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After the meet up with Kageyama and y/n they went to the bus.... y/n was sleeping in Sugawara's lap while Kageyama was sitting at the back, Kageyama wanted to hold his little sister but Sugawara was to selfish to give y/n back to her brother. After a few minutes of driving, they're now at camp with the other players like Aoba Joshai, Shiratorizawa, Nekoma and Fukurodani [ is that how you spell it- *slapped*]
Karasuno hearing one loud scream while y/n was just there being passed around by the others...
y/n PoV
"eh... whats that sound" you asked Tanaka, "dont mind it y/n theres just kids playing :)" "ohhh okayy" you smiled brightly, Daichi called everyone "guys lets go to our room" they all nodded then Kageyama approached you and the others, and gently grabbed you in his arms then you snuggled your face in your chest and when Suga saw you two he 'awe'd on what you did... After a few minutes of being carried in your brothers arms you were there with a big room that was prepared with futons and big windows... the managers went to the Karasuno room and when they saw you, they ran up to you, and you were babied by them-
"waahh shes so cute!" or "how old are you" was the only the things youve heard and some squirming about your cuteness. one of the volleyball went in your room and you got it, "ball...?" you asked "yes thats a ball.... now who threw it here" Yamaguchi said, "guys i think you need to go now... your coach might get a-angry" Yachi explained "yeah we should... bye y/n-chan/y/n-cchi" the managers bid their goodbyes to you and left the room...
a/n
okay, i went to my friend's discord server and saw gore, god i almost cried
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Kageyama's Little Sister
FanfictionBeing Kageyama's little sister is really hard, especially when hes rude n all those stuff... You being the youngest, and he most likely fond of you of how shy and cute around others, think he would bring you to training camp because mom and dad was...
