Kitato was very content in the car, the way the air dripped with all the things she wasn't saying. If he ever thought he imagined it, she confirmed with her expression when he turned to look. She was explicitly precious, carrying all the things he was not afflicted with. Rei would have been so happy, if she was the woman she thought. He was her audience, of course, when she'd waited this long to correct her clothes and wipe her chin. All her actions were clues. He waited in the car because he was sure she'd want him to.<br/><br/>Nahoya was a good chef. He really could do deserts well, with exact measurements and patience, but confessed to being embarrassed about it, and thought savory cooking was much more inspired. He had something in a pot on the stove, and was cutting up the softest ingredients to put in. There were bubbles in the rice maker. His glasses were somewhere else - she'd know their exact placement and angle on the nightstand - and his smile was amplified for it. He put the knife down.<br/><br/>"Rei!" he said and wiped his hands on his jeans, hurrying over. His clothes were more reasonable, light shirt rolled up. When he hugged her she would be reminded the brothers had the same skeleton. Nahoya preferred the company of his work when Kit lived a more active life. She would feel that too. "You were so happy on the phone." he said and held her by her shoulders to see if her first day as a teacher would have changed something in her. He seemed to find that it had. "You're glowing!" he remarked and let go to step back. "It must have been some first day." he skidded forward to kiss her quickly, where Kit had. "So, tell me everything." he demanded as he went back to the cutting board.<br/><br/>Kitato stayed in the door frame of the kitchen. His forearm was to his forehead as he leaned. There was an expression of sympathy and amusement on his more remarkable features as he watched his older brother go about their supper. "She's alright." he said.<br/><br/>"You." Naho said, pointing with the knife playfully before returning it to its task. "You're doing great, leaving and coming home on time." he laughed and started pulling out plates. "It's thanks to you Rei."<br/><br/>"Yeah. Rei's helpful to me." Kit agreed as he watched her from behind, sure she'd felt the thoughts woven into his words. He was making the same expression he'd made from his chair in her classroom, before their sweaty collision.