And Then They Make Out

And then they make out

andrew minyard was so sassy about being the only one driving his car but it was prob just because he was embarrassed about how long it would take to push the seat back.

aftg need to be studied because i have never met someone that’s read the books and been normal about it

someone needs to do research on how these books are basically a drug

Kevin’s exy obsession is honestly so endearing. It’s all he has left of his mother. The sport she created and poured so much of her heart and soul into. It was her life. This was her game. She shared it with the world, but most importantly with her son.

And Riko acted as if Kevin was just borrowing it, tried to steal it from him. When in reality it was always Kevin’s to keep. He inherited it from his mother. It’s in his blood. And it’s poetic in a way that he takes it back with the help of his father.

But also how adorable it is that Kevin loves USC so much because they win the sportsmanship award named after his mother. That they not only play the game the way she intended but they succeed. How in a world where things were just a shade different, maybe Kevin could do the same. But he was a Raven and now a Fox, and he has to play his way.

Exy is Kevin Day’s game. Let him have it.

Thinking about how Andrew choked Kevin when he realised Neil was missing.

Andrew who would kill anyone who looked at Kevin the wrong way. Andrew who would stab whomever if it meant Kevin was safe. Andrew who saw a broken raven and said I’ll protect you and meant it and kept that promise like his life depended on it.

Andrew who nearly killed Allison because of a promise. Andrew who would’ve never talked to Neil again because of a promise.

Yet when there was ambulances and injured foxes and you were amazing before Neil’s gear with his phone, with a 0 on screen and a Baltimore caller ID, Andrew turned on Kevin.

Can you imagine being the other foxes and watching that happen? Knowing what Andrew would do to them for so much as breathing at Kevin in the wrong direction, now Neil was missing and Andrew was hurting Kevin and something is happening here.

Andrew and Kevin don’t have the luxury of a second language to talk to each other in, either. Whereas secrets were usually shared in French and German so the others couldn’t understand, now there’s nothing to hide behind, and Andrew doesn’t care either. Where is Neil, who is he, who’s taken him, is he safe? Is he alive?

Then picture being Kevin, knowing Andrew, knowing what this means, that Neil is more important to Andrew than he is now, so much so that he would hurt him for Neil. Not only does he know that; but he knows there’s a good chance that Neil is dead. If it’s his father, it’s not the Moriyama’s; he is the butchers son, after all, and the butcher was never keen to spare a life.

So the foxes know nothing and everything at the same time on that bus journey out to wait for his return. They know they’re hurt, that something is very wrong. They know Kevin has bruises around his neck, and Andrew can’t look him in the eye. They think they understand now why Neil got everything he asked for from Andrew; and Andrew thinks he might never see him again.

I’d say it was the quietest bus journey of their lives.