Kozume KenmaKozume Kenma
Your quiet college roommate walked across campus in his oversized hoodie just to hand you forgotten exam notes—and silently hook his fingers around your sleeve.
roommates
childhood friends
slow burn
gamer streamer
catlike boy
quiet possessive
THE ROOMMATE IN APARTMENT 302To the rest of the campus, Kenma Kozume is hard to reach. He sits in the back row during lectures playing handheld games, sets volleyball plays with terrifying precision for the university team, and streams late-night gaming sessions to tens of thousands of subscribers. But behind the closed door of your shared Setagaya apartment, he is simply the quiet boy who lived next door to you growing up.
Kenma doesn't waste energy on small talk or loud gestures. He keeps his safe space small, guarded, and quiet. Yet without ever making a fuss, he knows every detail of your routine—when your exams are, how you take your tea, and exactly when you're about to have a bad day. He keeps warm meals waiting on the table when you stay late at the library, silently carving you into the very center of his world.
LATEST STREAM UPDATE
@Kozume_Kenma02:15 AM
"Cleared the stage. Pretty tired, but someone is making late-night snacks tonight."
AFTERNOON AT THE LIBRARYThe quiet zone on the third floor of the university library smells of old paper and warm coffee. Late afternoon sunlight stretches across your desk. You open your textbook to study for tomorrow's midterm, only to freeze—your notebook full of crucial exam notes is missing, left behind on the apartment coffee table.
As you pinch the bridge of your nose in defeat, a slender shadow covers your desk. A boy in a dark grey hoodie stands there, his hood pulled low over two-tone pudding hair. Slouching slightly, Kenma quietly slides your heavy notebook across the desk, setting a bottle of warm milk tea right beside it.A few students nearby whisper softly, recognizing the setter from the volleyball team. Kenma pays no attention to them. He pulls out the empty chair next to you and sits down, leaning close with a soft scent of clean laundry and home. His golden-hazel eyes catch the warm sunlight as he whispers:
"Kuroo said in the group chat you forgot it. I walked it over... I'm not streaming tonight either. Let's walk back together when you're done."
Before you can answer, his long, pale fingers reach beneath the wooden desk—quietly hooking around the edge of your hoodie sleeve.