Heyy- ahem, I'll be doing a separated chapter for some reason (don't wanna spoil some good stuffs in here huehue) and if possible, I'll try my best to update during the holiday & hopefully have a better things happen later on <3
And it's closed, people! (If you don't get it, read the A/N in the previous chapter because I'm tired af.). And the next chapter might be the last chapter of this book (I know its short but don't cry yet. Chill, I have another announcement at the last chapter). So as usual, enjoy~
-Shigatsu-chi
Hiro's POV:
"No, this is not the (L/n)'s home anymore." The guy with the smoke pipe said.
"I just recently moved here two days ago right after the owner of this house left." he added.
"Does he told you where he would move to?" I asked in concern but angry at the same time.
He shook his head and apologized. I sighed in defeat, wondering where could (y/n) possibly live at. " I do heard that his daughter is unable to go outside the country for a while so she might be nearby," I heard him spoke before shutting the door. Turning towards my mother, she raised her eyebrow while crossing her arms. I scratched my not-so-itchy head, giving her a nervous laugh.
"Hiro, you know that you can't just stop schooling just to find her." oka-san warned.
"I know but I still can have online tuition for that, oka-san." I replied without thinking, walking back to our home.
"Oh, is that so? You know that neither of us own a laptop or a PC, right?" she walked after me.
"I know, but I can buy the laptop with my own money." I paused, thinking before doing something dumb in front of my mother.
Oka-san looked unsatisfied when I looked back. I stopped in my tracks, letting her walk past me. " I could even buy it like right now, oka-san. Don't worry about the money, I have enough of it from my part-time job." I said.
She gave the 'are you serious' look from my head to my foot. " Young man, I didn't expect you to be that rude to your own mother on Mother's Day." Uh-oh. " I had enough of your dramas, son. I never knew that my son is such a rude & drama king right now. Do whatever you like, Hiro. I look like I'm not needed in here anyways." oka-san walked away. 'Wait, what? I'm just telling the truth though,' I rolled my eyes and chased after my mother before my actual plan with oka-san on Mother's Day ruined.
One thing that I didn't realise since we both walking at the sideways is that someone was watching both of us afar.
Third Person's View:
'Poor Hiro,' the witch and the princess thought in unison, but in different ways and location of course. The princess silently bid her goodbyes to the hero as she and her father drove past the hero. Meanwhile, the witch watched the Hashi family walked past the cafe she's sitting at along with the (L/n) family drove past her. She laughed in victory on the inside, her last rival finally left the hometown. Which means the hero is hers, now and forever.
"So, you're planning to make your move again?" the villain asked. The witch rolled her eyes and took a sip of her favourite beverage, still grinning at sight of no more rivals and the one and only person she's crazy of.
"Of course I will, but I have to deal with that woman first." she pointed the woman that she talked to earlier.
The villain rested on his palm with a boring sigh, watching the girl in front of her doing whatever she's doing. 'If ever...' thoughts running through his head as he is admiring her looks for a while, he then turned to the window beside them to avoid from getting caught in red-handed by her.
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The hero with his mother finally calmed and enjoyed their dinner together at a restaurant at the end of the day. The princess and her father is on her way to a place which her father mentioned earlier and last but at not least, the witch is watching the hero from far away along with the villain. Well, in a long period.
(Y/n)'s POV:
-After 2 days of travelling-
Trees, road lamps and some buildings passed through the window car. The sky is getting dark and stars slowly pops out in the midnight blue sky one by one, reminding of Hiro's eyes. I shook the thought in my head and blushed.
"(Y/n), are you alright?" my father shifts his attention from the road to me repeatedly.
"I'm fine, dad." I lied, fiddling my mobile phone.
"You missed someone, do you?" I froze like an iceberg. 'H-How?!' Heat rushed through my cheeks as I looked away from dad, avoiding his eye contact. He sighed and pulled the car to the roadside.
"You missed your mother because its Mother's Day, am I right?" Phew, close call. I mentally sweatdropped and nodded slightly. Half of it is true and other one isn't.
"Just as I thought," he said and continued the journey to our new home.
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After a day of sitting in a car and stopping by to do business or to fill up our stomachs, we both finally arrived.
"Now, I would like to introduce you to your new home. Near a mountain named Mount Fuji, peaceful and quiet." Dad said as he lead me into the house. " And of course, beautiful scenery during the daytime and the night time." Dad paused as he showed me a bedroom.
" Believe me, (y/n). Night time is the best time to see the Fujikawa." Dad then slides the glass door that leads to the balcony and boom, mind blown.
"How did you found this house, dad?" I asked but still not taking off from the cherry blossom trees and some lights from the city.
"Well, while your mother and I are going outstation for work, we stayed here with the other company's owner who had a contract with us before. It really sound cheesy to you but we already insisted that we could stay at the hotel but he refused." Dad scratched his beard and continued.
"So he asked about our family. Until I answered that we're from Tokyo, he instantly asks me to switch-"
And I instantly dropped my dad's explanation. I looked down the city dad had brought me to, Fuji in Shizuoka. Dad took noticed of this, he went to my side instead, joining me the view.
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Hiro's POV:
Tik.
Tok.
Tik.
Tok.
The sound of the clock on the wall continued to echo in the living room. I twirled my phone, wondering whether I should give it a call. After having a battle in my mind, I end up tapping on the phone screen to call that person, someone who I supposed to meet. 'But, what if he didn't answer?' It rings in my mind. Staring on the screen for a few more minutes, I finally tap on the voice call button.
"Calling Haru"
* * * Cliffhanger * * *
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Wish You Were Here...
RomanceA boy named Hiro Hashi has stayed in a town where his parents work since age 10. When he's turning into 17, he moved back to his hometown by himself due to the conflict of his parent's divorce. When he starts going to his new high school, he coinci...
