"Did you know that the poet Rumi once said that there's sun in every person?"
Kaito rolled and looked at Fei with frowned brows. He shook his head and proceed to ask who's that guy is.
"He was a old old time poet from Persia," Fei place her chin on her palm. She was laying down on her stomach under the bed next to Kaito, watching the rain pouring outside the window above their bed, "Also someone else, maybe not him, says that we should raise out argument and our voice because it's the rain that makes flower grow, not the thunder."
"Can't agree more though," Kaito watched her watching the rain, "thunder kills the flower."
"Why does thunder exist?"
"Don't know," Kaito shrugged his shoulder, "electrons?"
"I know that but..." The copper orbs moved upwards as she keep on watching the rain, "do you think it's there so that the rain wouldn't feel alone?"
Kaito looked at her and let out a short laugh, "maybe?"
"That sounds nice doesn't it?"
"Well," Kaito shifted his pillow, "why not?"
"You don't agree?"
"I don't disagree," the boy said, "it's just amusing."
"What is amusing?"
"You." Kaito gave her a mischievous smug. Fei slapped her lightly on his shoulder, telling him to shut up but nevertheless grinning at the praise.
She sat down and looked at the clock across the bed. It's 12 in the afternoon and they have been staying in bed since they woke up at 9. The weather was chilly. Rain had been coming since the night before and showed no sign of stopping soon. It's pretty dark, but neither one of them bothered to even turn on the lights.
"We haven't had anything but tea since this morning," the girl reminded him,"what do you want to eat?"
"I don't know..." Kaito was still staring at her, "let's just have some delivery. I don't feel like doing anything."
"I can quickly make something for you."
"No," the boy flung his arm across her lap, "let's just have deliveries. Bento delivery, maybe? The usual chinese menu. Or korean."
Fei raised her brow but eventually gave up suggesting. After all it's good for her too. So she reach for her mobile phone and dialled their usual lunchbox delivery restaurant.
Kaito watched her talking on the phone while absentmindedly massaging the arm on her lap. He had actually planned out works to do on that day but as he watched her watching the rain and talking about the storm earlier, he decided to cancel them all and spend the day with the only person he believed to have a sun in her. That and after all, everyone needs a lazy day once in a while.
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Kaito and Fei againn
I'm catching up now i should keep this up as much as possible.
