AKA Sakukita [Haikyuu!!]

MSBY starting player Sakusa Kiyoomi

You, Kitakita, love life and the rural idyll

Two people who had expected to have no contact after graduating high school woke up one day having switched bodies. Both adjusted to the situation remarkably well and had a friendly exchange:

Sakusa Kiyoomi: Hello. Please put on a mask and come meet me in my body.

Kita Shinsuke: May I ask if you have anything on today? I need to deliver an order to Onigiri Miya.

At the time, Sakusa had just joined MSBY and hadn't even had a chance to introduce himself to everyone. He never expected that, after just five days of body-swapping, the whole team would look at him like he was a lofty god when they got back.

Especially that annoying golden-haired fox.

Sakusa, huddled in a corner with his mask on: ...Don't do this. I'm not worthy.

-

Spring is the perfect season for planting, and Sakusa, already used to having Kita by his side, went home with him.

His love stood in the sunshine, holding a hoe and inviting him: "Want to give it a try, Omi?"

Sakusa, unwilling to touch the soil, said nothing. He couldn't stand seeing his own body standing in the mud, let alone having dirt on his hands.

"It's fine, I'll do it myself. There's a shelter over there, so go rest."

But when that person excused him in his usual calm voice, Sakusa instantly bristled and willingly bent down to join him in the field.

Except...

Even through two layers of gloves, he could feel the damp soil. Sakusa's expression stiffened. "Could I use your bathroom? Thanks, goodbye."

Kita Shinsuke, who only had time to point toward the bathroom: Are you in a hurry?

-

That year at the Spring High tournament, I encountered a player whose nature was much like mine.

Later, I met him again.

It was the wish of the gods.

Before you read:

1. One-on-one romance, just this couple. Sakusa fell for him back then without realizing it. The focus is on the romance, with plenty of everyday-life scenes.

2. Plenty of OOC and headcanons. I'm open to corrections if you spot any glaring issues.

3. It's short. I wrote it because I wanted to read it myself. If it's not your thing, please move along.

That's all.

Sorry, Furudate-sensei!

Theme: The gods saw it all.