As you and the group arrive at your house, you show them around to satisfy their curiosity, especially Hinata's.

"Wow, your house is so cool, Y/N! I can't believe this is where you met the Little Giant!"

"O-Oh, Hinata this isn't where-"

"Boke, don't be so rude!" lectures Kageyama

"I-It's okay Kageyama, but this actually isn't where I met the Little Giant, sorry Hinata."

"Oh, it's okay Y/N."

Ugh, I hate seeing Hinata so sad. He gets so downhearted easily when I disappoint him.

Your group walks to the kitchen together and finds Keishin as he's about to leave for work.

"Hey sensei!" Hinata calls out to him.

"Hi guys," your brother replies to him.

"Y/N I thought you didn't want to be their manager let alone their tutor," he turns to you and laughs.

"Shut up, Keishin. I am the manager and of course I'll help them out, they're my friends."

As you look to the boys next to you, you find all three of them frozen in shock. While your brother laughs again, you walk over to a table for your group to begin studying.

During your tutoring session, you notice the clear level difference between Tadashi and the other two, but do your best to teach all three.

"So you're saying that there's a past tense and a future tense?"

You nod at Hinata's question. Then you look over at Kageyama's dumbfounded face.

"That makes absolutely no sense Y/N," Kageyama complains.

"Yeah!" agrees Hinata "how can there be a future tense if the future hasn't happened yet?"

What the hell. How am I supposed to explain that if they don't understand by now?

"Look guys," Tadashi intervenes "it's like saying you are going to play volleyball. You haven't done it yet, but you're going to do it in the future."

Kageyama nods, "That makes more sense."

Hinata looks at Kageyama, still a bit confused, but turns to Tadashi and nods.

A while later, you can see your three students getting burnt out.

They've been working so hard. I should give them a break.

"Hey once you guys are done with what your working on, do you want to play some volleyball?"

You watch as Hinata and Kageyama's eyes light up.

"Of course we do! Right Kageyama?"

Kageyama nods happily.

"Thanks, Y/N," Tadashi smiles.

"Come on, Y/N!" Hinata shouts as he drags you outside.

"Okay, okay!" you giggle as you get pulled.

Once the four of you get outside, you turn to Kageyama and hand him the ball.

"Will you two please show me your really cool quick attack?"

You smile as they nod back. You stand back with Tadashi as the other two prepare for their shot.

"Their move is so cool, don't you think Y/N?"

"Yeah totally!" you respond.

As you smile at Tadashi, you notice he's looking a bit unsure of himself.

"I wish I could do something really awesome too."

"Like what, Tadashi?"

Suddenly, you hear Kageyama call your name to gain your attention. You watch as the pair hits the ball over the net powerfully.

"Wasn't that so amazing, Y/N! I got to hit the ball!"

"Yeah great job, Hinata!"

You look over at Kageyama and find an unimpressed look on his face.

"Not impressed with the shot, Kageyama?"

Kageyama shakes his head. "It could have been better."

Immediately, you turn your head back to Tadashi, knowing that he's disappointed as well.

"Hey Tadashi, you want to do a float serve right?"

Tadashi nods back to you.

You pick up the ball Hinata just hit and stand behind the endline.

"Come over, Tadashi," you call over to him.

"Look, I'm not the best at playing volleyball because I don't really play, but I have a good idea on technique since I've watched my brother and grandpa a lot," you tell the group.

You place the ball down and stand back a bit further.

"Here's what I'd do. Watch my footwork."

You step your left foot back and look over at Tadashi to make sure he's watching. As you step your left foot forward, you pretend to hold the ball. Before taking two more steps forward, you throw the imaginary ball into the air and put your arms in the jump float position. Once your done you look back at the boys.

"Can you try that, Tadashi?"

As he nods, you pick up the ball and hand it to him. You observe as he attemps to do what you just showed him. However, after throwing the ball into the air, he moves his arms down before putting them in the correct position.

His shot isn't bad, but it would have been better if he didn't put down his arms first.

Once he finishes, he looks back at you for approval.

"Not bad," you tell him "but try it without bringing your arms down. It'll help your hands stay as flat as possible."

Tadashi tries again, this time listening to what you say, but his hands don't match up with the ball.

"That's okay!" you tell him as you run to grab the ball, "just make sure you toss to where you can reach."

He tries once more, this time perfectly hitting the ball over the net.

"That was awesome!" calls Hinata from the side.

"Thank you so much for your help!" the boys bow as they leave your house.

"O-Oh no problem guys," you reply, "you don't need to thank me."

"We definitely do because not even Tsukishima would help us."

Kageyama nods, "yes we owe you, Y/N."

Your cheeks heat up as the boys bow once more before leaving your house.

"Stay safe!" you call out as they walk away.

You walk back into your house and throw yourself down on the couch next to your brother.

"So how'd the studying go, Y/N-chan?"

"It was good," you say exhaustedly "but I'm tired now."

"How come you didn't invite Tsukishima?"

"He doesn't need tutoring," you mumble angrily "and he didn't even want to help out his teammates. He's so shitty."

"Oh yeah? Well by that logic wouldn't that mean your shitty for promising you would manage the team and then threaten poor Specs that you wouldn't?"

"Y-you found out about that?"

"Of course I did, Y/N. You gotta chill out on that poor man."

"I know," you groan "because I'm going to kill his spirits. Kiyoko told me."

Later that night, you find enough energy to walk over to your desk and do some studying.

Crap. I spent so much of my energy helping out the others that I barely have any time to focus on what I need to study. I hope I'll do alright on this test. I need to do better than Stupidshima.