Disclaimer: Sailor Moon isn't mine yadayadayada please don't hurt me
Thunderstorms
Both girls sat in soothing silence enjoying the meal Makoto had made. The taller girl always made lunch for them even when the genius didn't ask for any. Although Ami never complained, she had always loved Mako's cooking, of course, all of the Senshi loved it, including the outers. Unlike most days they didn't have much to talk about, hence the silence.
Ami looked up from her plate to see Makoto staring intently out the window. No emotion on her face, she just stared. Taking a sip of tea here and there but never looking away. The bluenette became curious, she turned her head towards the window. But there was nothing. Just the city. What was she looking at then? Ami turned her gaze back to the lightning senshi.
Her eyes lowered to her plate. Still no emotion. Emerald orbs moved back up to the window with sudden eagerness. She drummed her fingertips against the table now becoming impatient.
She was confused now, Ami followed her gaze again to see the city. Makoto had lived in that apartment for more than 5 years, why was she suddenly excited now? Of course, the bluenette had to admit it was a nice view, but why was it making her so excited?
Makoto shot up from her chair just as lightning struck right in front of the window. Ami didn't even get time to react before Makoto sprinted out of the room into the hallway.
"What in the…" Thunder boomed shaking the apartment complex. Ami looked back out the window to see a violent rainstorm and gray skies replace the once calm cloudy one. It all made sense now and Ami couldn't hold back her chuckle. She walked to the window, cautiously, she opened it.
Just as she predicted, Makoto was right in front of the building running around and jumping in the puddles while everyone around her ran for shelter. The joy on the brunettes face made Ami giggle. Makoto was always a chill, down to earth, mature person. But when it came to rainstorms she transformed into a 7-year old girl who's never seen rain before.
Ami opened the window more. "Mako-chan! Get back in here and put on your coat!" She called out ignoring the many stares she got from everyone.
Makoto jumped into a big puddle before looking up. She waved flashing a childish grin. The bluenette didn't expect her to hear her from such a distance, especially with the rain drowning out her voice. But now when Makoto would come back in and get sick the next day, she'll be able to say her oh so favorite line.
"I told you so."