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Kaede held onto Nanami's tense biceps. A nice morning walk in the park with his new love interest was perfect for his first day off in a while.
Kaede stared up at Nanami with big sparkly doe eyes and pursed lips. She was feeling hot on the inside. He looked into her eyes as a smiled curled up on his lips, his glasses no longer blocking her natural untainted beauty.
"Nanami, is (Y/n) doing okay? I've been texting her but she hasn't answered my texts." Kaede lead on to say, pulling her cellphone out of her purse.
Nanami looked ahead of himself, recalling his last encounter with (Y/n). He hoped she'd do well on her trip to the North. "(Y/n) is on a business trip right now. Sorry if she didn't tell you," He answered in a deep voice.
"Ah, I see..." She responded, staring at the walkway ahead of them. Her heels clicked against the pavement as a hollow breeze blew through her bright mint green hair.
"Are you okay?" Nanami asked, the silence growing between them. He stared at the top of her head.
"No, I'm fine. Really! I mean, we're great friends. It must be really important if she hasn't been answering...I trust her,"
"I don't trust you." (Y/n) deadpanned to Gojo with her hands on her hips.
Her suitcase rolled against the rough pavement as she walked up to him, grabbing his phone away from him. Gojo claimed they had two separate rooms, and the reservation information was on his phone screen. He let her take the phone from him:
"It's like I told you, we're not in the same room." He laughed, a small blush peaking under his sunglasses. She tossed the phone back at him with a nod, placing her hand on her hip again. She wore a fitted white blouse, straight legged high waisted slacks and small heeled platform shoes with black sun glasses to hide the bags under her eyes. It was seven in the morning.
