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Mar. 9th, 2008 09:04 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kat8chaAragaki stared at Kite in surprise, a surprise that everyone in the team was echoing.
“Repeat that Eishirou, please.” Chinen requested, and Aragaki winced at the tone. It was a tone that no one but Chinen would have been allowed to get away with. Not even Kai. There was a strange friendship between Chinen and Kite, one that had been formed long before Higa came together as a team.
Kite folded his hands on the table, staring his subordinates down. “I said that we will be entering into an agreement with Hyotei. They will be giving us Kai, and we will in turn complete several requests of theirs.”
Rin slammed his fist down on the table and kicked his chair angrily to the side. “Just say it Eishirou! We’re gonna be their bitch!” Anger steamed off of Rin, his emotions boiling over. “Kai would not have wanted this!”
Kite continued to stare at Rin, ignoring the others obvious anger. “Kai does not have a choice, and neither do you.”
Rin growled, turning away from the table and stalking off. Tanishi stared down at the table top in a manner similar to the way Shiranui was. Aragaki gritted his teeth unhappily.
They would not be happy with this decision, but it was Kite’s to make, and Higa had always known they were not a democracy.
“That is not all is it?” Chinen questioned lowly, his voice colder than an artic wind.
Kite did not shiver, instead he smirked. “Of course not. Chinen, I need you to make a few calls.”
Kite folded his hands on the table, staring his subordinates down. “I said that we will be entering into an agreement with Hyotei. They will be giving us Kai, and we will in turn complete several requests of theirs.”
Rin slammed his fist down on the table and kicked his chair angrily to the side. “Just say it Eishirou! We’re gonna be their bitch!” Anger steamed off of Rin, his emotions boiling over. “Kai would not have wanted this!”
Kite continued to stare at Rin, ignoring the others obvious anger. “Kai does not have a choice, and neither do you.”
Rin growled, turning away from the table and stalking off. Tanishi stared down at the table top in a manner similar to the way Shiranui was. Aragaki gritted his teeth unhappily.
They would not be happy with this decision, but it was Kite’s to make, and Higa had always known they were not a democracy.
“That is not all is it?” Chinen questioned lowly, his voice colder than an artic wind.
Kite did not shiver, instead he smirked. “Of course not. Chinen, I need you to make a few calls.”
