"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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December 20th, 2020
Later that night
Y/n POV:
By the time I finally made it home, the anger boiling inside me had reached its breaking point.
I slammed the front door open before immediately slamming it shut behind me.
The words Takemichi had spoken earlier continued to replay inside my head, each repetition making my blood boil all over again.
I'll settle this on my own.
How could he possibly think he could handle something like this alone?
Storming toward the kitchen, I failed to notice that Waka and several of his friends were gathered around the table. The sound of their laughter filled the room, but the moment I entered, I shot them a sharp glare.
Seeing them only irritated me further.
Narrowing my eyes, I spoke in a low, deadly tone.
"Don't ask."
Before anyone could respond, I grabbed several snacks and a couple of soft drinks before turning around and marching upstairs.
I didn't bother explaining myself.
I didn't have the energy.
Entering my room—my one true safe space—I kicked the door shut behind me before practically throwing myself onto my bed.
Once I was comfortable, I arranged my snacks and drinks around me like a small fortress. Pulling out my phone, I opened one of my favorite shows and attempted to lose myself in it.
For a few minutes, everything was peaceful.
Then my phone buzzed.
I glanced down at the screen.
A familiar name immediately caught my attention.
Wild Child: Aye N/n, wanna do something fun tonight?
My eyebrows lifted.
Baji?
I stared at the message for several seconds.
It wasn't often that Baji invited me to hang out with him and the others. Usually, whatever reckless adventure he and the boys had planned happened without me.
A small smile appeared on my face.
Maybe getting out of the house was exactly what I needed.
N/n: What do you have in mind?
His response came almost instantly.
Wild Child: A night out into town and maybe burning a few cars here and there.