Unbreakable

Chapter 14

Heys, sorry for making the people who actually read this wait for so long! I'm just going to publish the rest of the chapters tonight to celebrate Halloween and my birthday, yesterday.

This chapter's dedicated to monumental-memories for complaining to me about uploading. Thanks for the motivation （−＿−；）you're awesome though!

"You want to go where?" I asked Akaito over my phone as I started eating my breakfast.

"The aquarium." He repeated.

I took a bite of my toast, "Why?"

"Why go somewhere with me?"

"No, why the aquarium?" I asked, taking another bite of toast.

He hummed, "No real reason. It's getting cold outside and it's always warm in an aquarium."

I took a minute to contemplate going to an aquarium with Akaito.

"Alright."

"Ok. Um. I'll come around in a few minutes." He said.

"Ok, see you then."

I hung up and shoved my phone in my pocket. I finished my toast, just as the doorbell rang.

I went to the door and opened it to see Akaito standing there. He was wearing a red t-shirt and a black leather jacket that suited him too well.

"Hey." He grinned.

I smiled, "Hi."

"Ready to go?"

"Mm-hm."

I closed the door behind me.

We walked down the driveway.

"So. I'm a year older than you and I'm still not old enough to have my own car." He told me.

I nodded, "You're correct, sir."

"So, I figured we could walk the mile and a half." He shrugged.

"You'd be the only one in the world that would figure that." I shook my head at him.

He wrapped an arm around me as we kept walking.

"Why do you like doing random things with me? First, you took me around town, then you wanted to help move furniture around my house." I wondered.

He gave a shrug, "Is it weird to do random things with someone you like?"

"Mm.......no, I guess not."

A few minutes passed.

"Hey, I was wondering something. How did you get Meito to leave your house? I thought he'd be a lot more against that." He said to me.

I replied, "I just told him that we were doing electric work and that Xikuo didn't want anyone in there while we were doing it."

"Ah, I see."

The rest of the walk was silent.