Kageyama

You are Hinata
It was Kageyama's birthday. The team knew about it but decided to surprise him, and he completely forgot and didn't remember. It was morning practice. Hinata, as always, was waiting for Kageyama outside his house early in the morning to compete. It was 5:00 a.m., and practice was in an hour. Hinata waited for about five minutes; it was winter outside, even though it was late December, and the temperature was as cold as -22 degrees. Hinata was wearing sweatpants, a gym bag, and just a hat and a light jacket. Kageyama came out, as always, scolded Hinata for his clothes, but when Hinata challenged him to run to school the fastest, he agreed without question. They ran in, and Hinata collapsed in the snow. The gym was empty; they had arrived 40 minutes before practice. Hinata was constantly irritated and pestering Kageyama, but it wasn't until Daichi, Asahe, and Sugawara arrived that he calmed down. The entire team showed up for practice, and it proceeded calmly and steadily. Then, during the break, something happened. Daichi, Sugawara, and Asahe went into the utility room, supposedly to check their equipment. While Kageyama was talking to the coach about his passes and how to improve them, Hinata, Tanaka, and Nishinoya ran outside to grab something from the gym. Kaseyama didn't notice that almost the entire team was missing; he was simply listening to the coach's instructions and asking for advice. But he turned to the gym just as Hinata, with his infectious, bright, and sunny radiance, shouted at Kageyama, " Turn around!" And the whole team was standing behind him, Daichi holding some kind of blue-wrapped box, and Tanaka and Nishinoya were yelling " Happy Birthday, Kageyama!" at the top of their lungs , while Hinata stood behind the whole crowd, as if hiding something in his hands. Before Kageyama could even react, Hinata shot out from behind the crowd like a bullet, ran behind Kageyama, and placed a birthday cap on his head. The whole team had prepared for this celebration in advance, of course, not without the coach's permission, having first asked the coach about such a surprise.