Sora spun and looked up at him. "I almost got away with it too, if it weren't for those darn kids." He said sarcastically then smiled, taking a drink of his coffee. "Is there something you needed, Mr. Stone?" He asked and moved to lean on a wall in the hallway. Since they got out early, he had plenty of time to waste with Riku. He'd skip class if Riku asked nicely enough.

Riku smiled lightly. "I just wanted to spend some time with you." he said. "Unless you want me to go?" He raised an eyebrow and turned to act like he was leaving. He knew he said he was going to be gone for 5 minutes, but the teacher did let the class out early. That meant he had plenty of time to waste doing whatever he wanted.

Sora frowned and caught the males arm, opening the door behind him and pulling him in, finding an empty classroom. He kept the lights off so no one could see who was inside. There was enough light from outside the classroom for the two to see though. He moved to sit on a desk and looked at Riku. "Alright, spend time with me then..." He said and patted the spot next to him for Riku to sit. "So of course I don't want you to go. I just don't want you fired... Or whatever happens when student teacher's get caught dating the students."

Riku smiled slightly when he was pulled into the classroom. It took a few moments for his eyes to adjust to the light change from the sun to the dark room. "They won't think we're dating unless you do something to prove it to them." he said, shrugging as he went to sit down. "I can't wait to hear you play piano later." he said.

He sighed and shook his head. "And there instates the problem I'd have being around you in public. All I can think about is kissing you... So in public... Well, it would be proof when I lost all resistance to you." He said and smiled, glancing at his bright eyes and touched his hand calmly. "And don't say you have enough resistance to push me away, I don't like liars." He said quietly and smirked, hoping Riku knew he was teasing. Sora may be resistible... He didn't want to know if he was however.

Riku bit his lip for a second. "I may not be able to push you away, but I know when it's a good time to show affection." he said quietly and hoped Sora wouldn't take it the wrong way. He wanted nothing more than to hold Sora's hand right now. He enjoyed being close to him, but he knew he wouldn't be able to in public. Maybe once Sora's out of the class and/or he gets a different job other than being a teacers' assistant. He couldn't wait for that day to come.

"Yeah..." He said and slid off the desk, looking at the male. "Anyone can tell that I like you, Riku. If they just saw the way I looked at you, they'd be able to tell... I don't have to have physical relations with you to let someone know I'm into you." He shook his head and shrugged. "I guess that since I don't know when it's a good time to show someone you like them, because I was raised that they should never have to guess or wonder because you should ALWAYS show them, that we shouldn't speak to each other when others are around. At all." He walked to the door and glanced at the boy. "7, at the commons on the lower level. Don't be late, I'll just leave if you are." He said and opened the door to head to his next class.

Riku was silent for a few seconds as he listened to Sora talk. He didn't really like the idea of not talking to Sora in public. But if that was the way he wanted it, then that's the way it will be. "... I won't be late." he promised as he stood as well. ".... I guess I'll see you then..." Even though he didn't want to leave him right now and just spend as much time as he could with him, he knew Sora had class still. He's feel bad if he was the reason for Sora being late.

Sora sighed, making it through the three classes he had that day. Lunch blew, mostly because he only had enough time to eat at the cafeteria, and while he sat in his dorm waiting until 7, he realized someone had to be in the lower level of the commons to unlock it after 6pm because that's when it closed. So at 5:30 he went in and went downstairs, seeing the janitor leaving the bathroom. He slipped in and kept the lights odd. He moved to sit in the handicapped stall where they had a crawl space by the window. Now he just had to wait for an hour and a half. Using the last dregs of sunlight of the day he drew Riku from memory, smiling. Sitting on the swing, with a real smile, all for Sora.

Time went by fast when thinking about Riku. It seemed it was 6:45 before he knew it. All the lights were off and the open piano room had no reason to be locked since the door to the lower level was locked. He went to the stairs, unlocked the door and went to the piano room. He touched the keys, biting his lip. He hadn't played in years. He knew he wouldn't suck, but, for some reason he was pretty sure he couldn't play with Riku watching him.

He opened his bag and found Roxas's bandanna and rolled it up. He pulled his knees to his chest and waited, just to see if RIku would really show up.

Riku sat through his classes impatiently. His mind wouldn't focus on the things the teachers were saying. He looked at the time on more occasions then necessary. Once his last class was over, he left to spend the time remain in his room until it was time to go listen to Sora play the piano. He was eagerly awaiting to hear it. Once it was 6:45 he left his room and headed to the commons.

Once he got there, he paused for a second. What if Sora wasn't there? He contemplated just not going for a second, but decided he should at least look. With a quick look around him, he slipped into the building and headed to the room that held the piano. He couldn't stop the smile from forming on his face when he saw Sora waiting for him.

"Glad to see you came." he said, walking over to him.

"Mmhmm." He said and grinned. "Step 2. Down." Sora took the bandana and stepped up to the male. "Stay still." He said and stood on his tip toes and wrapped the bandana around his eyes. "You can't watch me. Or I'll mess up." He said tying it without seeing what his hands were doing. Instead, his eyes were on Riku's lips. When he finished he touched the males chin and grinned. "Don't freak out." He said, taking his hand and leading him to the piano bench. "Sit." He said, guiding him. He then pressed the keys and found the foot pedal and closed his eyes. "Got a particular song? I do best with 80's and backwards. I do a mean Hey Jude." He said quietly.

Riku raised an eyebrow when the bandana was tied around his eyes. But he waited patiently. He walked quietly over and sat down, a small smile on his face. "Hey Jude sounds good to me." he said, turning his head in the direction of Sora's voice. He did wish he could actually watch him play, but Riku didn't want to mess Sora up. And if being blindfolded helped, then he wasn't going to complain.

"Alright..." He said and found the right keys then started. He didn't make any noticeable mistakes to a non-pianist. He sang also, which was another reason the male couldn't watch. His voice moving up and down on the scales. By the end of it, he was about 4 inches closer to Riku and his hands pulled away from the keys. "Tada." He said and reached up and untied the bandana and let it fall. "Say nothing." He said and took a deep breath and looked at the keys, playing the beginning lines of You'll Be In My Heart. He was a Disney fan at heart.

Riku listened silently as Sora played Hey Jude. A small smile formed on his face as the music filled the room. Sora really was a good pianist and Riku could sit here and listen to him play all day. Sora also had a good singing voice that made Riku even happier that he had come.
He blinked a few times when the bandana was removed. He opened his mouth to say something, but closed it when he was told to stay quiet. His smile grew when Sora started playing the Disney song.

Sora's heart was racing by the time he was finished. His face was flushed and he finally pulled himself away from the piano. "Alright. Now you can laugh." He said and looked down, his hands folded in his lap. The older male was so... Intimidating at times, and even though Sora was generally a very outgoing male, he'd never been commended for his artistic side, if anything he was criticized for it from his family.

Riku shook his head slowly. He moved one hand to Sora's chin and raised it up so he could look at him. "I'm not going to laugh." he said, being completely honest. "I think that was amazing." He smiled lightly. He was surprised that Sora was being so shy. Riku was used to him being outgoing and confident. Plus, he really did enjoy spending this time with Sora.

"I'm not sure what I'm supposed to say right now..." He whispered, loving the feeling of the males hand on his chin. "Thank you?" He asked and then sighed. "Step 3." He muttered and grinned, still flushed. He was embarrassed. Why had everyone criticized him for his piano playing abilities and the one guy he truly liked had to be so perfect to enjoy hearing him play? Riku was too good, something had to go wrong for it to make sense.

"Your quite welcome." Riku said, smiling at him. He loved the look on Sora's face when he was embarassed. It made him look really cute to him. He raised an eyebrow. "Are you going to tell me what Step 3?" he asked, curious. He had a feeling Sora wasn't going to tell him, but he figured he might as well ask.

"Step 1 was you admitting you liked me. Step 2 was you showing up for a date. Step 3 was a voluntary complement. Step 4 is you kissing me, not the other way around. Step 5 is you asking me to go steady. Step 6 you meet my parents. Step 7 is when you tell me you love me. Note that step 6 and 7 could take months to years to finish." He said and smiled, sliding away from him. "Oh look, a memory player. Do you dance?" He asked, reverting into his normal outgoing self. He pressed play and heard an orchestra start with the waltz. "Even if you don't, you have to get up and dance with me."

Riku sat quietly as he listened to Sora's 7 steps. They all seemed easy enough. The Step 4 seemed kinda difficult though. That one could get him fired. He shook his head slowly when the offer to dance came up. "No.. I don't really..." he trailed off and sighed as he stood. If Sora wanted to dance, then Riku was going to dance with him. "Okay. Let's dance then." he said, taking one of Sora's hands.

Sora smiled as his hand was grasped and his body moved forwards. His free hand slid to the males waist and he waited for the male to lead. "I know it's hard to overcome that whole 'could get you fired' bit, but I don't care. I want to be with you, and you should want to be with me. In fact I know you want to... No one is around, no one is watching or even gives a damn about... Who you kiss. I don't want to dictate when you do it, I don't want to be the reason you think you have to. Ignore my steps, do them out of order, I don't care... Well... Some can't be done out of order. And technically you've already met my father. He is the President of the school, and dean of admissions." He muttered and bit his lip. "I was adopted. Hence the last name difference."

Riku was silent for a few seconds as he started the dance. He thought over what Sora said. He did have a point. He shouldn't care what people thought. He wanted to be with Sora. And he'd rather quit his job as a teachers' assitant to be with him and just get another job somewhere else. He raised an eyebrow though when he heard who Sora's father was. "Really? I wouldn't have known.." he muttered, his voice trailing off. He smiled lightly. "That makes on parent out of the way. I can't wait to meet your mother."

"Does that mean your aspirations are high?" He asked and grinned, turning them and dipping just slightly to keep their feet moving on beat. "You know, when I say meet my parents that means a whole 'dinner night' with them. And my mother... She's a model." He said and shrugged. "I don't pay for my school, the teacher couldn't kick me out of class because every one knows who I am, and it would be pointless, and I've always had money. Well, after I was adopted." He muttered and shrugged. "My mother doesn't like that I'm gay, my father is perfectly fine with it."

Riku moved with Sora in time with the music. Even though he wasn't a big fan of dancing, he was actually have a good time here with him. But he frowned for a second when he heard his mothers' opinion about him. "If she doesn't like the fact that you're gay, does that mean she won't like me?" he asked. Not that he really cared if she liked him or not. Just as long as Sora did.

"Probably not. Well she'll like you, everything but the fact you're gay." he said and then smiled as the song stopped. He was having fun. Slam! He heard the door shut. "Shit. You've got to hide!" He said and looked around. "Behind the piano. Go!" He said and ran to the piano, pressing the recording off and starting to play his own music.

"Whose in here?!" The voice was getting closer. "Hello!?" It was one of the night security guards. Sora pretended like he couldn't hear until the door opened.

"Oh, it's you, Sora. I thought it was someone else." The man said and Sora stopped playing the piece and turned.

"Sorry, I know this part's closed after 6, but I just can't play with others around. Dad said it was alright!" The guard nodded and smiled. "It's fine then, just don't stay down here for two long and lock up when you leave." Sora nodded and waved to the guard as he left.

"That was way too close." He muttered.