Catfish~ [NaruSasu]

1~ (Intro)

"No, stay! We're heading to town, it'll be fun, I swear!"

"I'm really not in the mood today, Sakura, maybe another time." Sasuke sighed, looking at his friends.

"Alright, fine. Be stroppy, but we'll come by later either way." Ino laughs at the tired teenager, who really just wants to leave.

"Whatever, bye." Sasuke Uchiha turns around and heads home. He had a long day that resulted in a breakup, he wasn't heartbroken or anything, but she was. big time. And who actually enjoys seeing a girl melt down in tears?

When the teen gets home, he does what he does best, opens his laptop and surfs the internet. This time though, he sees a message.

~Hey! Sorry for the random message but I checked out your profile and you seem pretty cool.

It was normal for Sasuke to get messages like this, he got them all the time. And every single time it happens, he checks out their profile.

Charlotte (Charlie) Wentz- 18- Fukuoka, Japan.

~Hey! I'm Charlie, I really like making friends and just.. I don't know.. I also like ramen, a lot! In real like I'm quite hyper so please don't like... freak out >.< but yah, that's me I guess.~

The profile picture is of a blonde girl, long hair and brown eyes. Oh, and of course a filter. Sasuke sighs and hastily replies to her message. 

Hey, um.. thanks.

He gets a reply surprisingly fast.

      Oh, you're creeped out, aren't you? I'm sorry, you were in my recommended list so I just thought...

No, it's fine.

The usual questions were asked, 'how are you?' 'what are you doing' ect... But Sasuke -for once- didn't get bored. All her answers were interesting and she liked putting terrible puns into her replies. Sasuke found himself actually laughing and decided to continue to message her, unlike the other girls who 'randomly' tried to converse.

A knock comes at the door and Sasuke knows it's Sakura by the way she knocked.

Hey, it's been fun messaging you, but I have to go. 

Oh ;-; okay, but can we message later?

Definitely.

Sasuke closes his laptop and goes to answer the door that's holding back the bothersome group of friends.