tokyo revengers x male reader

perfect date right?

Kazuki couldn’t help but grin as Senju settled into the seat beside him, her energy contagious. He revved the engine of the McLaren, the sound purring through the car, filling the air with excitement.

"Ready for an adventure?" Kazuki asked, glancing at Senju, who seemed more than thrilled.

"Always!" she exclaimed, leaning back into the seat, a playful smirk tugging at her lips.

Kazuki pressed down on the gas pedal, and the car surged forward, gliding smoothly through the streets. The city passed by in a blur of color as the two sped towards their destination. He had planned something special, something that he hoped would make this day unforgettable.

As they zoomed along the streets, Kazuki couldn’t help but steal glances at Senju. She looked effortlessly cool, her cropped top and skirt highlighting her athletic build, but it was her smile that had him hooked. It was a rare, genuine smile — the kind that made his heart race faster than the car.

"So," Senju started, turning her head to look at him, "what's the big surprise? You’ve been keeping it mysterious all week."

Kazuki chuckled. "You'll see soon enough. Just know it's not your typical date."

"I’d expect nothing less from you, Zuki," she teased, leaning closer as they neared the outskirts of the city.

The landscape began to shift from urban sprawl to open roads surrounded by trees and hills. Kazuki finally slowed the car, pulling off the main road onto a narrow path that led them into the woods. Senju’s eyes widened in curiosity.

"Where are we?" she asked, glancing around at the serene greenery that surrounded them.

"You'll see," Kazuki said with a wink. A short while later, the path opened up to a secluded clearing with a breathtaking view of the mountains and a crystal-clear lake below. It was serene, untouched by the chaos of the city, a perfect hidden gem.

Senju gasped softly. "Wow, this is... amazing."

Kazuki parked the car and stepped out, walking over to her side to open the door. He extended his hand. "Come on. We’re not done yet."

She took his hand, stepping out of the car, and as they walked toward the edge of the clearing, she noticed something ahead. Laid out before them was a small setup: a blanket, a basket filled with food, and a few candles gently flickering in the breeze.

"A picnic?" Senju said, clearly impressed. "You really went all out."

Kazuki scratched the back of his head, slightly embarrassed. "I thought it would be something different. You know, away from all the noise."

"It's perfect," she said softly, her smile reaching her eyes.

They both sat down on the blanket, Kazuki pulling out the food he had packed — sandwiches, fruit, and some of Senju’s favorite sweets. As they ate, they talked about everything: their shared battles, their dreams, and the looming challenges ahead of them with the Valhalla war.

After a while, Senju grew quiet, looking out at the lake thoughtfully. "Do you ever think about what’s going to happen? You know… with Mikey and the war?"

Kazuki's mood darkened a little at the mention of Mikey. He hadn’t forgotten how much stronger Mikey was, how he seemed like an unstoppable force. But he had to keep his spirits up. He couldn’t let doubts cloud this perfect moment.

"Yeah," Kazuki admitted, staring down at his hands. "But I have to believe that we can change things. That I can grow strong enough to stop him… to stop everything from spiraling out of control."

Senju reached over, placing a hand on his arm, her touch gentle yet firm. "You’re not alone, Zuki. You got friends that care about you . No matter what happens, you'll figure it out."

Kazuki looked at her, the sincerity in her eyes giving him a sense of reassurance. He nodded, feeling a bit lighter.

"Thanks, Senju. That means a lot."

They sat there for a while longer, the weight of the future hanging in the air, but for now, it didn’t seem so heavy. For now, they had this moment — a brief respite from the chaos of their lives.

As the sun began to set, painting the sky in hues of pink and orange, Kazuki turned to Senju and smiled. "I’m glad you’re here with me."

She smiled back, her eyes sparkling in the fading light. "Me too, Zuki. Me too."

And for the first time in a long while, Kazuki felt like everything was going to be okay — even if just for today.