He pulled his knees up to his chest, suddenly feeling very lonley and scared. Sai looked over at him, worried. It wasn't hard to tell what was troubling the boy, but she knew there was nothing she could do.
Crow on the other hand wasn't going to stand having his best friend upset. Seto's eyes shot up to Crow as the boy slipped an arm around him. "Come on, Seto, don't worry. You got us."
Seto dropped his gaze again. His shoulders began to tremble and both looked down at him worriedly. "Seto..come on, stop your crying." Crow said quietly, leaning forward to try and see his face behind his bangs.
Placing a hand under Seto's chin, he pulled the boy's face up a bit. Tear trails led down either side of his face and his large blue eyes shimmered.
"What are you crying about this time?" "I...I'm sorry...you guys I'm so sorry..." He hiccuped, his gaze shifting over to Sai's then back to Crow. "Sorry?" Sai questioned, placing a hand on his arm beneath Crow's arm.
"Lately...lately I've been feeling so alone..." He sobbed, shaking his head slowly. Sai frowned slightly and Crow put on a sad smile. "Well, don't worry. You aren't alone."
Sai looked down at the fire thoughtfully. "Yeah..." Seto said slowly, rubbing his eyes. Crow smiled slightly, leaning forward and giving the boy a small kiss. "Now don't you forget it."
Seto nodded, leaning against the taller boy. Sai smiled over at the two with a slight giggle. Really, not matter how down Seto got, Crow could always cheer him up.
"I...I just want someone to listen to me when I talk and who'll respond.. Someone to share all of these amazing veiws and adevntures with...thats all I want!"
Sai smiled a bit brighter, recalling hearing him say these words. It made her happy that at least one story had a happy ending in this world full of broken hearts and shattered dreams.