Even still, he wasn't going to force himself on Rias, unless of course, she asked for him too. He wasn't sure exactly how he felt about Rias. It was a no brainer that she was attractive and he did find her personality to be cute, but then she had kissed him and that had changed things.
                          
He thoroughly enjoyed the kiss and wouldn't mind doing it again. It was his first proper kiss, not counting all those Devils he may have touched lips with to seal an agreement back in the day. But unlike those times, he had felt an enticing feeling spread throughout his body and he imagined it was the same for Rias too.
                          
If he were to say to someone that he was now living with a girl he had kissed, they would probably assume that they were dating but Y/N wasn't too sure about. If they were dating, surely there should be some kind of sign. 
                          
He sighed to himself. "I should talk to Rias about it. I don't want things to become awkward between us after all."
                          
As Y/N lay on the grass, a group of girls who were in the 'Girls Running Club' ran down the running track that had been destroyed in the pocket dimension based on the academy.
                          
One of those girls had brown hair that reached their mid-back and blue eyes that stayed focused on the track in front of them. Her breathing was consistent and if they weren't in the academy's physical activities kit, then she could have been confused for a professional, especially among the other girls who weren't doing as good as them. 
                          
As the running girl round the curved corner, she caught a glimpse of someone resting on the grass like it was their bed. She could tell that it was a guy because of their lack of breasts but she wasn't really paying attention. If she had spent more time looking at him then she might have recognised him, but she stayed focused on her running and ran past him like he wasn't even there.
                          
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Y/N strolled out of the woods that led towards the ORC building. Rias had called a quick meeting after classes to say thank you to them for fighting for her which they then replied with that they were glad she was staying.
                          
She had told Y/N personally that she still had some work to do for the evening so she would be home later than usual. Y/N said he would cook something up for her which she was grateful for.
                          
He had no idea when he was going to ask her about what they were exactly. Were they still work partners? He hoped they were friends but do friends go around kissing each other and laying in bed together? He certainly never did that with the Angels in Heaven but Akeno had done it, but it was safe to say that Akeno was definitely a one of a kind. 
                          
Stepping out of the gymnasium changing room was the same girl Y/N had bumped into before. She had changed back into her uniform so she didn't have to walk home in her sweaty clothes. The other girls in the club decided to shower there but she would prefer to shower at home.
                          
When she stepped out, she spotted a familiar figure walking away from the forest and towards the main gates. His clothes were strange. He wore a white shirt and jacket but it wasn't part of the academy's dress code. Also, there was no-one in the academy who wore a tie.
                          
She was leaving too so she would have to unavoidably get closer to him. As she did, she quickly placed his face. He was the guy she had bumped into this morning and the same person who had somehow caught her toast.
                          
Y/N was about to reach for his iPod when he felt someone approaching. He turned his head and saw that it was the same girl who had ran into him and then screamed that she was going to be late and left in a hurry.
                          
She caught his eyes and felt embarrassed by this morning's events that she had almost forgotten about. She hadn't actually apologised for doing it yet.