This is an ordinary love story of an extraordinary romance.
The dream that Asu had hinted to her of the awaiting fate ahead. The precognition that Kazuki saw told him of the inescapable destiny.
From the worst meet-up to the worst break-up, they we...
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After running into Kazuki and Izumi secretly, Asu hid her thoughts from Kazuki. On the other side, Kazuki tried to approach Asu without knowing the reason behind her coldness.
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'I'd rather make you smile than see you cry... Even if that means you do not love me enough. But... That still doesn't seem enough for you.'
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Trains of thought sent the brunette down a maze. Without her knowing, they travelled to an imaginative destination called the dream- a hundred scattered pieces that dismissed from her mind like her uncompleted thoughts. When she realised it, the sun had announced the new day she yearned for.
A gentle peck on her cheek before a series of light movements brought her back into reality- one that she wished to escape at this moment. As she slowly pulled up the heavy curtains of the windows of her soul, the bare back of the grey-haired man at the entrance of the bathroom was what filled her eyes.
Like the restart button underneath her thick skull got hit, her hardworking brain began to work once again- to its uncompleted task that she left overnight. The worst way to start a day, it was. Perhaps, not all new days come with a fresh beginning; some begin with the damages.
As her brain flooded with deep thoughts, an invasion of buzzing sound behind the murmurs of the shower dashed into her ears and captured her attention at once. The brunette turned to the source of the disturbance on the wooden side table; a brightened screen was what her eyes spotted.
