"You're going outside Tokyo?"
I was surprised to find Shizuo's expression seemed bothered after I announced my plan. I'd decided to take any university outside Tokyo after that last incident (I don't want to remember it again). Just imagining study with a lot of mind of being afraid approached by Izaya, I would be distracted and paranoid.
"You've already found the university?" Shizuo continued asking. I shook my head.
"Why suddenly outside Tokyo?" he frowned. Strange, why Shizuo looked unhappy?I thought he would support me whatever my option was. I pressed my lips together, unsure if I should give an honest answer and told what's happened two days ago.
At the end, I couldn't. "I'm sorry." That was the only thing I could say to him. Shizuo clicked his tongue.
"Is it because of that bastard?" Shoot. He hit on the right spot. I couldn't come up with any lie, so I just gave him a long silence. Shizuo, looked like he had expected the answer, let out a heavy sigh.
"I understand. It's not like I can stop you." Unexpectedly, he didn't ask more, nor try to stop me again. I looked up to his face. Though he tried to hide it with his scary poker face, I still managed to see the sadness in his eyes. I felt bad.
I knew one the consequences of leaving your hometown was to leave my best friend, especially Shizuo. We only met three years ago, but I still held him dearly. I remembered at first we were kinda on a bad term because of a miscommunication, but Shizuo has become one of the most important people in my life now.
I couldn't believe that I was already in the final year. I had to leave school and moved forward to the next level. I would be going to college, started to think of real work. I felt old for all of sudden.
Growing up ahead made me felt bad for Azami. It looked like I left her behind.
That was all because of Izaya.
No, even if Izaya never met her, she would have been dead eventually.
What a cruel friend I was for not knowing where she was and how she was doing. If only I put more effort in searching her, I would have been by her side until her death. Azami wouldn't spend her last day in depression. I was terrible as her best friend.
"Keiko, you want to eat?" Shizuo tapped my desk, waking me up from my mind. I blinked, didn't realise that the class had over. Damn, I didn't pay any attention to the lesson earlier.
"You can go first, I have to go to the bathroom."
"I can wait for you on the outside."
I ended up walking to the bathroom with Shizuo. Shizuo waited at the outside, though he kinda scared the girls that got out or went to the bathroom a bit. It didn't take a long time for me to be in there. I just needed to wash my face and calm myself down after sank in into Azami's memories.
Breath in.
Breath out.
I gripped the sink and stared at myself in the mirror.
I looked like a mess. Stressed up because of the college, and get rid of my mind from Izaya. Darn, everything had been over but why I still crying over Izaya? That is what you get when you're being too loyal to a friend.
Okay. I think I finally able to calm down. However, as I pushed the door, suddenly I heard an angry shout coming from the outside.
Oh, no. I rushed outside and found Shizuo was standing furiously in front of...
Argh! Such a nuisance! And I thought I would never see him again after days since that incident.
I looked at Izaya who wore a smirk as usual, while his both hands were inside his pocket. He seemed like he was enjoying, while Shizuo. Gosh, his face was red as a tomato. What did Izaya say to him this time?
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FanfictionEver since Azami disappeared on the last day of elementary school, the social-phobia Keiko had to survive by her own in middle school without her best friend. There, she met Izaya and became his friend, which is the biggest mistake she had ever made...
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