The Generation of Miracle Hates Me

C7

(Third Person POV)

Taiga stared at the 'house' in awe. "I never knew your house was so...large." He exclaimed.

Misaki dropped off of his back and slipped her hand in his. "Let's go inside, shall we?" She said, pullig him along.

They had turned the first corner when Seijuro bumped into the two.

"Misaki, who is this?" Seijuro question, glaring at Taiga.

Taiga gulped.

"Kagami Taiga, my boyfriend from America." I stated. "Taiga, this is my brother, Akashi Seijuraho."

Seijuro pinched Misaki cheeks in annoyance.

"Stop it! Seijurahooooo!" Misaki cried.

"Payback for smacking me and calling me an aho and disobeying me." He said.

Seijuro turned his gaze at Taiga and had a small eye contact battle. Then, Seijuro left without a word.

Trying to break the tension that someone created, Misaki asked, "So Taiga...which school are you going to?"

"Uhm..Seirin." Taiga replied.

"Awh, I'm going to Rakuzan with my brother." Misaki sighed.

Taiga stayed silent. There seemed to be something wrong.

"Taiga...?" I called out.

Taiga covered his face.

"You...You've betrayed me, didn't you?" He murmured.

"What do you mean? I haven't done anything!"

Taiga stood up like he was in a trance.

"I'm gonna go..." He said.

Misaki watched his back in utter confusion as he left.

"I don't understand...Everyone keeps leaving me..." She muttered on the verge of tears.

Everyone? What do I mean by everyone?, she thought.

Seijuro leaned on the stone wall next to him, making himself visible.

"Seijuro..."

He walked towards Misaki and sat next to her.

She looked away from Seijuro.

Seijuro pushed back Misaki's bangs, revealing her odd colored eyes.

"Doesn't this feel familiar?" Seijuro asked, out of the blue.

"What do you mean...?"

"Me comforting you after you broke up with someone." He stated.

"Taiga and I didn't break up yet!" Misaki exclaimed.

"Didn't he just literally do so?"

Misaki could hold it back anymore. She let her tears roll down her cheeks.

Seijuro put his arm around her and whispered, "Remember."