@sakura yes it is, although the pairing is still foreign to me in imagining them
@oddy She needed to prove her dedication and will it work?
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Dear Afraid of a peach,
I have the same concerns too. However, I have told her my intentions but she is always with the tall athlete. I don’t think she likes her but I want her to know that I do like her. If she can be with me once, I will be happy but I am a selfish person. I want to know if you can help me, whoever you are. If I find you walking by, I shall use my power and your power to help me gain my girl. I also want you to know that I am not a bad person, just wanting to leave soon from my past.
Love,
Summer colored sunshine
Miyabi Natsuyaki slipped the envelope into the locker to the right of her before the bell rang before her third class. She held her books like a normal student but she had an evil past that she wanted to leave for a long time. She was the secretary to a local gang and she had been hiding out in a basement for the past two weeks. She was aware of the people in school and many were connected with the gang which made her concern for her life.
She was the most persuasive of the people to let her stay with other classmates but only one had given her a place to hide. Her neighbor, Risako Sugaya, was introverted and two year younger than her but she was the only friend she could confide with. Miya had asked if she could sleepover when her parents had to go on a trip, which was a lie but her parents were out most of the night. Rii-chan as she was known as helped her to hide until a few days later when Miya’s parents had asked her to come back.
Early the next morning, she ran to an abandon apartment near the school and unloaded her items into the room. It was ill-smelling but the running water was a plus for her. She lived in the dark for a few days before the landlord kicked her out and ran to the basement of an abandon house which had no luxuries. She used the women’s locker room to wash off before school and it gave her a little bit of comfort.
She sat down in the middle of the classroom with her glasses on and the teacher writing up the topic for math class. The lectures were long and boring but she had to concentrate to get herself back into a normal society. Her head heavy with thoughts lulled her to close her eyes and woke up with five minutes left on the clock. She managed to write down whatever was left and she heard the bell ring for the end of class.
“Natsuyaki-san, can you stay for a while?” Her teacher called out to her and Miya closed the door to gain privacy.
“I know you are coming back to school but you need to stay up.” The girl nodded.
“I know but I have been just trying to gain back my normal schedule.” She explained as she opened up her file.
“Well, we can meet with your parents to help you gain the normalcy back.” Miya held her hand on the page.
“My parents won’t be of any help, they were the ones to lead me down the dark path. If it wasn’t for a neighbor, I would have been doing the stupid things from before.” The teacher gave a short nod and closed the book.
“Well in these situations, parents would be helpful, and I will meet with them soon on your transition based on school rules but if you don’t want to be with us at the meeting, it can be arranged to split up between you and them.” Miya thought about the meetings and gave her confirmation.
“Go to lunch.” The teacher released her from the room and saw Rii-chan across the hall.
Risako smirked at Miya as she strides towards her and meet up with the elder girl. They headed to the vending machine to buy their usual veggie chips before heading to the roof to have a chat. Miya observed her neighbor a little jittery than usual but never pointed it out until Risako ripped her bag open to spill the contents.
“Rii, tell me what’s wrong?” Miya asked as she shared her chips with her.
“It’s nothing.” Risako pushed the bag away and left Miya guilty with a full bag of chips and she slipped it into her bag.
“Just tell me, you have told me everything, especially your period which irritated the hell out of me that you were happy for it.” Risako presented a grin and she sat closer than usual to her.
“I always wondered how it feels without a chest.” Miya titled her head. “I mean I have an abnormal-sized chest and I want to try dieting to lower my chest size.” Miya giggled as she punched her playfully.
“You got me worried for a second there… my only question is why?” Risako breathed slowly and looked back at Miya.
“Umm, I just want to have people stare less at me. Ever since you decided to go with the gang full time, I have seen everything grow exponentially bigger that my classmates think I have been getting implants.” Miya frowned as she let her head lean on the shoulder.
“We all mature differently and if you want to diet, you can but it won’t change your chest size by a lot.” The younger girl put her head down.
Risako cried over the realization but Miya lifted her head up and wiped her tears away. She poked her on the cheek to cheer her up but it was non-effective. So, she faced her and held her hands on the younger girl’s face. Risako stared at her as she embraced her.
“Calm down, I wish I had a chest to show off but it doesn’t hurt me because my body is something I have to deal with and you should too. Maybe, there is someone who likes you for who you are; maybe she can confess her love to you.” Risako slapped her as she smiled.
“I hate you. You have someone.” Miya stopped her.
“I don’t have anyone to be with me all the time. I want someone too. Maybe, we can go to the mall to get some clothes that makes you feel better, ne.” Risako nodded and walked back down for the next class. Miya, on the other hand, had more issues as she saw a crony hanging outside of a classroom and took the long way to make her late for her next class.