Haru was many things, but a good cook wasn’t one of them. Of course, he had bigger things to worry about, like how he couldn’t even get the questionably-edible slop the Hawks fed them from his plate to his mouth, always dropping his utensils in the process. Cooking was the one thing he didn’t have to worry about, and that was just a disaster waiting to happen.
...Which is why the fire alarm was going off at seven in the morning, with Haru himself desperately fanning away the smoke coming off of the innocent “omelette” he was trying to make for his boyfriend, Enaga.
It started off fine, at least in his head. He got up extra early to try and make breakfast for the two of them - Enaga mostly, though - and of course, he had to ignore all the telltale foreshadowing signs that he shouldn’t even be in a five foot radius of the kitchen. He had dropped two eggs, and when the third one got into the pan safely, the oil in the pan had been burning for so long that Haru now has to deal with tiny red burns from when dropping the egg in caused a mini-explosion.
It had only become an issue when Haru started zoning out thinking about their Sunday off together, which is why he was making breakfast in the first place. It was celebratory, in a way, but after the alarm ripped him away from his thoughts, he knew that plan was garbage already.
Instead of worrying about his safety (which was questionable since day one), he was more worried about waking Enaga up. He deserved the sleep, after all, but also he didn’t want to burn their apartment down just yet. Haru stayed calm, after all this wasn’t really a big deal in hindsight, and instead of trying to save their kitchen, he was trying to turn the fire alarm off.
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