[BxB] Komorebi: Shared Matcha and Campus Notebooks

[BxB] Komorebi: Shared Matcha and Campus Notebooks

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Jamie didn't come to Komorebi looking for comfort. He wanted caffeine. A corner with an outlet. Silence. And maybe a good cup of matcha. But grief has strange preferences. A month in Tokyo hadn't made anything easier. After his boyfriend died in a traffic accident on the way, Jamie fled west, thinking distance might dull the edge. It didn't. Grief followed him-into lecture halls, walking home in the bitter cold of the city, and between lines of unread texts. It made everything feel too loud, or too quiet. Mostly, it made him tired. Komorebi, a cafe nestled between a florist and an old record store, wasn't an escape. It was a pause. The windows were always fogged, the air warm with the scent of roasted hojicha and nostalgia. Jazz crackled from mismatched speakers. The cafe felt unbothered by time. Like it had its own breath. Here, no one asked questions. Jamie could sit for hours with a tea he barely touched, watching the light shift on the wood floors, letting the hum of other people's conversations fill in the empty spaces. It was the first place since the accident where he didn't have to pretend. Then, he noticed the boy in the blue sweater before he meant to. Always in the same seat, blonde hair in his face, surrounded by scribbled notebooks. They rarely spoke-just shared the silence, a kind of quiet companionship Jamie didn't know he needed. He wasn't looking for healing. Or even connection. But maybe Komorebi didn't care what he was looking for. Maybe it just gave people what they couldn't name. Updated Weekly on Saturdays, 12:00PM! Leave your thoughts and votes!
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Once Caleb reached the bottom of the stairs he quietly opened the door and tiredly switched on the light "Jayden it isn't morning yet buddy you need to-" he froze in place staring at a man he didn't know standing in his living room. The man stared back at him like a deer in the headlights, he looked a few years older than Caleb, had stubble growing around his face, dark brown greasy hair that wasn't styled in any particular way and was wearing full black aside from the muddy navy blue trainers he was sporting. "Who the fuck are you and what are you doing here?" Caleb demanded in a hushed whisper, he also noticed the black backpack the stranger was carrying and the open living room window he'd clearly used to gain entry, the vase that was previously rested on the windowsill lay in pieces on the ground, that must've been the crash that had awoken Caleb from his tranquil slumber. "Just a passerby, no one much" the strange man whispered back an air of mystery hanging about his every word. "Inside my living room?" Caleb replied folding his arms and sizing the man up, after his beating earlier in the evening he wasn't exactly fighting fit, the intruder was also taller and muscly, there's no way Caleb would win if it came to a fight. "Consider me Santa Claus alright? Now go back to bed kid" the man answered calmly pointing at the door as if Caleb was a child. "I'm not a little kid anymore, I'm 18. Santa isn't real" Caleb responded harshly taking a step forward, the man noticeably took a step towards the window eyeing Caleb up with a smirk. TWs (these will not be appearing at the top of chapters so take this as your final warning) Abuse Self Harm Smut Rape Homophobia Themes of Suicide Murder Mentions of Disordered Eating This story is not promoting, encouraging, romanticising or glorifying topics such as suicide, self harm, disordered eating, sexual abuse/misconduct, it is just showing what the affects of it can be like especially for LGBT+ young people.

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