“Hanzo, wait,” Genji said, putting a hand out towards him, “We did not call you here to make this awkward for you.”
You deflated in relief, and you put your hand to your chest. “Oh, thank god.”
Then you got nervous for a different reason. With both your favourite men here, there was a greater chance of embarrassing yourself.
“Why am I here?”
“No one’s making you stay-” Hanzo started to grumble.
“Hanzo!”
Genji’s small shout and your glare shut him up.
“Perhaps you would feel better if you were in charge of telling her…?” Genji asked him.
Hanzo glanced at his brother and bit back a remark about Genji taking too long to spit out the words, anyway. Then his eyes shifted to you.
“Genji and I discussed us…sharing you,” he said.
“You would…you would be willing to do that?” you asked.
“I am not entirely convinced,” Hanzo stated.
“Why?” you asked.
“I am not worthy,” he said, crossing his arms and looking elsewhere. He spoke as if it was an established fact that everyone knew, but you nearly went cross-eyed with confused frustration.
You sighed at Hanzo. “Can you believe this nonsense?” you asked Genji.
He put a hand to his hip and the other in front of his ‘face’. “I can, actually.”
You mirrored Hanzo’s body language.
“Hanzo? We’re always together,” you said. “Remember all the times you encouraged me?”
You planted your feet in the proper stance for using firearms. Held the gun using both arms for knockback. Then fired the handgun at the paper target across the room.
You missed the target, again, a hole in the far side of the white paper. Not even within the humanoid shape printed in black. You were the only one at the practice range right now, so you removed your ear protection and growled.
“I could do better, and I use a bow.”
“Excuse you, Hanzo Shimada,” you said, whipping around to glare at him. He was smirking at you. You spied the twinkle in his brown eyes. He was taunting you on purpose.
You’ll show that asshole, you thought, putting the noise-muffling earmuffs back on.
You landed the next three shots near the heart of the target, and the rest were good enough for your current skill level.
You grinned wide, proud of yourself. You almost jumped in place for joy, until one of the earmuffs lifted from your ear.
“I told you so,” Hanzo whispered in your ear before letting the earmuff fall back to the side of your head.You blushed at his close proximity, before getting annoyed and whipping around again to swing a fist at him. He hopped back and chuckled at you.
“Remember? I did so much better after I realized I could.”
Hanzo looked more thoughtful than pouty, and you seized the opportunity to keep going.
“And remember when I was having a particularly bad period that one month? You didn’t know what to do, so you brought me a whole chocolate cake. Because you heard women love chocolate.”
“A whole cake, Hanzo?” laughed Genji.
Hanzo wrinkled his nose at his brother.
“Hey, it was good,” you said, smiling gently at the good memory.
“Anyway, it is not a bad idea. Think about it. Hanzo and I are gone so often, that the two of us combined should be enough attention for one person,” Genji said, taking your hand and holding it by the fingers. His thumb rubbed your knuckles. Despite his covered face, the way he looked at you communicated that he wanted to do more than just hold your hand.
“Do you mind?”
Hanzo broke the intensity again.
“No!” you answered.
You strode over to him, and his eyebrows came together in confusion. Before Hanzo could ask what you were doing, you grabbed his face, forcefully applied your lips to his, and closed your eyes. He stared at you in shock for a second before his expression relaxed. You took the opportunity to rub your thumbs along the beard on his jaw. The hair was as soft as the hair on your own head.
You made a mental note to tease him about it later.
You both pulled away naturally at the same time. You got lost in each others’ eyes for a few sweet seconds before Hanzo looked to Genji and glared.
“I can feel your shit-eating grin from here!”
Genji giggled. You dropped your hands from Hanzo’s face. He looked at you again but without the glare.
“This is going to take some getting used to,” he said.
“I have seen stranger things in my travels,” Genji said.
“I have not,” Hanzo countered, glancing in his direction.
Genji shrugged.
“I,” you said, not completely confident in putting your feelings into words, “think I like this. No one gets hurt…assuming you two can behave.”
“It might take some time,” said Hanzo, quietly. His eyes wandered your face and then downward.
“Eyes up here, Hanzo,” you told him, patting the underside of his chin. He blinked.
Genji walked past you both, his ribbon trailing behind him.
“I have other things to do while you both get used to this arrangement…”



