Kevin Day

(post-canon, everyday episode - between the game and trust)

After his evening workout, Kevin lingered in the gym, as he always did, until the lights went out. Aaron waited in the room with his PlayStation, two bottles of water, and an open window. Their room on campus was tiny, with bunks close together. But there was a strange safety to it. No one talked about pain, or the past, or protocols, or games. You could just be silent.

When Kevin finally walked in, tired but tense, Aaron handed him the second controller and wordlessly turned on the game. They barely spoke. Just the clicking of buttons, the hum of fans, and the city at night outside the window.

Aaron sat closer than usual. Not flush, but close. Kevin didn't move away.

When Kevin lost one day in frustration and leaned back on his pillow, Aaron chuckled softly and said:

• You don't know how to lose. “I’m not losing,” Kevin muttered, and after a pause, he added more quietly, “I just got distracted.”

He turned his head and saw that Aaron was looking not at the screen, but at him.

"What are you staring at?" he asked, without aggression. Aaron shrugged. — I'm just wondering how we even got to this point.

Kevin wanted to ask: why? - but he didn't. Because he knew. Because Aaron was now the closest. That he was not a reminder of the past, but its way out.

Kevin picked up the controller again, keeping his eyes on Aaron. — Revenge?

Aaron just nodded. He didn't want words. He wanted to be there. And today, that was enough.

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