Most of the time, he acted on instinct: Aomine just let his body move according to his impulses, and it’s pretty much worked out for him just fine, both in basketball and out. He just found these impulses to have been slightly more confusing when it came to Kise.
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Aomine agrees to help with Kise’s stalker situation, which apparently involved hand holding and attempts at conversations that didn’t involve head butts, and maybe surviving angry seniors.
“Oh my god, Kise,” Aomine gasped, staring straight at Horikita Mai’s breasts, just yards away. “I think I love you.”
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It wasn’t until his third year of high school that he asked himself.
‘What do you like more? Basketball or Kise?’
When he searched for the answer, it became unbelievably clear to him.
Aomine knew he was selfish, at the best of times. So he hardly surprised himself when the only truthful answer he could give himself was both. READING:13
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…and one epilogue. Kagami witnesses first-hand the struggles of being friends with Aomine and Kise.
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The problem with genius is that it is always accompanied by either boredom or madness.
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“You think you’re the first one who’s ever approached me with an indecent proposal?”
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Inspired by: ‘We’ve been fucking with no strings attached but I just saw you go upstairs with another guy and I’m drunk and following you both upstairs to punch the shit out of him.“
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Everything gets a little weird when Kise and Kagami suddenly start dating.
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“No-body’s dead,” he said eventually, softly. “All evening, and no-body’s dead.”
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