Yandere Simulator One Shots (Completed)

84: Understudied

Not a suggestion, but whatever.

Kizana Sunobu x Cupa Kurosagi:

Cupa stood in the wings, watching Kizana as she performed. They were performing in the school production, and Cupa was Kizana's understudy. She didn't like being an understudy, but it was better than not being in the show altogether. She looked up, and saw one light which looked like it wasn't as stable as it should be. She decided to mention it after rehearsals as she knew Kizana hated being interrupted while rehearsing and performing. She looked back up, and saw the light fall.
"Kizana, look out!" Cupa shouted. Kizana looked up, and saw the light. She ran away from that spot, narrowly avoiding her head being crushed under the light. The light caught her leg, tripping her over. "Are you ok?" Cupa shouted, running over to her with some of the other students.
"My leg. It's broken!" Kizana snapped, screaming in pain. The light had landed on her leg, and was crushing it. Cupa sat down beside her, letting the purple haired girl grip her hand as hard as she could. "I'm going to die, Cupa." She whined over-dramatically.
"Don't die on me, Kizana." Cupa said, playing along with Kizana's dramatic outburst. Anything to distract her from the pain. She laughed a little, before gasping as pain shot through her body from her leg.
"Avenge me... Cupa..." She muttered dramatically. She then closed her eyes and started acting dead.
"Kizana, no." The dark haired girl murmured, fake crying. She knew Kizana wasn't going to die, but she went along with Kizana's acting.

The smaller girl walked through the hospital carrying a large bouquet of red roses. She was on her way to visit Kizana, who had been kept in. She found Kizana's private hospital room, and lightly tapped on the door.
"Come in." She heard a call from behind the door. She awkwardly pushed it open, making sure not to damage the flowers.
"Hey Kizana. I brought you these." Cupa said, placing the flowers in a large vase next to her bed. Kizana smiled, looking at the flowers.
"Those are beautiful Cupa. Almost as beautiful as me." Kizana smirked. Cupa rolled her eyes and sat down on the chair next to the bed. She was internally glad to see Kizana was still her usual shelf.
"Oh, I also got you this." She said, pulling a small black box out of her bag and passing it to the purple haired girl. She opened the box and gasped. Inside the box was a gold necklace with a gold star pendant.
"Why did you do this for me, Cupa?" Kizana asked, looking at the girl beside her. She shrugged her shoulders lightly.
"I guess I feel bad you won't be able to do the show now." Kizana looked at Cupa and internally sighed. Cupa looked like she felt genuinely bad for her.
"Don't ever feel bad, darling." Kizana instructed her. Cupa was a little confused by her comment, but decided to let her finish. "I'm coming to se the show, and I'm going to be your biggest cheerleader. You're going to do great, ok?" She insisted. The dark haired girl nodded her head, smiling at Kizana.

Backstage, Cupa waited silently while the audience entered the auditorium. Kizana stood with her. Her whole leg had been put in a pink cast, and she was using crutches to hobble around backstage.
"You'll do great, Cupa." Kizana smiled to the girl beside her. She was gutted she couldn't do the role, but she was happy for her friend.
"I hope-" She was cut off by Kizana placing a finger to Cupa's lips.
"Save your voice." She demanded. She reached into her bag, and pulled out a small whiteboard and marker pen. "I always use this to communicate before a performance." She insisted, passing the board to Cupa. She wrote a quick note before making it visible to Kizana. Thanks. Kizana laughed. "It's nothing, darling." She smirked, giving Cupa a hug and trying not to fall on top of her. "Break a leg." She said. Both girl's eyes looked down at the cast on Kizana's leg, erupting into laughter. Cupa wrote another note on the whiteboard, but Kizana was gone when she looked up. She sighed, putting down the board so her message wasn't visible to anyone else. She could always show Kizana after the show.

From her seat in the audience, Kizana could see everything that went on around the stage. She looked up, and saw another light placed precariously above the stage. She would've thought they'd make sure the lights were secured after what happened to her, but apparently not. She tried her best to ignore it. After all, it couldn't fall a second time, right?

Wrong.

Cupa stood under the light, reciting her monologue. She was on stage alone, with a spotlight on her. At that moment, the light fell. It hit her on the head, but she didn't scream in pain. She had died the second it hit her head, and crashed to the ground.
"Cupa!" Kizana screamed, seeing her die. She didn't care about her leg as she jumped up and sprinted on to the stage. "Please be ok, Cupa." She begged, collapsing to the ground beside her. As much as she begged, she knew Cupa was already dead. Kizana grabbed hold of her lifeless hand and dramatically sobbed genuine tears for the dead girl.

Kizana sat in her dressing room, crying and playing with her necklace. It was the one Cupa had given her the first time she'd visited her in hospital. She wished she'd said something about the light before the start of the show. Maybe Cupa would still be alive if she did. She looked at the whiteboard, sighing. She remembered Cupa had been writing something when she left the backstage area before the show. Maybe it was still on the board. She picked it up and flipped it over, revealing the words to her. She let out a loud sob as she read the 4 words, Cupa's last 4 words to her.

I love you, Kizana.