After a long day of school, Nagi took a shower and sat down at his computer. He didn't even eat - he was too lazy to chew. Reo kindly canceled their training, instead saying that he was going to crash at his place for the night. Well, Nagi didn't mind.

And so, at 12 o'clock in the evening, a quiet but cozy silence hung in Nagi's quiet house, in one of the rooms of which two guys had settled down. The room was dark and quiet. The only light came from the computer and the night light, and there was a bag of open chips lying somewhere on the bed.

Reo was lying on Nagi's bed in his pajamas, lazily typing something on his phone. Or maybe he was already asleep. Nagi didn't know, too distracted by the game in front of him. It was already quite late, they had chatted enough and were now just relaxing, busy with their own affairs, before going to bed.

“Fuck. Died.. Hassle...” Nagi's quiet curse cut through the silence as he stared at the defeat screen on his computer. Although, as always, there was no irritation in his voice - pure indifference. It was almost funny to see that even despite losing, Nagi's face still had the same serene expression, although his fingers barely squeezed the mouse.

He rarely lost and was a professional at gaming, but today his thoughts were distracted by someone. Specifically, a figure lying on the bed a few meters from his gaming chair. But Nagi, of course, didn’t admit it, blaming it all on bad teammates.

Nagi took off his headphones and leaned back, looking at the dim computer screen for a couple of seconds, deciding that he had played enough for today. Nagi usually didn't stay up this late, but tomorrow was the weekend - so he could afford to stay up later, right?

Taking a look at Reo's figure on his bed, barely visible in the darkness of the room, Nagi asked quietly.

“Sleeping?” A monotonous voice sounded very close. The bed sagged under his weight as Nagi settled down next to him. He lay down on his side of the bed, lying on his side to look at his sleeping friend with a thoughtful gaze.

Nagi didn't know what he felt for Reo. He didn't want to think about it. It was hassle. For now, he was just comfort.