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Ai's POV

After my little incident with Judai and Johan on the beach, I headed back to my room to plot my next move for getting Judai to be mine. No sooner had I started, however, than there was a knock on my door. When I opened it, Asuka was standing there, looking worried.

Without giving me a chance to say anything, she started pleading Andersen's case, as if I was really planning on turning him in.

"I'm telling you, Ai. He's just worried about his friend!" she said. "You have no idea how close those two are! Why, they'd both give their lives if it meant saving the other! And besides…" She looked away, her hands behind her back, obviously feeling sympathy for Johan Andersen. "He didn't know you were a…well…" She rocked on her feet a bit.

I knew what she was talking about, obviously, and I had known that they didn't know I was a princess. That was sort of the whole point of keeping it secret.

"Asuka, don't worry. I want Judai to like me! I'm not about to go getting his best friend in that much trouble," I assured her. I mean, the worst I would be doing to the fool would be having my guards get him out of the way for a short while. "Why, Judai would hate me for life if that happened."

"True…" she said, sounding calmer now. "Well, then, you better tell Johan that. He just decided to leave the island and go into hiding somewhere so he wouldn't get caught."

Oh, for goodness' sake! Had he really taken me seriously? That would be a first.

"You tell him! How am I supposed to know where he is? Or how to get in touch with him?"

Asuka's attention turned back to me, her eyes wide in frustration and anxiety. "And you think I can!? What part of 'gone into hiding' do you not understand!? Why would he answer his phone at a time like this!?"

Okay, a decent point. Meaning that Judai would probably never hear from Johan again if we didn't stop him now. I may not have cared about Johan, but I did care about Judai, and losing his best friend was the last thing he needed in his life. He would never forgive me if I caused that!

"So maybe we should go find him?" I asked. "I'll be sure to wave a white flag so he knows I'm not dangerous."

"Good idea! Let's hurry before it's too late!"

I rushed into my room and made a makeshift flag out of a curtain rod and a white shirt then rushed off to find that fool Andersen. Asuka took off as soon as she had finished speaking, so she was gone before me.

Really, though, why did Judai and his friends have to be so frustrating? None of this would have been happening if they had only minded their own business!

Johan's POV

I was all set to leave. I had my luggage, and a really stupid-looking disguise.

Just picture this: me, wearing a black ball cap with the words "Beach Buddy" written on it, sunglasses shaped like sombreros (for whatever stupid reason, the only kind in stock at the resort's gift shop) Haruko's favorite furry scarf that was out of fashion now (must have been why she was so willing to part with it), and a brown trench coat Fuyuko had lent me when he heard the news. Don't ask me why Fuyuko had brought a leather trench coat to a Mexican beach in the middle of the summer because I have no idea. But, anyway, if my disguise wasn't the most bizarre thing in the whole airport that day, I'll eat that scarf.

As I entered the airport, I spotted Jim standing there in the gatehouse waiting for the 5:00 flight to Salt Lake City, Utah. But it was almost 6, so why was he still here? Was the flight delayed or something? Anyway, I figured that, since he was still there, I might as well get a ticket for that flight myself.

After buying my ticket, I headed over to join Jim, thinking that Utah was as good a place as any to go into hiding. I'd be fine with staying there for a bit. No biggie!

"Ahem," I said to Jim. "Mind if I join you?"

He turned his one eye to me, looking a bit confused. "Sure."

"Great. Thanks."

Of course he was confused. I was dressed like a freak and going to Utah instead of staying here! What was so strange about that? I mean, it wasn't like my best friend was trapped here all alone, suffering at Ai's hands! Leaving and not coming back was totally fine! Right!? I seriously had to find a way out of this mess I was in—I couldn't just leave Judai here, especially since I was probably the only one here who really understood him! Now the only question was how I'd get back here without getting arrested.

While I was trying to think of some sort of plan, an announcement came on. "Attention. We apologize for the delay. Flight 284 for Salt Lake City, Utah, is ready to board now and will be taking off in less than 10 minutes. Thank you for your patience. Now please make your way to the gate. That is all."

"That's us, pal," I said to Jim, starting off. "You coming?"

I still didn't have any clue how to come back without risking Ai finding out. Hiding at the Tenjoins' wouldn't work because her royal guard could drag me out of there if they found out. Besides, Judai couldn't even get there now, so what would be the point of risking it? This mess was just getting more and more out of control…

Jim looked at me for a second before asking, "Why are you coming?"

Great. He had recognized me. And I was dressed like a freak in a weird hat, lame sunglasses, a girls' scarf, and a trench coat. Terrific. Yeah, I was definitely getting a better disguise in Utah. Preferably something not so mix-matched. This was embarrassing! Why did Jim have to recognize me!? He probably thought I'd lost my mind!

I lowered my sunglasses a bit, giving him a serious look, and answered, "It's a long story. And I'll tell ya on the way back, okay?" I replaced my sunglasses as I added, "That is, assuming I can find a way back after this one."

A disguise wouldn't work unless I pretended to be a friend. But it was too risky to mimic any of the ones that were already here because then they'd be in two places at once, and the only three that weren't here were Ed, Hayato, and O'Brien. I'd met Hayato recently—he was one of the few people Judai was in touch with—and I wasn't big enough to play him. I wasn't buff enough to imitate O'Brien. And Ed was a famous pro duelist who might show up on live TV while I was there. Boy, wouldn't that be fun to explain! Meanwhile a complete stranger wouldn't know Judai or his big secret, so that wouldn't work, either! There had to be something I could do! Think, Johan! Use your head!

As Jim and I walked through the gate, I was still puzzling over my frustrating dilemma.

*The editor wishes to inform you that, for this section, the story will be told in third person simply because neither Johan nor Ai captured the entirety of the scene.

As Flight 284 closed its gates, Princess Ai walked through the airport, waving a white flag and calling out, "Johan Andersen, I'm not going to do anything that would make Judai hate me forever! If you're in here, you can come out! I want him to love me, not hate me!"

Her words, however, went unheard, as Johan Andersen was already aboard the plane with Jim. The plane took off as Ai left the airport.

Asuka's POV

Ai and I spent the rest of the day looking for Johan. Our paths crossed several different times, as if looking in the same places at the same time was really going to help. Was Ai really that stupid? Regardless, our search was fruitless, and it took us hours to complete. The island wasn't that big, sure, but there were plenty of places to look for people, and we had to be thorough just in case Johan was still hiding out. He was sneaky and clever, after all, so leaving without a good plan didn't strike me as something he would do.

Around midnight, we regrouped in front of the resort's entrance. I was exhausted from literally running all around the island. Apparently Ai had driven, though, because she was done around the same time as me. When I arrived at the resort, I saw her getting out of a car. Why hadn't I asked her for a ride? I had been in way too much of a hurry when I left. When I reached the entrance to the resort, I fell to my knees, trying to catch my breath.

I really hoped Johan had been found and was with Judai. My bed was calling my name!

"Well? Did…did you…f…find him…?" I panted.

Sleep was overpowering me. But Ai's answer made me fight it off.

"No," she said. "He probably already left. Honestly, I haven't told Judai even because I don't usually play that card, Asuka! Why did you have to go and tell them? Do you really hate Judai that much? Johan was trying to take care of Judai, you know. Now he's been left alone in that state!"

I rubbed my legs, trying to get some life back in them, and pushed my fatigue away for now. There wasn't time to rest, if that was the case. But it wasn't like it was all my fault! Ai had threatened Johan, so what was I supposed to think!?

"Hey, I wouldn't have told them anything if you hadn't said that you weren't done with him yet. So you're to blame just as much as me!" I pointed an accusing finger at her, glaring, then went back to rubbing my sore legs.

They felt like they were on fire, but I still had one more thing to do. If it wasn't too late, that is. Hopefully Judai was still alive. I'd never forgive myself if anything had happened to him! It was my cruel acting that would have—I had to find him! I just had to!

Ai sighed and said, "I meant I wasn't done with Judai yet!"

I glared at her again. Was there a single brain cell in that woman's head today? She had said it was Andersen she wasn't done with! How does that translate to Judai?

"Then why'd you say Andersen!? That sounded bad for him, you know."

She sighed again. "Yeah, well, I figured he'd be in the way, but…I guess I am done with him!" Without another word, she ran off, presumably to find Judai.

I stared after her for a second, my mind barely registering her absence. Johan would be in the way? Well, of course. She was hurting Judai, but—

That was when I realized she had just taken off.

"Oh, great. Judai!"

I jumped up and ran off to find him. I couldn't believe I had missed Ai leaving! Was I really so tired that I couldn't think straight!? Why did those two have to do this right now? I was way too tired to be running around looking for them!

Okay, I admit it. I was way too tired for this! Running around combing the beach for Judai wasn't any better than combing the island for Johan at this point! I could barely breathe and was sweating buckets from exhaustion, but I had to find him. He was in a lot of danger, either from Ai or from himself! Why, if he hadn't killed himself by now, he might have been trying! I couldn't let him do that!

That was when I saw him climbing around on the cliffs at the far end of the beach. Was he looking for a cave he could hole up in? Or was he preparing to jump and end it all now?

It's amazing how your mind can make everything seem so sinister when you're worried about someone.

I didn't see any sense in risking it, so I ran up to him as fast as my legs could carry me. One thing was certain: I was going to be sore in the morning.

"Judai! Wait!" I called, worried. Jumping would be the biggest mistake that man had ever made, especially since the rocky relationships he'd had with most of our group hadn't been his fault at all!

He started, then turned slowly to face me. "A-Asuka…"

That look wasn't reassuring. He seemed nervous and extremely uncomfortable. It was clear he was upset about something! So was he going to jump? Was he worried I'd stop him or something? Then again, Ai had accused me of cruelty to Judai, so what was going on here?

I stopped and stood where I was for a second, several feet away from him. Keeping my tone neutral, I said, "Hey. What's up?"

No need to get all worked up yet. Judai was anxious enough for the both of us, even if he was making me real nervous right then. That look might have been more than a man preparing to end his life, after all. Ai said it was aimed only at me.

Slowly, I approached, covering up my nerves as I climbed some stupid rocks in my way. So what if my legs were burning? Facing up to Judai was way more difficult than climbing a mountain would have been at that point.

He still looked insanely uncomfortable and nervous, but it died down some, as if he was trying to hide it like everything else. But why? "…Not much. So where's Kyle?"

Just like that, the Judai I had only ever known since third year was back again. All bottled up inside and showing no signs of life. At that moment, we were twins in that regard. But why had he mentioned Kyle? He didn't have anything to do with why Judai was upset. It wasn't like he was the kind to go around hurting people. Why, when I told him about Sho and Manjoume's dumb feud, he tried to get me to see what they had felt, and it turned out to be spot-on, too! He wasn't built to hate anyone, not even someone like Ai!

I raised an eyebrow at him, totally confused. "Kyle? Now why would you think he'd be here? He doesn't know you're upset. Heck, he doesn't even know you, for that matter, so…"

Judai shrugged, still looking exactly like he always did in third year. I hated seeing him act like that. Hopefully what Ai knew was why. That I could fix with the truth. An unknown cause he would never reveal to the world was another story.

"Just don't get why you're tracking down someone you hate, I guess…" he said.

I blinked, my eyes widening some. Hate? That sounded exactly like what Kyle had said. He felt that we hated him after saying such horrid things. Had I really said things so awful? All I could remember from back then was a ridiculous, uncontrollable amount of sadness! What had happened back there?

"What?" I asked.

"I overheard you talking to him earlier," he said, looking away.

I sweat. He heard that conversation? And that was why he was so upset? How much of that mess had he listened in on? And why was he always doing that!?

"Oh, you did, did you?" Oh, shit. My nerves were going to be fried at the rate this was going."And what, exactly, did you hear us say?"

This was real bad. I mean, over half of that conversation had been me venting about hating Judai! And Judai—the man possibly scarred by lost friendships, the easily shattered one of our group—had heard it! This was worse than anything Ai could have done, and that was saying something!

"You hate me for leaving that day. Without saying goodbye. You think I'm a complete jerk."

Oh, shit. Those eyes, almost hidden from my view, were filling up with pain. And he had quoted me there at the end! As if I didn't already know that he had heard us, I'd just gotten proof! This was worse than I thought! Hearing that would upset anyone! But clearly this feeling wasn't new to him, or he wouldn't be acting like this about it!

I sweat again. That was probably all he had heard, from the looks of him. But I wanted to make sure. After all, if he had heard the beginning of it, he might even think that Kyle was against him as well. The guy had sounded like he was taking my side and trying to show me how that "jerk" I called a friend had really made me feel. But Kyle wasn't taking sides, or he wouldn't have said what he did at the end. Judai had to know the truth, or he might start hating Kyle for nothing!

"Is…that all?" I asked, sweating badly. Please don't hate Kyle, Judai, he hadn't done anything wrong!

"There was more?" Judai asked, and his tone sounded to me like he was considering jumping off the cliff now.

He looked it, too. He looked so upset that I was surprised he was still standing there. What did he think, that we had kept bashing him after he had left? He sounded like he was thinking his life was the most loathsome thing he had! He was going to jump, I was sure of it! I had to stop him, fast!

I waved my arms around frantically, speaking a mile a minute. "No, no! Nothing like that, honest!"

This was nerve-wracking. Why the hell had I said that!? Was I trying to kill Judai with my words!? I desperately tried to drive those thoughts I feared he was having away. He had better believe me! Jumping was the absolute worst way to handle things! And if he did it because of me, I would never forgive myself!

He didn't jump; he looked at me, waiting. He still looked upset, but some of it seemed to have been replaced with curiosity.

I took a deep breath, trying to calm myself and prepare for a long talk about friendship. Thanks to that, my whole body felt like lead. After all that exercise, the adrenaline and frantic movements and worry wasn't helping me relax. But at least Judai was willing to listen to me now. Maybe we could talk about this calmly from here on out. Was this evening ever going to end?

"Okay. So you heard the part about me hating you, but clearly you left way too early to hear the rest of it. To hear what Kyle told me…" I looked away, feeling ashamed. At the time I'd heard it, I had just felt stupid, but now I was feeling even worse because Judai had heard the first part of it. All of that, possibly mixed in with what Kyle had told me, had been stewing all day long. How would he handle it? Could he handle it? Would he jump anyway? Or would he hate me, like Sho? Either way, I would be losing a friend if Judai was at all like the rest of us. How could I let this happen?

"…What Kyle told you…?" he prompted, looking confused, curious, and a little anxious.

I sighed. That look said it all. Judai was going to hate this conversation. We may even end up fighting when he got angry at me for bringing it up or for hating him for unfair reasons. Sure, Judai was usually a lot nicer than that, forgiving his enemies for trying to kill him, but severe scarring could really do a number on someone. From what I'd seen so far, Judai Yuki was no exception. It was time to have a talk that would end this friendship once and for all. Still, he needed to hear the truth so that he knew it was my fault, not his. I walked over and sat down, my eyes closed and my head lowered.

He didn't sit down with me, only coughing a bit.

"Yeah," I answered. "He said he'd talked to Ai and got her to confess to a bunch of other stuff she shouldn't have known about us. Like how Johan was kidnapped and exactly what went down in that other dimension…"

I looked up at him, upset. It was time for the big question—the one that would prove how badly I had messed up. If his answer was yes, then Ai had finally found the one thing none of Judai's friends had been able to dig up, the reason why he had abandoned all of his close friendships and left for good. Of course, if it was true, he'd have every right to hate us for hurting him so.

"Judai, are you really still upset about that? Whatever for?"

This answer would determine everything—if I should tell the others, if Judai's reasons were really as "hidden" as we all thought. This was huge, and, from the look on Judai's face after I asked, true. The answer we had all been looking for might have been in my hands at last, after six long years. This was so nerve-wracking I could barely breathe. We had all wanted this answer for so long.

But, suddenly, I wasn't sure I could handle it.

Judai's POV

Dark World. It had been six years since anybody had mentioned that awful place. Now, all of a sudden, Asuka was asking about my feelings about it? This was the last thing I had been expecting. And it wasn't exactly a conversation I was looking forward to. I mean, why would I want to talk about that place? It still gave me nightmares, and I hadn't seen it in 6 years!

"…Well, you guys said…"

Asuka looked at me, looking upset herself and downright serious. "Judai, listen. To tell you the truth, I don't know why we said the things we said. Sure, I was worried about following you in that state, but that was because I didn't want to lose you. Or any of our friends, for that matter. The stuff about being betrayed by you… Well…" She looked away, still looking upset. After a moment, she seemed to shake it off and continued, "Look. I'm sorry, okay? I don't know what came over me back there. It's like I was possessed by the god of sadness and he wanted me to take it out on you, for some reason. I can't explain it, but…"

I stared at her for a second, taken aback. Once again, this wasn't what I had expected. "So…you didn't mean it?"

Asuka shook her head, her eyes closed sadly. "No, Judai. I didn't mean any of it. And I'm guessing, from how the others were feeling afterwards, that they didn't mean any of it, either. Something really strange happened to us all back there, and we all just figured it was better to just forgive and try to forget. That's why we were able to return to our normal lives." She opened her eyes, a look of guilt and sadness on her face. "Even though you clearly didn't…"

I looked down at the ground, trying to hide my pain. Hey, what could I say? She was right, but I wasn't about to say that. I mean, I wouldn't even be admitting to it if she hadn't asked. It wasn't my style to go around bringing people down with my feelings all the time. If she hadn't found me in that state, I probably wouldn't have admitted to it that night, either. As it was, there just wasn't anything else I could have done. She'd have definitely caught my lies that night, no doubt.

Asuka looked down, too. Her tone gentle and her voice filled with guilt, she said, "I guess we just figured you'd brush it off, like always." She shook her head, sounding pained as she said, "I had no idea it had impacted you this badly." She looked back at me as she added, "And you've been carrying those feelings around with you everywhere ever since, haven't you?"

Carrying it around ever since, huh? Sounded about right.

"…Yeah…" I said, falling hard to the ground as I finally sat down. I kept my head lowered to hide my emotions.

"I'm sorry, Judai. I didn't know. I guess that explains why you just disappeared and never came back. You weren't planning on seeing us again, were you? That way, you'd never have to face us again. And relive those sad memories of yours…"

She sounded distant there at the end, like she was imagining what that would feel like. Good luck with that, Asuka—it was something you had to actually feel to fully appreciate. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw her staring out to sea.

I teared up, hoping that keeping my head lowered would hide that. "I thought you guys hated me…after what happened…"

Asuka pulled me into a hug. Gently, she said, "It's okay, Judai. We never hated you. Sure, it was hard to understand you after all that, but we never hated you. That's why we came to help you, Judai. Because you're our friend, and we love you."

I hugged her back, holding on tight. "G-good to know…"

There are no words to describe how glad I was that she had said that. After all, it meant that what I'd been thinking all this time was wrong. They didn't hate me—it was all just a big misunderstanding. It definitely was with Sho and Asuka, at least, so I figured it was pretty safe to assume that was the case with everyone else, too. Asuka was right, they wouldn't have come to help if they hated me.

And, no, I didn't start doubting the few who didn't show. I knew Hayato, Ed, and O'Brien didn't hate me. They were just busy.

Asuka stroked me gently, trying to soothe. Grateful for the comfort, I didn't protest at all, even if I was acting totally pathetic about everything right then. I'd had a pretty lousy day, and I was finally in Asuka's arms, even if she did have a lousy boyfriend. Who would protest the attention of the girl of his dreams?

Asuka's POV

Judai and I stayed like that for at least half an hour. Finally, though, I decided it was time for bed. It was past midnight, I was beyond exhaustion now that the day's adrenaline was wearing off, my legs were aching something fierce, and, to top it all off, it was chilly outside and Judai already had a cold. He had sneezed at least a dozen times since I'd found him! I needed to get him somewhere safe and warm for the night so he could rest. Somewhere Ai would never suspect…

Letting go of him, I stood up and held out a hand for him, still being gentle. No need to upset him more by being bossy about where he was going to sleep tonight. He was more likely to go with me on his own if I was kind than if I was commanding. I just hoped he wouldn't answer with, "No, thanks. I'm fine." If he did, I was going to get nasty to get him to come. His selflessness could drive the most patient of people crazy sometimes.

"Come on," I said. "Let's find you someplace warm to spend the night."

With a sniffle that could have come from crying or from his cold, he said, "Okay."

Oh, good, he was in a cooperative mood! Now I wouldn't have to worry about upsetting him again by being "mean," as everyone called it. As long as Ai didn't see us, this should be a walk in the park! After all, the best place to hide him would be in plain sight: in my room at the resort. Ai would never think of looking there because she thought I hated Judai. And, with Judai cooperating, I knew he'd follow me there without complaint! Good thing, too, because I was way too tired to fight him over this. I couldn't wait to get back to my room and sleep!

He took my hand, and I helped him up before helping him toward the resort, stumbling several times along the way from exhaustion. In typical Judai fashion, he kept trying to pick me up and carry me out of concern. But I was more worried about him than myself. I kept telling him I was fine, but he was so stubborn that he didn't quit until I told him that he was making it worse and to just let me do this my way! I mean, really, he didn't even know where I was going, so why should he carry me there?

In the end, I helped Judai back to the resort and right up to the door of my room. After all, a sick man shouldn't be straining himself by carrying a sore woman, no matter how tired said woman was! Why had we all called him selfish that time? He was the polar opposite of that!

*The editor wishes to inform you that this section will be written in a third-person point of view, giving you a glimpse of what both Judai and Asuka had to say about the events of that night.

Asuka sneaked Judai into her room and locked the door behind them. She helped him over to her bed and sat him down on it. Junko was asleep, wearing ear plugs as they were no longer concerned about Ai.

"Okay, get in," she said sternly.

Her attitude was partly because she was tired of him insisting on carrying her instead of her helping him. After all, she had volunteered to help him, so she felt he should have just gone with it. Judai, for his part, felt that he had been enough of a burden that day by forcing her to have to go looking for him like that, so he should have done something for her instead of letting her do everything. But he didn't say anything.

Releasing Judai's weight caused her to lose her balance for a second, but she recovered just as quickly, hoping Judai didn't notice.

"But where are you gonna sleep?" Judai quietly asked Asuka.

She glared at him, looking both stern and exhausted. She was trying so hard to hide the latter that it barely showed. "Don't worry about that, just get in. You're sick, aren't you?"

"I'm not that sick…" he protested, but he coughed rather fiercely then, proving her point.

Asuka gave a sarcastic grin, knowing she had won. "Uh-huh. Sure, you're not. Lay down, mister," she said, pushing him down. She shook a bit, trying to keep her balance as she pushed the stubborn man into bed.

Taking note of this, Judai decided that fighting with a stubborn him wasn't any good for her right then, so he decided to cooperate and lay down willingly, shifting the covers so he could get under them as he did. "Okay, okay…"

Asuka pulled back then and opened the dresser drawer. "Good. Now don't look, okay?" she said, pulling out a blue night shirt and matching shorts.

With Judai not being the peeping type (and she would do well to remember that certain other male friends of hers didn't peep, either!), she knew she could trust him.

Judai closed his eyes, saying, "Right, got it."

Quickly Asuka changed into her night clothes and crawled into her bed beside Judai. Feeling something warm beside him all of a sudden, Judai peeked to see what it was (he hadn't opened his eyes yet, having not been given the all clear). When he saw Asuka lying beside him, and not even on top of the covers, to make it worse, he didn't know what to make of it.

"A-Asuka…?"

Something about his tone must have gotten Asuka defensive because she gave him a stern look and said, "Now, don't get the wrong idea or anything. I am not doing that. I have a boyfriend, you know."

But just having him there was good enough to make her happy. Forget all the mushy stuff, she told your beloved editor, his warm body right beside her, that cute nervous and confused look in his eyes… It was already too much for her to handle. She draped an arm over him, pulling him close and intensifying her feelings at that moment.

She wanted so badly to wrap him in her warm embrace, feel his skin next to hers instead of his clothes, taste the sheer beauty of his kiss. But she fought all of these unusual and crazy thoughts down and pretended that she was only holding him so that he wouldn't knock her out of bed with his rolling (which, admittedly, your editor can attest to being very severe). After all, his friends knew that he was a very reckless sleeper (he woke up half out of bed a lot of the time in school), so it was definitely a good excuse (as previously mentioned, the editor agrees).

For his part, Judai just blushed, wishing she didn't have a boyfriend. He had, after all, harbored very strong feelings for Asuka Tenjoin ever since his first year of high school, and he had fantasized about the two of them as a couple. If not for that awful misunderstanding, he might have been her boyfriend instead of Kyle.

Asuka yawned, too tired to stay awake any longer. "Well, good night, Judai. See you in the morning."

A second later, she was out like a light. But, thanks to all the wild emotions and thoughts in her head at the moment, she snuggled up against him in her sleep, smiling. It's doubtful that she could have been any happier at the moment.

Her sudden snuggling only made Judai blush deeper, but he closed his eyes to sleep, glad to have her there. Even if she did have a boyfriend and what they were doing was extremely inappropriate.