settlin' down in parappa town, VOL 1

Your new home !

----------------------Chapter one---------------------

You had called your contender about this property, you found the estate online and the rooms were fairly discounted at the price of ¥234500 for a 2 roomed apartment complex with a community pool. The website claimed each room had 2 bedrooms, a kitchen open planned to a small living space and along side the master bedroom containing a bathroom beside it (an on suite).

You were on your firm empty mattress. Packing your black rough cotton suitcase, it had small rubber decorations with hearts and peace signs covering it. You were surrounded amongst the dull jade painted walls you grew up in, seeing the paint tore from the radiator and were the bed was. Your back was curved as you finished packing up, your back ached a fair amount and you released a struggled grunt trying to zip the suitcase and stand it upright.

The town was a 4 hour drive away, you pulled your Bermuda coloured shirt sleeve up and checked your watch, the time read 1:45 in the early afternoon. You stared up at the iris blue skies through your 4 sectioned window and watched as the lower sections of the sky had a bondi blue gradient. At last, you wanted to finally get out of the building, it had been a nightmare to find the right place and you practically felt secluded in your family's home.

----------------------Chapter two---------------------

                goodbye, Charlton Ave..

You admired these corridors for the last time, staring at the black porcelain cat statues, your family always had a thing for cats..

The stair way was decorated with pictures standing on oak frames with engraved ripples, they were gorgeous though they had a layer of dust building up as they stood nailed to the sunshine pastelle yellow walls for all those years. You guided your hands down the handles of the stairway. You walked down it the creaks seemed loud as the ear suffocating silence was filled. Occasional distinct laughs and chattering from your parents were heard from the backdoor. Your father, Jay peered over the chair to see you standing in the middle of the entrance hall. He sprung up from his chair and walked over to you, almost tripping over himself from excitement and accomplishment that his boy/girl was finally growing to be an adult. He gave you a sudden tight embrace, patting your back firmly before moving back. He croaked with the strong smell of mint bubble gum leaving his mouth,

"I guess you better get goin' ey? I'm so proud of you sport! Show them who's boss out there I'll visit in the holidays, maybe I'll stay a few weeks to talk to ye'. Bye, Y/N"

You expected yourself to feel more emotional though you only felt genuinely happy. You waved to your father and cheered "bye!" Before opening the spruce brown door.

You approached your shobby turquoise Toyota, you opened the door since you knew you'd probably need to get it ready for the luggage. You pulled your heavy suitcase over your shoulder and barely threw it into the trunk, cringing and hoping nothing broke.

'oh well.. hopefully the clothes broke the fall.. !'

You thought, you pulled down the trunk door and you entered the front seat, the sun's deathly heat made the leather car seat stick to your skin. It hurt a lot! With hesitance, your hands placed themselves on the wheel. it was thankfully shielded by a magazine that was Infront, You moved the catalogue away and placed ir beside you, it squeezed between the gaps of the cup holders comfortably. You closed the door beside you and put on your seat belt. You fitted your key Into the keyhole of the car and got the engine running, making a loud thrum. Your drive officially began and next minute you were now on the high way. It was going to be a tiring drive!

I find that you have quite a future among you, you finally got a decent home ahead and a decent amount of wriggle room in your budget. You had a stocked wallet and everything was perfect, nothing could possibly go wrong!.. but that's what you think, chapter three will tell you what I mean!