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If you had walked into the apartment, the first thing you saw would have been twisted limbs under a heavy quilt, all the lights out except for the flashing television screen. It was 'movie night' on a warm Saturday evening. Saki twirled Kouta's hair with his fingers, winding them in the thick gray locks of hair. The movie was one that they had both picked out, about a boy who was looking for his parents. They could both relate to that. "Saki," Kouta whispered, his voice hushed. The blonde looked down at his friend, eyebrows raised. "Yes?" "This movie is boring. Let's go for a walk." The blue-eyed boy replied. Saki laughed quietly, pushi

L knew that Light was Kira. He had no doubt about it. Every single day he got more and more convinced. He saw the way Light's eyes had changed the day that Higuchi was killed. Contrary to popular belief, L did feel. And the sick feeling of dread that welled up in his stomach that night proved it. Light had been a great actor about it all, and had no trouble convincing everyone that he wasn't, in fact, the psychopathic killer. He had almost convinced L. Almost. L had watched Light very carefully those last few days. The lingering touches and silent glances between them never stopped, but his eyes… Oh, those eyes. He noticed how they s

  “Zetsu-san?”                 Silence. “Zetsu-san!?”            A grunt, and then a shuffle followed. “ZETSU-SAN!”               Zetsu’s eyes snapped open, and he glared at the masked boy standing at the front of his bed.          “What is it, Tobi? Better make it quick.” He asked, trying to keep the anger out of his voice. “I

It was late at night, and the moon hung in the sky like a white hook, its glow lighting the dark night. Deidara shivered in his thin clothes, walking down the alleyway. It was Friday evening, and he had just gotten done with one of his clients. They offered to take him home, but Deidara politely declined. It was probably because he didn’t exactly have a home. Since Deidara’s father had died, his mother had gone into what seemed like a numbness that Deidara couldn’t fix. She just sat on the couch, staring blankly at the wall. She refused to eat, so most of the time Deidara had to force something down her throat. They had no sou

     Sasori watched Deidara with narrowed eyes. His partner was lagging behind, his lips formed in a pout. “Danna!” He whined. “It’s late! We need to get some sleep, un! Let’s rent a room.” “No, brat. We rented one last night. We can find a cave and sleep in it, alright?” He looked around. Something about the woods they were walking in felt off. And it seemed to just get darker and darker. “But let’s get out of here first, alright?”      Deidara blinked his eyes. “Are you alright Danna? You seem nervous, un.” “I’m fine!” He snapped. He wa

PT 1 Naruto looked over at Sasuke, a pleading look on his face. They were walking down a dirt path, on a mission that Kakashi-Sensei had sent them on. Sakura was sick with the flu, so it was only he and Naruto. The blonde brat was lagging behind, and Sasuke turned and looked at him. “What is it?” He grumbled. “I’m hungry, Sasuke-Kun!” He said, his big blue eyes blinking. His eyelashes were so long…Sasuke shook his head angrily. Don’t distract yourself. “Too bad,” Sasuke replied. Naruto pouted, his lower lip sticking out. Sasuke stared at it. He wanted to run his finger along it, and then h