free! Rin x Reader: haunted house

Chapter 11

~so sorry that I haven't updated in like forever but school paired with writers block and a phone switch I just haven't had time. But to make up for it how about a teensy bit of reigisa? Please enjoy!~
Also there was somthing wrong with how this chapter was published so I have edited and reposted it again

NAGISA'S POV

When I woke up I felt something warm and hard against my face, I slowly began to lift my eyelids only to see that I had at some point fallen asleep against Rei's shoulder. After realizing this I quickly sat up, a blush beginning to dust it's way across my cheeks and Rei, probably feeling the lack of pressure on his shoulder, began to wake up. I looked away hiding my face so that Rei could not see the still-present blush on my cheeks. It wasn't until I looked away from Rei that I realised that Gou and Seiji were gone.
"R-Rei-chan, Gou-chan and Seiji-chan are gone!" I said as I looked back at Rei.
Rei sat up, now fully awake, as he then looked at my face in surprise after looking around us to see that what I said was true.
"Do you think that they might have gone into the house?" I asked as I looked at Rei.
"It is a high probability that, that is where they are," he said as he adjusted his glasses.
"Then we have to go in and save them!" I said as I stood up, pulling Rei up with me.
I then moved to open the door only to be stopped by Rei.
I looked at Rei, "Rei-chan? What are you doing? We need to save them..."
Rei looked at me with what looked like a pained expression, "I am worried that if the decision to go in or not is rushed, we will make the wrong choice, thus causing our doom." He said as he continued to look at me.
I smiled lightly back at him to ease his worries, "don't worry Rei-chan! We will be safe and we will find the others!"
Rei's shoulders visibly relaxed at my words, "okay, but we cannot close the door."
I looked at him confused, but nodded as I slowly opened the door, a loud creaking sound reverberating around us. I looked back at Rei, smiling at him reassuringly, before I stepped through the door.