. It was their first date after all. Though he hoped he would. He wanted to know if he could be attracted to someone other than Lavi.
The stray thought of his best friend brought back some of the frustration he'd managed to hold back the entire night and he couldn't stop the insidious thought that the night would have been much more entertaining if he'd had Lavi by his side. He scolded himself and turned his head slightly to take in the man at his side.
"Thank you so much for the invitation tonight. I loved the poetry!" He spoke cheerfully, sounding more confident than he actually felt.
"I thought you would. Most artists enjoy creativity at its rawest. It was pretty good. With the influx of first years there was a lot of new talent tonight." Yu was totally relaxed his stride limber. His dark eyes flashed at Allen as they walked back to his dorm. "I would really like to hear some of your music some time."
He almost tripped over his feet at the casual words. It had been too long since someone was genuinely interested in him and his hobby. "I can arrange that." Maybe on a second or third date. He vibrated with happiness, thinking of the possibilities of more time with the handsome man. Yu cast a slight smile at him from the corner of his mouth.
They walked through the clear, chilly night, their conversation turning to mundane things, like classes and such. All too soon the walls of his dorm rose before them.
"I'll walk you up," Yuu said when Allen hesitated at the doors, unsure of what to do, never having been on a date before. He beamed at Yuu and opened the door wide for the raven. Tension returned to his bones as they stepped over the threshold of his dorm. He was imagining all sorts of things in his head as they walked down the long hallway to the elevator, aimless chatter feeling the void of silence. The lift let out a small ding when it reached his floor and he felt a sense of relief as they stepped out.
It didn't last long.
Because his eyes were trained on the floor, he saw the shoes first, thin leather molded to long shapely feet. He followed them line of them up long, long perfectly proportioned legs clad in relaxed jeans, over trim hips. He stopped in shock. he knew those shoes. Those legs. Hell he'd spent enough time ogling them. He let his eyes continue their journey, stupefied by horror. A jet black waist length jacket obscured miles of shoulders, the spiky red hair tamed by a black bandana. The thin tee shirt completed the hard ass look, molding to the obvious muscles of his chest.
But the face. Oh that face. It sent a tremor through him like an earthquake, the cutting slash of cheeks that framed the masculine mold that was just this short of feminine.
Lavi looked up from where he was slouched against Allen's door, his dark viridescent eyes resembling cloudy jade. They touched on him briefly seeming to take in everything in an instant, before traveling to Yu. His striking patrician features stiffened at the sight of the third year, his sexy curved lips tightening with sudden anger. The flush of it outlined the high slash of his cheek bones, his almost delicate chin taking on a stubborn cast. The small, black studs in both ears only emphasized his handsomeness. And the danger of his presence.
Allen's feet stumbled at the sight and it took everything in him to continue his walk forward. He felt Yu's stiffness at his side and regretted that Lavi had shown up now.
"Lavi." His voice was thin in the small hallway, shocked. He almost wished he hadn't spoken.
Lavi's gaze swept over him, moving to Yu behind him, brightening with sudden animosity.
"Kanda."
Allen flinched at the silky, smooth tone, the anger clear in it.
"Lavi."
Yu responded in kind and it suddenly dawned on him that the two knew each other. It wasn't preposterous. They attended the same school after all. But the thick atmosphere was unaccounted for, the hostility between them flaring too quickly for a first meeting. He wondered just how well they knew each other.
"Lavi. What are you doing here?"
"Do I need a reason to be here? I want to talk to you. And since you wouldn't pick up your phone, here I am." Those verdant eyes turned to him and visibly softened, but were no less intense than when they'd entered the hall. "I thought you needed to speak to me too? Go away Yuu I need to talk with my…friend." He didn't look away from Allen as he said it but the command was unmistakable, the slightly, clumsy image he'd always projected gone for the moment.
Yu bristled at his side. "And who gave you the right to give orders?"
Lavi's regard switched like lightning and Allen couldn't see his expression because he was too close now to see Lavi's face without looking up, but it felt as if the fires of hell had suddenly sprang from the floor. Abruptly Allen spun around, placing a placating hand against Yu's shoulder as the man stepped forward.
"No, let me handle this. He's my childhood friend. I'll call you later."
Lavi's gaze dipped as Allen turned. He committed every curve to memory, lingering on the tight, high arch of his ass. Allen missed the erotic expression that transformed his face. But Yu didn't. He met Lavi's burning eyes squarely as they rose to meet his over Allen's shoulder, every line in his body screaming in possessiveness. He wanted to rebel against that clear ownership, but the look in Allen's vulnerable eyes stopped him. He knew that if he pressed his suit now he would lose. So he did the only thing he could he retreated graciously but not before pulling the small, gray haired boy into a hug, pressing his lips against his. He enjoyed the way that Lavi froze, wild discontent decorating his features.
"I'll talk to you later." He agreed, running a finger down the tender curve of Allen's cheekbone and took his leave.
Allen pulled in a deep breath and turned, giving Lavi a look that could cut glass. "What was that all about?"
"Is that the new friend you've just met?" Lavi answered. "You ditched me for Kanda Yuu? Really?" His tone was biting. "I didn't know that you were into men."
It was a lie, Lavi was aware of everything that went on with his silver eyed 'friend'. He waited as Allen hesitated, as he debated whether or not he should come clean.
He didn't like the way Lavi's intent eyes settled on him, dark with an emotion he couldn't decipher. It made his skin shiver, made his mouth dry as he considered the implications.
But what the hell? Lavi had avoided him all summer. What was the worse he could do now? He took a deep breath. "Yes, I like men. I always have."
Lavi's eyes hardened and Allen was so distraught with his confession that he took it for disgust and not the jealousy it really was. He jerked away, turning his eyes from the redhead, groping blindly for the doorknob and inserting the key. "It's okay if you don't want to be friends anymore."
"Allen, I didn't say-"
He slammed the door shut in the ginger's face and breathed a sigh of relief that he wasn't looking at him anymore. He slumped against the door and then lurched in surprise as a hard fist struck it. He'd thought Lavi would escape as fast as his feet would let him.
"Open this door right now."
He body quaked at the forcefulness of Lavi's tone. He was glad that he was on the other side of the door. He took a step away from it, telling himself that it was a step towards his future and not running from his past.
"Allen, if you don't open this door, I'll fucking break it down."
He paused, unsure. He'd never heard Lavi sound so threatening before, his voice soft with anger, so silky with menace that he feared what would if he did open the door.
"Well, don't you think you should open it?" A gruff voice growled, and his tall green haired roommate sauntered past him, grabbing the collar of his jacket as he went. "He's disturbing my sleep." He yanked open the door and deposited Allen outside of it with little aplomb and slammed it shut. Allen's and Lavi's surprised eyes met for a moment before anger returned to Lavi's. Allen found himself being manhandled again as the redhead's hand landed on his shoulder. He began to bustle him down the hall. It was no use planting his feet because Lavi's strength outweighed his, so all he could was go along for the ride.
"What are you-"
"Be quiet until we can get somewhere where we can talk." Lavi bit out not breaking his stride, pulling Allen along with him. The golden light of the hallway gilded his face, outlining the stark lines that were tense with anger. Allen wondered if it was weird to find him sexy at this moment. He'd never seen him this angry before and it was enlightening to see true emotion blazing from him. An earthy fragrance wafted from him, reminding Allen of sun warmed evergreens and the clean, clear lakes of a forest. The familiar smell, fired a response deep in the heart of him, making his legs weak. Lavi threw him a sharp glance when his steps faltered, his sensual lips thinning into a hard line.
"Please don't make me throw you over my shoulder," The redhead threatened as he pushed open the door that led outside.
Allen frowned at him. "What's gotten into you?"
"Be quiet," Lavi snapped again.
To his great relief there were no students walking around and the walk to Lavi's sleek, black two door mercedes benz was uneventful. It was when Lavi pushed him into the front seat that his heart began to thump like a war drum. Alone with Lavi. After he'd just admitted that he was into men, sent fear pumping through his veins and left him on the edge of dizziness. He didn't know what he was going to say. So when Lavi eased himself into the driver's seat, he turned his head forward and kept silent. The silence wasn't broken by either of them as Lavi started the low, purring engine and put the car into drive. Allen looked out at the passing scenery. Anything to keep from having to look at Lavi's angry visage and even though he wanted to know where they were headed he didn't have the courage to ask.
So it was a complete surprise when Lavi pulled into a intimate alcove that overlooked a beach. Blue, black waves crashed against sand silvered by the moon. Awkward tension tightened the air as Lavi shut the car off and rested his head on the headrest.
"Care to explain that little scene back there?" Lavi's voice cut the silence, still sharp despite it's forced blandness.
"What is there to explain?" He volleyed, hating that he felt so standoffish with his best friend.
"Maybe about why you slammed the door in my face as if I was going to denounce you for liking men."
"I wouldn't expect someone like you to understand," He returned mulishly.
"Someone like me?" Now anger was seeping into the atmosphere and he heard the leather seat creak as Lavi turned to look at him.
"Yeah, someone who goes through girls like someone changes outfits from day to day." He couldn't stop the bitterness from coloring his tone, the sheer jealousy that he felt from having Lavi hold someone other than him.
"Now you sound a little jealous," Lavi commented. "Is this how've you felt all along? That a supposed womanizer couldn't be friends with you? That I would automatically x you out of my life if I learned your true predilections?"
Allen hesitated to answer, because that was what he'd thought.
"I'm surprised. I thought you knew me better than that and disappointed. I've always thought that you should love someone who was beautiful inside and not for what gender they are."
Allen hunched his shoulders in amazement. "So you don't care who I date even if it's a man?"
"I didn't say that," Lavi returned harshly. "I mean Kanda Yuu? I think you can find someone better than that stuck up ass hole."
"Oh because that's not how I perceived him."
Lavi snorted. "Of course he wouldn't come off that way to you on your first date, but that guy is a grade A asshole."
"Why do you say that? Do you know him personally?'" Allen was curious, the animosity he'd felt in the hall hadn't been just erupted just because Kanda had been with Allen.
"I know some of the girls he's dated."
"Oh." Damn the surprises didn't stop coming tonight.
"Yeah, oh. Look at me damn it!"
Allen swung his head around in surprise. Lavi's jade eyes were focused on him with that same emotion he'd witnessed earlier. In the confined space of the car it was more dangerous, as though a typhoon was threatening to blow out of control. "Yes, I know some of the women he's dated and discarded without thought as well as some of the men. I don't want the same for you. You deserve someone who going to love you and cherish you for the clueless bastard that you are."
Allen grimaced at the statement, knowing he wanted the impossible, that that someone be Lavi. But he couldn't say that. "Well, I had a really good time with him tonight and I can't pull back just because someone's mad that a relationship didn't work out."
Lavi's gaze sharpened, narrowed down to little points of hostility. "So you're going to continue to date him? No matter what I say?"
Allen licked his lips nervously. "It's not that. It's just that I don't care for him like that. My first love didn't want me so why not date someone who well versed in relationships? It'll be fun and I'm not losing anything to do so. I want to have fun. I don't want to worry anymore. I won't get serious. If he is that way I won't let if effect me."
Lavi waded through everything he said and latched on to the statement he wanted to avoid. "Your first love? And who was that? Someone I know?" The redhead asked casually even though he felt anything but.
"No, no one you would have known," He denied quickly. "Now if you don't mind, I would like to go home now. I have class pretty early tomorrow."
"I don't want to take you right now. I'm enjoying spending time with you. We haven't had enough time for it lately."
"And whose fault is that?" Allen griped. "We were supposed to be roommates."
Lavi sighed. "I know, but I've been going through my own changes lately and the old dorm life isn't going to work out for me. But I promise that we'll hang out more."
Looking into Lavi's green, green gaze, Allen wished he could believe it.
XOver
Damn he is kinda clueless here! Well! Now I can move onto Monday Bwahahahahaha! I wonder if it will be as eventful as the weekend!
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