Request 2: 6926
Rating: T
It felt really weird being back here. Back in this tattered, condemned building that was never destroyed. I remember running down the halls during training with Shishou, while annoying the scientist baby. Those were actually pleasant times, even if I was stabbed on multiple occasions.
The sound of my boots hitting the broken and decrepit ground of the old school, bounced around me as I continued to make my way down the hall. Eyes glancing from one disgusting wall to the other, I couldn't help, but I let out a small smile. Though most people would consider this place a horrid place for a child to grow up in, it was home. It always felt like a big family, though I would admit it aloud. Shishou as the oldest Brother, Ken and Chikusa as the annoying middle brothers, WW… or…MM…, whatever her name was, as the oldest sister, Chrome as the youngest sister, and then I as the youngest sibling. Thought it could have been better without the annoying older sister, but I guess that's what made it feel more like family.
I chuckled, holding the red rose in my hand. I guess all the time with Shishou made me slightly romantic, I don't know what it was. But I was going to finally tell my annoying pineapple master the feelings I held for him. They were once feelings of love between brothers, but then mine started evolving and I worked harder at getting him angry and trying to get him to pay more attention to me. He always said I was a socially awkward kid. But now, I finally worked up the courage to confess. I hope he would accept them, though nothing would change if he didn't.
I pushed open the door to the hidden, indoor garden that was Shishou's private get away. A calm pond that grew lotus flowers, bushes that grew beautiful flowers that never seemed to die, were always a breath taking site, even to myself.
Taking a deep breath, I approached my master and spoke, "Sh-Mukuro. I am in love with you and I hope you will accept my feelings."
And with those words, I sat the rose on the ground and turned and walked away from the cold stone slab that sat under the bloomed sakura, knowing I would have to wait till the day I passed on, to get my answer.
