One day, Naruto found himself in a horrible mood as he drove home from work. While the sun blazed beautifuly overhead, a dark cloud hung over his blue Honda Civic. It was not the first time he landed himself in such a situation, more and more lately he felt himself falling deeper into a depressing rut. It wasn't as if he was actually upset or anything; he just found himself withdrawn, cold.
Like he just didn't care.
Naruto had a good life, having grown up an orphan being tossed from foster home to foster home forced him to mature at a young age and it quickly put everything into focus. He prioritized his happiness above everything else, jumping into a job he enjoyed and ended up getting a great apartment overlooking the ocean. He made fast friends with his coworkers and neighbors; he went out with the guys after a hard days work and dating the most wonderful of girls.
But the days seemed to run longer now. His friends moving on in their careers or love lives and leaving, his relationships usually ending in a mutual agreement to stay friends. His friends left so quickly and his girlfriends even faster, it was hard to keep up when all he wanted to do was sit still and be happy. It happened so often he found himself becoming so emotionally numb that he decided to just shut everyone out be alone.
That's how it always ended, anyways. Might as well spare everyone the trouble.
As the air in his care became oppressive and cold, he clicked on the heater and turned onto the empty coastline. The sea looked wonderful today, the suns glow shined onto the blue waters with a shimmer. Little sparkles rose into the air as the waters crashed onto the rocks just next to the road. It was truly beautiful.
Entranced as Naruto was, he paid less attention to driving. By the time he headed home from work it was early morning, less people driving by the water; more headed into the city through more direct routes. He wasn't worried about getting into an accident- he drove down this road so many times he could probably do it in his sleep.
As he turned his gaze back to the road, he caught a woman's gaze in front of him. It took only a moment to admire he as he drew closer. Her long midnight blue hair swirled around her white dress like a silky curtain as she turned to face him. Her pale lavender eyes bore into him like she was to capture his soul; her porcelain skin glowing with the light off the water. She was so beautiful. So perfect.
And then he hit her.
Alright guys! There's the first chapter, if you guys like it so far I'll be sure to continue. Its just something that popped off the top of my head. Please review and tell me what you think so far!