Where ever you are (sinbad reader)

2. to be home

  I sat at the docks and waited for the ship to arrive. I felt kind of bad for leaving Sario on the ship, but he let me go, so I assume he was alright with it. Sighing a bit, I glanced at the water, my reflection staring back at me until a fish jumped up and rippled the water. Looking around, Napolia is as busy as ever. The boat came closer to the dock, and I got up to wait for Sario. When the ship finally docked, he jumped off and went over to me.

"You could have taken me with you," he said with a blank expression,

"But you didn't look like you minded," I said and stretched, he shook his head and looked around.

"So this is Napolia," he said, I nodded.

"Yep, and also the home of Sindria trading company," I added and started walking in the direction of the company.

Sario followed and kept looking around. Soon we were at the doors, and some of the workers greeted me.

"Vice president (y/n)!" "Vice president (y/n) has returned!" "Welcome home vice president (y/n)!" everyone said and greeted me with smiles and kind gestures.

"It's good to be home, but I had hoped for me coming home would be on my terms, not Sinbad being an idiot," I state and walk through the entrance.

"Ja'far? Mystras? Hinahoho?" I shout as everyone who didn't greet me outside did when I was inside.

"(Y/n)? Is that you?" a familiar voice asked, I looked and was happy at who it was,

"Rurumu! I'm so happy to see someone with a head on their shoulders." I sigh in relief, she nods and puts a hand on my shoulder.

"Come with me, I'll explain everything," she stated.

I nodded and followed her to the office upstairs. Looking around, everything was like it was before I left. Once we got to the office, she sighed a bit. I sat on the couch and looked at her, she looked at me.

"You already know what's going on. It has been difficult these past few months," she told me, and it hit how long I have been gone.

"Has it been that long?" I asked, and she nodded.

"We have two twin girls now," she said with a small smile, which I returned.

"Congrats Rurumu. You don't have to explain anything to me, no one else knows I'm here, besides you and the workers." I said to her, she nodded, but looked uneasy.

"I've been acting as head of the company since you've been gone..." she trailed off, I sighed a bit,

"I'm sorry for leaving, but I really did not know this would happen. I am really sorry for putting that on your shoulders." I bowed my head, ashamed of what happened, even though I wasn't there.