Kuroko Alternate Ending

Kuroko walked back into his living room to see that the other five guys had not moved much. The only obvious difference was that Kise was not sitting next to Murasakibara. He quickly found that they did not notice him and he relaxed a little. Born with a very low, mostly undetectable presence had left Kuroko accustomed to being unnoticed. He found that though it was considered a curse, his low presence came quite in handy at times. He spotted Akashi still lying down on the side of the couch he had left him on, and felt a sudden urge to do an act of revenge for the unnecessary touching from before. Picking a shirt from the pile he was holding he pulled his arm back, and then threw the wadded up shirt at the redhead.
Akashi had seen Kuroko the minute he had entered the room and was highly amused at his light-blue head’s antics. He swiftly caught the shirt before it could hit his head, not that his head was in any danger in the first place. The throw was a bit weak. He slowly turned to show Kuroko a smirk. …show more content…
Murasakibara arched his brow in annoyance and quickly pushed off the clingy blonde.
“Ghost!” Kise continued to yell before Aomine knocked him on the top of his head. Kise looked at the tan blue head with tears gathering in the corner of his eyes. “Mou, Aominecchi!”
Aomine ruffled the blonde’s hair in a quick apology. “It’s Kuroko, idiot, not a ghost.” He gestured towards Kuroko, whose expression was as blank as ever.
“Thank you, Aomine-san for noticing me,” Kuroko purposely stated, knowing that his words would irk a certain redhead.
Akashi brushed off Kuroko’s cold shoulder, planning to get him back for it later. He took the shirt and pulled it over, giving a face of displeasure at the sudden covering of his skin. He watched as Kuroko began to pass out the rest of the shirts to the