After Sai found more suitable company, Gin waited patiently to speak with Toushirou. Patience, after all, was one thing he had in spades. Well-laid plans didn't happen overnight.
It seemed Momo was having some trouble. While he couldn't hear their conversation, it was obvious as it had been before just what manner of relationship the two shared, whether they were keen on owning up to it or not.
Once Momo was engaged in conversation with another group, Gin took the opportunity to move. As tempting as it was, he had to remember not to tease the young captain. After a spectacle like that, a few wrong words could cost him.
"Taichou," he addressed the boy. His smile was muted, but never quite seemed to leave his lips. "A word?" The young captain was a stickler for rules and discipline in spite of Ran. Being concise and to-the-point, however, was not his strongest point. With any luck, they'd find some middle ground.
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It seemed Momo was having some trouble. While he couldn't hear their conversation, it was obvious as it had been before just what manner of relationship the two shared, whether they were keen on owning up to it or not.
Once Momo was engaged in conversation with another group, Gin took the opportunity to move. As tempting as it was, he had to remember not to tease the young captain. After a spectacle like that, a few wrong words could cost him.
"Taichou," he addressed the boy. His smile was muted, but never quite seemed to leave his lips. "A word?" The young captain was a stickler for rules and discipline in spite of Ran. Being concise and to-the-point, however, was not his strongest point. With any luck, they'd find some middle ground.