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FUJISHIMA SATOSHI
↳ "Friendship isn't friendship unless the care between you is mutual." ↲
⌠ Fracture ▯ Midnight City ⌡
Fᴀᴄᴇ Cʟᴀɪᴍ ◇ Yata Misaki - K Project
Dɪᴀʟᴏɢᴜᴇ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ◇ #9D0A0F ▯ Tʜᴏᴜɢʜᴛ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ◇ #F16522
↳ "Friendship isn't friendship unless the care between you is mutual." ↲
⌠ Fracture ▯ Midnight City ⌡
Fᴀᴄᴇ Cʟᴀɪᴍ ◇ Yata Misaki - K Project
Dɪᴀʟᴏɢᴜᴇ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ◇ #9D0A0F ▯ Tʜᴏᴜɢʜᴛ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ◇ #F16522
For most of the evening, Satoshi sat around trying to find something interesting to do in the confines of his little apartment. He finished another full chapter of his writing project, reread an entire series of manga he'd bought a couple weeks prior, and cooked an entire meal with the limited amount of ingredients he had in his kitchen. An hour after he'd received the note, Satoshi was staring boredly at the television while finishing his takoyaki .
His attention turned from the television to the window when it suddenly started pouring outside, a slight contrast to the brighter weather that had been evident most of the day. Moving to where his balcony was, he opened the door and stepped outside, sitting on the edge with his legs hanging through the metal bars. For some reason he'd always liked the familiar smell of rain and how it felt when his clothes were completely soaked from the water. Satoshi knew he was most likely going to get a cold if he remained out on his porch, but figured it could just be an excuse to get out of class for a day or two. After all, he was ahead in most of his classes, and it wouldn't take much effort to catch up after missing two days' classes.
Looking over to the balcony next to his, Satoshi silently wondered what Natsuki would be doing to keep busy on a rainy night. The guy didn't appear to have a whole lot of interests and Sou knew hardly anything about the guy, except that he wasn't as lazy as everyone seemed to think he was. Natsuki had helped him once when he'd been hurt, and it meant the world to Satoshi, considering no one else had shown him that level of kindness before. Even the school nurse made sure he knew she didn't like him, probably because he'd sent so many students to the infirmary.
Satoshi looked up at the grey sky and sighed, the rain only getting harder and harder as time passed. Eventually he started to shiver, yet he still didn't move, staring off into the forest that spanned out behind the building. After a while he managed to fall asleep, his head leaning against the metal railing of the balcony and his body soaked to the bone from sitting in the rain so long. In his dreams, only bright blue sky could be seen.
His attention turned from the television to the window when it suddenly started pouring outside, a slight contrast to the brighter weather that had been evident most of the day. Moving to where his balcony was, he opened the door and stepped outside, sitting on the edge with his legs hanging through the metal bars. For some reason he'd always liked the familiar smell of rain and how it felt when his clothes were completely soaked from the water. Satoshi knew he was most likely going to get a cold if he remained out on his porch, but figured it could just be an excuse to get out of class for a day or two. After all, he was ahead in most of his classes, and it wouldn't take much effort to catch up after missing two days' classes.
Looking over to the balcony next to his, Satoshi silently wondered what Natsuki would be doing to keep busy on a rainy night. The guy didn't appear to have a whole lot of interests and Sou knew hardly anything about the guy, except that he wasn't as lazy as everyone seemed to think he was. Natsuki had helped him once when he'd been hurt, and it meant the world to Satoshi, considering no one else had shown him that level of kindness before. Even the school nurse made sure he knew she didn't like him, probably because he'd sent so many students to the infirmary.
Satoshi looked up at the grey sky and sighed, the rain only getting harder and harder as time passed. Eventually he started to shiver, yet he still didn't move, staring off into the forest that spanned out behind the building. After a while he managed to fall asleep, his head leaning against the metal railing of the balcony and his body soaked to the bone from sitting in the rain so long. In his dreams, only bright blue sky could be seen.