"I love you Mikey, only you, nobody else"
~Y/n
Y/n is not just an average high schooler; she's Mikey's heart and soul and is known as the Deity of Tokyo. As she continues to live her life out, as normally as possible, Y/n finds herself falling for a...
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October 26th, 2020
A month after the Valhalla's meeting
It had been a month since our last encounter with Valhalla.
It had also been a month since Baji and Kazutora decided to leave Toman and join them.
Ever since then, nothing had felt the same.
Mikey seemed more desperate than ever to get Baji and Kazutora back. Chifuyu and Takemichi had seemingly teamed up, determined to bring Baji home while simultaneously coming up with a plan to take Kisaki down.
Meanwhile, Mitsuya and Hakkai had been keeping me company.
Hell, even Emma and Draken seemed to spend more time with me than my own boyfriend.
Today was a typical rainy day.
I sat alone beside my mother's grave, quietly sending a small prayer.
Incense burned beside the grave while her favorite flowers rested carefully on the steps.
Thunder rumbled somewhere in the distance as the rain continued to fall, growing heavier with every passing minute.
Usually, I would've been accompanied by someone.
But with the upcoming battle taking up everyone's schedules and Wakasa being busy with his own shit, I was alone.
Completely alone.
It was times like this when I wished someone were here with me.
Anyone.
But sadly, no one could come.
Not even Mikey.
My heart ached as my thoughts drifted back toward everything that had happened lately.
The feeling of being pushed aside.
The loneliness.
The rejection.
All of it seemed to weigh heavier on me whenever I was alone.
I stared up at the dark sky and watched the rain fall around me, soaking through my clothes and covering me in its cool, refreshing water.
The rain mixed with my tears, making it impossible to tell which was which as the droplets traveled down my face and fell from my chin.
I sighed.
Then I turned my attention back toward my mother's grave.
