Akogare (Longing)

By: Jhezzyca

Disclaimer: standard disclaimer apply

Overture: Ame

It was raining. The drops of water came down slowly at first, but now it was quick and pounded on the grass. The soil took it in hungrily, but though dry and parched, even it couldn't take in all the water. The delicate flowers outside were quickly withering. The once clear windows were now stained with each smear of water. A reflection distorted. Her reflection. The white of her fingers touched the cold and wet windowsill, her languid fingers equally cold. Her face equally wet.

The once white and creamy skin was now stained with each tear that flowed down.

And outside the rain came.

Her teeth bit at her rosy, rosy lips at a vain attempt to try to stop the tears. But they kept coming, like the rain.

No one was with her. She was alone, lonely. No one was there to stop her tears. But then again, no one would understand. She pulled herself away from the window, and stride towards her telephone. She stared at its LCD, and found out that there where 5 messages waiting for her. She pushed the 'play' button. And after listening to the first four message she had the urge to smash the machine.

Her four callers are Miyabi, Tomoko, Anko and Yoshskawa. The four of them are asking her if she'll be fine. After all who would be fine if the one you love will be wed to another.

But she restrained her self from breaking the thing apart. For she had a hint who the fifth caller would be. And if the fifth caller would be as stupid as the others. Her respect for him will level down.

Kyou ga totemo kanashikute, Ashi moshimo naiteitemo sonna hibi mo atta ne towaraeru hi ga kuru darou ikudo meguri meguri yuku kagiri aru toki no naka ni... Cheer up Kanzaki. It's for the best and you know it."

And as his voice flooded the room. Urumi smirked.

'That idiot quoting Hamasaki Ayumi's season.'

But his words where not enough as she sulked at the corner of her room.

Outside, the flowers finally crumbled under the intense pressure. Inside, the girl did the same.

-tsusuku-