A/N: Just a very odd Seiftis in the point of view of Seifer. Please review
if you want a cookie hand cooked by Seifer himself ^_^ Also! I do not own
any characters, though by my ultimate power of being me, Seifer and Zell
both belong to me ^_^
Peach Rose
Prologue
One soft brush with a comb and my laid back hair was perfect. A single strand of hair dangled in between my eyes and a soft smirk filtered my face. I looked towards the clock that rested on my desk and smiled. Only took me two minutes to get ready for my big debut. I took one silent breath and lifted up the long, gray trenchcoat. This was my best friend along with my gunblade. I swung the coat around, thrusting my arms through the armholes. Still fits like a glove. I looked down at my bare hands and smiled softly. The skin was soft from the leather that protected it. Few men had soft hands; I was lucky enough to be one of them. I brushed my bare hand through my hair, now just adding to the perfection. Hyne, how I loved my new life. Living freely in the cheapest dump on Gaia. Yes, I mean Fishermen's Horizon. The dump has actually grown on me. Sure, you can't really do anything here other than fish or construction work, but that's fine by me. I looked towards the door, seeing the knob spin softly. Slowly, the albino walked in follow by her contrast. They recognized me, but stopped as they saw what was lying on my bed. The albino pointed to it quietly.
"WHAT FOR?" she asked in her monotonic voice.
"Yea, boss, what's that for, ya know?" her contrast asked.
"Hmph, like I'm gonna tell a couple of chumps like you," I mumbled quickly. I waited for them to leave my bedroom doorway to continue my preparations. They stood there like lost puppy dogs. I chuckled softly, ready to close the door. "You really want to know what that's for?" I asked, teasing them.
"AFFIRMITIVE," she answered.
"Well, I'm meeting up with someone special tonight," I told them, "and that's her gift."
"Oh, so you're gonna, ya know?" the contrast asked. Quickly, I saw the albino's foot collide with his kneecap. Quickly, he knelt down, grasping his knee. "Ouch, Fu!"
I laughed softly, finally closing the door. I heard my two roommates bickering outside in the corridor. My sea green eyes dashed quickly in the mirror. I nodded softly at my appearance. No gloves, no gunblade, no blood, and most importantly, no bad attitude. Or at least, I hoped not. I turned towards the bed, picking up the small gift. I placed it in a white box with a peach ribbon wrapped around it. My smirk disappeared and was replaced by my genuine smile.
Peach Rose
Prologue
One soft brush with a comb and my laid back hair was perfect. A single strand of hair dangled in between my eyes and a soft smirk filtered my face. I looked towards the clock that rested on my desk and smiled. Only took me two minutes to get ready for my big debut. I took one silent breath and lifted up the long, gray trenchcoat. This was my best friend along with my gunblade. I swung the coat around, thrusting my arms through the armholes. Still fits like a glove. I looked down at my bare hands and smiled softly. The skin was soft from the leather that protected it. Few men had soft hands; I was lucky enough to be one of them. I brushed my bare hand through my hair, now just adding to the perfection. Hyne, how I loved my new life. Living freely in the cheapest dump on Gaia. Yes, I mean Fishermen's Horizon. The dump has actually grown on me. Sure, you can't really do anything here other than fish or construction work, but that's fine by me. I looked towards the door, seeing the knob spin softly. Slowly, the albino walked in follow by her contrast. They recognized me, but stopped as they saw what was lying on my bed. The albino pointed to it quietly.
"WHAT FOR?" she asked in her monotonic voice.
"Yea, boss, what's that for, ya know?" her contrast asked.
"Hmph, like I'm gonna tell a couple of chumps like you," I mumbled quickly. I waited for them to leave my bedroom doorway to continue my preparations. They stood there like lost puppy dogs. I chuckled softly, ready to close the door. "You really want to know what that's for?" I asked, teasing them.
"AFFIRMITIVE," she answered.
"Well, I'm meeting up with someone special tonight," I told them, "and that's her gift."
"Oh, so you're gonna, ya know?" the contrast asked. Quickly, I saw the albino's foot collide with his kneecap. Quickly, he knelt down, grasping his knee. "Ouch, Fu!"
I laughed softly, finally closing the door. I heard my two roommates bickering outside in the corridor. My sea green eyes dashed quickly in the mirror. I nodded softly at my appearance. No gloves, no gunblade, no blood, and most importantly, no bad attitude. Or at least, I hoped not. I turned towards the bed, picking up the small gift. I placed it in a white box with a peach ribbon wrapped around it. My smirk disappeared and was replaced by my genuine smile.