Through Life
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Final Fantasy VII › Yaoi - Male/Male
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Final Fantasy VII › Yaoi - Male/Male
Rating:
Adult ++
Chapters:
42
Views:
1,398
Reviews:
9
Recommended:
0
Currently Reading:
0
Disclaimer:
I, sadly, own no part of Final Fanstasy, gain no money from this, yadda yadda yadda. Otherwise we would have something more like this.
Class time
Cloud looked up from his textbook in worry. He watched as Zack cheerfully lectured on the different types of materia used in combat.
Cloud knew the cheerfulness was false.
Zack was finished quickly, assigning reading for that night. He sat at his desk, disinterestedly reading through the material himself. He glanced up and caught Cloud looking at him. The blond's eyes were full of concern. Zack ashamedly looked down, unable to keep the gaze. He regretted the note, not having the heart or guts to say the words in person.
The class was soon over, but not quickly enough.
Cadets filed from the room, talking amongst themselves. Cloud slowly gathered his books, approaching Zack when the room was empty but for them.
Zack sat, head in his hands. He heard Cloud walk up to the desk and stop. He looked up.
"Cadet?" was his one murmured word.
"Sir." Cloud began then wasn't sure how to continue.
"I received your letter."
Zack nodded mutely. He didn't trust his voice anymore.
"I don't want you to do this." Cloud said desperately. "I can handle it, Zack. You don't have to take my place."
"You are correct."
Briefly, Cloud wondered if Sephiroth planned on turning up in such inopportune moments.
Yes, he decided, he did.
"Sir." Cloud saluted.
Sephiroth nodded at the cadet. He walked up to Zack's side, reaching down and brushing the man's hair away from his face. Zack visibly shuddered at the contact, and Cloud was angered. His friend shouldn't go through this, no matter how much he cared for him!
He knew that, unfortunately, Zack would never stop.
"Dismissed, cadet." Sephiroth said lowly.
Cloud momentarily hesitated before saying. "Sir. Goodbye, Fair."
Sephiroth watched Zack watch Cloud walk away. Zack looked up at the General when Cloud was gone.
"I assume you want something?"
"You might recall a conversation we had earlier."
Zack said softly. "That could be anything."
Sephiroth leaned down to whisper. "I almost took him, there."
The younger SOLDIER turned his head, eyes wide with alarm. "You said-"
"I kept my word, did I not?"
It was true- he did keep his word.
Zack murmured. "Yes."
"Then you're doing it right." Sephiroth smirked. "And Cloud will have nothing to worry about."
Zack did not watch Sephiroth leave the room. There was something sick about that statement.
-T.B.C.-
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Cloud knew the cheerfulness was false.
Zack was finished quickly, assigning reading for that night. He sat at his desk, disinterestedly reading through the material himself. He glanced up and caught Cloud looking at him. The blond's eyes were full of concern. Zack ashamedly looked down, unable to keep the gaze. He regretted the note, not having the heart or guts to say the words in person.
The class was soon over, but not quickly enough.
Cadets filed from the room, talking amongst themselves. Cloud slowly gathered his books, approaching Zack when the room was empty but for them.
Zack sat, head in his hands. He heard Cloud walk up to the desk and stop. He looked up.
"Cadet?" was his one murmured word.
"Sir." Cloud began then wasn't sure how to continue.
"I received your letter."
Zack nodded mutely. He didn't trust his voice anymore.
"I don't want you to do this." Cloud said desperately. "I can handle it, Zack. You don't have to take my place."
"You are correct."
Briefly, Cloud wondered if Sephiroth planned on turning up in such inopportune moments.
Yes, he decided, he did.
"Sir." Cloud saluted.
Sephiroth nodded at the cadet. He walked up to Zack's side, reaching down and brushing the man's hair away from his face. Zack visibly shuddered at the contact, and Cloud was angered. His friend shouldn't go through this, no matter how much he cared for him!
He knew that, unfortunately, Zack would never stop.
"Dismissed, cadet." Sephiroth said lowly.
Cloud momentarily hesitated before saying. "Sir. Goodbye, Fair."
Sephiroth watched Zack watch Cloud walk away. Zack looked up at the General when Cloud was gone.
"I assume you want something?"
"You might recall a conversation we had earlier."
Zack said softly. "That could be anything."
Sephiroth leaned down to whisper. "I almost took him, there."
The younger SOLDIER turned his head, eyes wide with alarm. "You said-"
"I kept my word, did I not?"
It was true- he did keep his word.
Zack murmured. "Yes."
"Then you're doing it right." Sephiroth smirked. "And Cloud will have nothing to worry about."
Zack did not watch Sephiroth leave the room. There was something sick about that statement.
-T.B.C.-
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