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When; January 4th
Rating; PG-13
Characters; Kaku and Jyabura
Summary; Having conversation about this and that in their apartment after Jyabura has shown Kaku the important parts of the City
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"So I heard you have a date tonight?!"

Jyabura was absolutely not able to hide a mocking grin on his face, considering that it was his 'fault' Kaku was stuck up in some kind of date with a completely unknown girl just on his second day in the City. But he meant it well, and it's the thought that counts, right? Making friends in that city was very important, especially now that one more of that filthy pirates had shown up.

He took another sip of sake out of a tiny bowl, leaned back into the sofa and gave Kaku a very amused look. "You better don't fuck this one up. She seems to have a lot of friends who care about the well-going of this date..." he grinned. Good Lord, he would kill to get the chance to watch them secretely having their date, but alas that was out of question. In the end he could really end up with a poodle cut...

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Kaku was probably right. About all he mentioned. Though Robin had obviously feelings for him in return, he wasn't sure if they were even half as intense as those he had for her. He was dead sure that she still cares about her pirate nakama much more than she'd ever care about him, no matter if he was the father of their child or not.

"I don't ask from you that you start to like her or something. I had more time to think about that than you, much more. But killing her is no option to deal with it. She carries my child, after all. And you'd kill it with her." He started to scratch the scar across his eye, which was always a sign of insecurity.

Kaku reach over to the table, taking hold of a gingerbread man. "Well, I'm just saying..." Kaku said, "My offer will still stand if you ever chose to use it." With that, he bit the head off the cookie.

"Oh my God," he said, "Whoever made this gingerbread, marry them right now."

Jyabura was not in the mood for lame jokes. Even if they were intended to tighten the situation down, which he doubted.

"Stop kidding. I don't ever wanna hear again that you're willing to kill my children." He crossed his arms and tried to lie in his corner of the sofa as comfortable as possible. "Nor the girl I love."

"Jyabura," Kaku said, setting his cookie down. "Remember back in Enies, the cafeteria lady who you said you loved? And how you wrote her love poems every day and sang outside her window and such? Remember how she threw cream of wheat at you and told you to leave her alone? You thought that was love? Well, this Robin thing is a bit like this. She's not one of us, Jyabura. She betrayed us."

"THE SOLDIERS SAID IT WOULD WORK THAT WAY!" he screamed at Kaku, grabbed a cookie and threw it at him in rage. Evil cookie attack. He curled up into his sofa corner even more and wished to vanish right now. Fucking squarenose.

It took him quite a while to get out of this mental state of a 15-year-old back to a man who was nearly 40. "She didn't betray me. I couldn't care less who the public enemy is, it's just a name, nothing more. I don't take it personal, you know? It doesn't matter, she carries my child. That's the point."

Kaku leaned over and began to scratch Jyabura behind the ear. "There, there, puppy," Kaku cooed. "She's our enemy, I know you don't care, but the question is really, if she cares. I mean, if she hates you to the core on a day she isn't cursed, well... There's plenty of women out there who'd be lucky to have you, you know that?"

The redhead was feeling considerably more sympathetic. "Talk to her, see if she wants you to even be part of her kid's life. If not, well, that's just the way things will have to go, wolffy."

He hid his face behind his hand, at least to cover the horrific blush on it. That was kind of embarassing, really embarassing.

"She doesn't hate me. She likes me." He was sure about that, at least. You don't sleep with people voluntary you don't at least like. Well, there were people who didn't even care about that. But Robin wasn't that kind of girl. He hoped. "But I doubt that she loves me. Which is not that surprising, if you consider that I'm a CP9 agent, after all."

He sighed. Not being able to tell if she even liked him enough wasn't good. It was in fact quite wrong. "I guess you're right, then. Seems like I have to go on a date too, very soon." he said with rolling eyes.

Kaku patted Jyabura on the back and stood up, taking another candy cane. "Well, just get your composure back. Things are gonna be fine, pup. I, on the other hand, need to go take a shower," he said, unwrapping the candy cane. He pause for a moment, picking up another one. "It might be a long shower. I don't want to go hungry... You better not eat any of that gingerbread while I'm in the shower either."

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