SANA's POV
The bathroom door opened and I looked up to see her. Why does this keep happening? I quickly wipe my tears away because I don't want her to see me cry.
"Are you crying?" she asked as she put down her bag. I noticed her bow and arrows and imagine she had just finished practice.
"N-no I'm not." I chuckled and got up past her when she grabbed my wrist and made me turn around to face her. She looked straight into my eyes.
"Your eyes are red, throw some water on your face." she said and slightly pushed me towards the sink.
"I told you, I'm fine.". I tried to leave but she simply tightened her grip.
"Really now?"
I didn't reply.
"Hey."
"SANA!"
I turned around when she called me by my name. I didn't say anything. I just looked at her. She looked at me. I wasn't sure but... was she worried?
"If you didn't know who I was, you would tell me." she whispered, just enough for me to hear. She let go of my hand and took her bag and walked out of the bathroom.
"Wait, Tzuyu wait!" I ran behing her and she turned back at me. God, she was so beautiful.
"Uhm... I uh... thanks." there, I said it.
"For what?"
"For being there for me back then. I know I didn't know who you were but, now that I do, I want to thank you." I said while I was building up the courage to look into her dark brown eyes. I finally made it and looked at her. She was looking at me too before smiling. That smile made me fall for her even more.
"You're welcome Sana." she said and I just hugged her tight, making her drop her bag. She hugged me back while caressing my back. I liked Tzuyu's warmth and didn't want to let go. Being in her arms made me feel safe. She pulled back though after a while and picked her bag up.
"Bye Tzuyu."
"Bye Sana." she said and started walking away. "And..." she turned around and so did I. "Don't cry." she smiled and finally left.
TZUYU's POV
Truth be told, I was worried when I saw Sana crying alone in the bathroom. I didn't think it could ever happen to me but seeing her cry like that made me break inside. Then again, when she hugged me, it felt like all the broken pieces automatically fixed themselves.
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