Kuroko No Basuke (various x reader)

14. [Kuroko X Reader]

You had just transferred to Seirin High School. The teacher asked you to come to introduce yourself in front of the class.

"O-ohayo gozaimasu, watashi wa (l/n)(f/n) desu. Yoroshiku onegaishimasu!" You said nervously in low voice and bowed.

"(l/n)-san, please sit beside Kuroko...-san? Where is he?" The teacher said and mumbled the last part but loud enough for you to hear. Then you saw a boy with light blue hair raise his hand and you immediately walk and sit beside him.

"Ohayo gozaimasu, (l/n)-san."

"O-ohayo gazaimasu, umm... Kuro... san?"

"Kuroko Tetsuya desu."

"Ah, ohayo Kuroko-san."

Time skip [one month later]

Kuroko is tutoring you and Kagami in History and Geography. He gave the two of you quizzes and when you're done, you submit it to him.

"(Y/n)-chan, this one is wrong and this one too."

"A-ah! Sorry Kuroko-kun! I'll fix it!" You quickly take the paper and start remembering what you've studied earlier. Once you remember, you write your answer and give it to Kuroko again.

"Good job, (y/n)-chan. Kagami-kun, are you done?"

"Gah!! This is hard! (Y/n)! How did you manage to do it?!" He yelled in frustration.

"Ah, eh, luck?"

You don't have many friends because your mind will go blank whenever someone asked you something. You either managed to say yes or just nod slightly, answering with maximum 1 sentence. It's not because you want to, it's the opposite. You really want to adapt and be friends with others but you eventually gave up on the thoughts, at least before you met Kuroko. It's different when you're with him, you can start speaking your mind, changing thoughts, and slowly you're getting out from your shell.

And yeah... You're lucky to meet Kuroko.

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Facts and ideas Corner :
A few months ago, I just found a word -> Selective Mutism. Which I relate to myself but I'm trying to overcome it.

Selective mutism (SM) is an anxiety disorder in which a person who is normally capable of speech cannot speak in specific situations or to specific people. [Wikipedia]

Published : (18/10/18)