Change

by Awesomenesss-sama

Forced into Scepter 4 at a young age by her parents, Miyuki Ao naturally became a rebel. At sixteen, Miyuki's parents discover her secret, and is finally kicked out of the life she'd hated. After living on the streets for a while, a certain red haired skater that she had a crush on helped her, and almost regrets it later on. Miyuki sure knew how to tease someone.

11. Chapter 11

(*With Minatsu*)

"What did I just do?!" I blushed, "I should have denied it! Stupid, stupid, stupid!"

The crowd stared at me as I walked down the street, having already gotten far enough from Homra to relax.

"Wow, look at me" I mumbled, "not even a full day as a member of Homra and my face has already adjusted to their color!"

I looked around and noticed that I was near the skateboard, so I shrugged and headed there.

Three hours later and I was still skating at the park, and while I had calmed down, I didn't feel like heading back just yet.

I came up one of the ramps to do another trick, and in mid air I noticed someone walking to the park. It was Yata.

The surprise made me pause, and I ended up getting falling face first into the ground since I missed the timing, the other skaters watching flinched sympathetically.

Someone held out their hand to help me up, and I gratefully accepted. When I was properly standing up, I looked at the person who'd helped me, only to find myself face to face with Yata.

"U-uh...s-sorry...a-about be-before" Yata blushed sheepishly.

"Uh...y-yeah" I nodded.

We stood there awkwardly for a little while, and I checked my watch. 2 pm. An hour before the arcade closes, since it was a Saturday.

With that in mind, I grabbed my skateboard and jumped on it. Seeing this, Yata did the same, and he followed me, confused.

"The arcade?" Yata blinked.

"Yeah" I nodded, walking in and hitting the machine to get some tokens before offering some to Yata, who accepted.

We started playing some games individually, but we soon found ourselves playing the two player ones together. One particular game highly amused me, it was a dance one.

Now, I wasn't particularly into the girly games like that, and neither was Yata, obviously. So we were surprised when we found ourselves playing it. If you'd call randomly jumping on it and mocking the game as much as humanly possible "playing it".

We had just finished another round of the dance game when the owner of the arcade came up to us and told us that the arcade was closing now.

As soon as we stepped outside, we were attacked by cold air and heavy rain, that was when I realized that I wasn't dressed properly for cold weather...whoops.