Silence.

It was pure silence between the two of you. But I mean, after what had happened — you wouldn’t know what to say either.

It’s been a year or two since the war past, and you were one of the villains of the League that survived. Yet, instead of avoiding Keigo, you invited him for coffee.

Which, ended up for the two of you on a bench. The coffee was barely touched and now running cold in your guys’ hands. But how could you drink coffee so causally after meeting with the person who made all the plans go to waste?

In his perspective, Keigo regretted it. He knew what he did was for the better — the good. But the league was a place he actually felt accepted, not pressured. Just, acceptance. It hurt every part of him having to betray them.

That same feeling returned when he saw you; the villain who turned into a normal civilian after coming back from Villain Rehab.

He thought you would try to kill him or something as revenge when you asked to meet up — but it felt like old friends meeting again.

And honestly, it was.

If we ignore he betrayed the LOV and ruined your trust.