WARNING! If you don't like yaoi (boy x boy) then please don't read this.
Kuroko no Basuke as well as the cover image used for this story both belong to their respective owners.
This is a roleplay story done by KurokoTetsuya101 and The Lucky Bell.
"Mmmm... Tetsuya?" Akashi's eyes slowly and lazily opened to see his date clinging to him tightly. "What's wrong?"
"P-Please don't leave me... I wouldn't be able to go on without you!" Kuroko cried, holding onto Akashi tightly.
"Tetsuya what's wrong? Did something happen?" Noticing that Kuroko was crying, Akashi immediately sat up and embraced his fiancée. The tears weren't small either and Akashi could see that Kuroko was emotionally unstable.
"H-He was going to k-kill you because... I don't know what l-love is!" Kuroko didn't want to let go of Akashi or even open his eyes. He was afraid that if he let go or looked at Akashi, the other would disappear. "I don't want to h-hurt anyone so please, don't leave me Seijuuro!"
"Leave? Love?" Akashi tightly held his lover within his arms. Did Kuroko have a nightmare? "Tetsuya I'm not going anywhere. I'm right here." Knowing he needs to get his emotion across, Akashi took Kuroko's hand and placed it on his bare chest. "Do you feel it?"
Kuroko slightly opened his tear filled eyes and looked at his hand on Akashi's chest. "F-Feel what? Skin?" What did Akashi want him to feel?
"Yes. Anything else?" Akashi pushed Kuroko's hand further to his chest so that he could feel what he wants him to feel clearly.
Kuroko tried to calm down a little so he could concentrate. "A-All I feel is Seijuuro's heart..."
"Exactly. I'm here Tetsuya, right beside you. You must have had a nightmare." Akashi brushed Kuroko's bangs off his face, noticing the sweat. "It must have been really something to make you sweat and tremble." He landed a gentle kiss on Kuroko's head, embracing him tighter.
Kuroko still breathed heavily as he leaned on Akashi. After freaking out and crying so hard, he suddenly felt so tired. "I don't want to be apart from Seijuuro…"
"I'm not going anywhere. I'm always beside you Tetsuya." Akashi gently whispered into Kuroko's ear while laying back down. He covered both of them with a blanket as Kuroko held tightly onto Akashi. The redhead didn't complain and embraced the bluenette as much.
Kuroko relaxed a little and eventually the tears stopped. His breath was still ragged but it soon evened out when he eventually fell asleep. This time he didn't dream of anything.
The night soon came to an end as the morning light infiltrated the room through the window. Even though most people would be sleeping at this early hour, Akashi was wide awake, laying on the side and watching the bluenette sleep. After Kuroko had woken him up he just couldn't fall back asleep. He had to make sure that if Kuroko had another nightmare, that he would be there to comfort him.
Akashi watched his lover's even breaths as he extended his hand to caress Kuroko's cheek.
Soon Kuroko woke up when he felt the touch to his cheek. He groaned a little and opened his eyes. He smiled when he saw Seijuuro but it disappeared once he remembered what happened last night. "I'm sorry Seijuuro... I shouldn't have woken you up last night..."
"You had a really bad nightmare. It couldn't be helped." Akashi's hand travelled up to play with the strands of Kuroko's hair. He wasn't sure if he should ask Kuroko about the dream as it might bring out the memories of it.
"But you look so tired.." Kuroko frowned as he looked up at Akashi. "I'm really sorry."
"It's alright Tetsuya. Don't worry about it." He said, but Akashi couldn't hide the dark circles under his eyes. Kuroko woke him up at four o'clock in the morning. He didn't fall back asleep since.
"Anyway, should we have breakfast so I can show you the surprise? We woke up just in time." Akashi remembered, trying to change the topic.
"Yeah… Okay, I don't mind.." Kuroko mumbled and sat up. He still wasn't sure if Akashi was alright but he couldn't force Akashi to do or say anything he didn't want to do.
"Dress up in sports wear. You'll need it for what we're about to do." Akashi teased, standing up to dress himself.
"Okay." Kuroko slowly got up and went through his clothes until he found some suitable sports wear.
Once the two got dressed and had breakfast, Akashi took Kuroko outside. Outside Kuroko noticed a small building that he didn't notice before. It didn't look like a part of the mansion since Kuroko could see hay sticking out of the wooden walls. Once he got closer, Kuroko finally got a clue on what the building may be.
"Is this... a stable?" Kuroko asked in surprise. Why would they have a stable by their cabin?
"Yes." Akashi smiled as he opened the doors of the stable. The overwhelming smell from inside gushed outside, making Kuroko put his hand on his nose to block the smell. "It's not that bad. Just don't inhale too much."
"I'll try not to." Kuroko said and looked around. "What do you even have in here?"
"Come inside and you'll see." Akashi opened the doors for his lover who walked inside. Kuroko was greeted by the sight of many different horses in the stable. They were really beautiful! How come he didn't know about this before? Akashi walked up to Kuroko who was admiring a black horse. "What do you think?"
"It's amazing... I always liked horses but I rarely get to ride any.." Kuroko looked at Akashi with a smile. "But.. Why do you have horses here? And who's taking care of them if no one lives here?"
"We have a caretaker who takes care of them throughout the year but he messaged me this morning that he has urgent matters to attend to today so he won't be able to come." Akashi patted the black horse. "So would you like to ride with me or alone?"
"...If we ride a horse, are we going to make it gallop?" Kuroko asked. If Akashi said yes, then he'd definitely want his own horse. He always wanted to ride a horse and just run with it. Not to anywhere specific. Just to feel the wind as people say.
"Yes but did you ride before?" Even if Kuroko wants to ride alone, Akashi wasn't sure he should let him if he has no experience with a horse. Who knows what can happen.
"I rode a few... but never fast." Kuroko pouted. "Will you teach me how to ride one when it goes fast? I know how to ride a horse when it goes slow."
"That means you'll have to ride with me. I'll teach you everything you want to know love~" Akashi stroked the black horse one more time before walking deeper into the stable. "I'll show you my horse."
Kuroko followed Akashi curiously. "You have your own horse?"
Akashi smiled as he walked to the last box of the stable. What was in the last box was a beautiful white horse. "This is Yukimaru. He was a present from my mother and she gave him to me when I was born. He was born on the same snow white day as me." Akashi gently patted the horse who leaned into the touch.
"He's beautiful." Kuroko smiled as he reached out to gently pet Yukimaru. "Are we going to ride him?"
But just as Kuroko reached out to pat the white horse, Yukimaru moved away as if mocking Kuroko. When Akashi saw this, a small giggle escaped him. "Yukimaru's usually friendly but it seems he doesn't like you." Akashi pat the horse and unlike Kuroko's touch, the horse accepted it and seems to enjoy it, annoying Kuroko somehow. "We'll ride him to the place I want to show you."
Being an animal person, Kuroko wondered why Yukimaru didn't like him. He's never had an animal hate him before... "Are you sure we should ride him? What if he doesn't let me on?"
"Don't worry, I don't think he hates you that much, right Yukimaru?" and the horse responded by licking Akashi's cheek, making the redhead smile. "I think he agrees." But Kuroko doubted that when he swore Yukimaru looked at him strangely, as if judging the bluenette.
"Okay..." It's not like Kuroko can say no. "Well, let's go see this place now? I'm excited to see what Seijuuro has in store~"
"Of course." Akashi opened Yukimaru's box, getting the horse out. "Do you want to wait outside or stay here?" Akashi turned around to get the saddle and other necessary equipment for riding.
"I'll stay here." He wanted to try and get to know Yukimaru more. He was an animal lover. He never harmed an animal before and he was always patient with them! He was sure he could get Yukimaru to like him.
"It won't take long." Akashi turned around, preparing the equipment. Meanwhile Yukimaru was staring at the bluenette, his head high in the air and above Kuroko.
Kuroko looked up at Yukimaru with a frown. "Come on.. I'm not going to hurt you.." He murmured and reached out to pet him again.
And just like last time, the horse moved away from the touch. looking down on Kuroko once again. "Tetsuya could you hand me the reins? They're right behind you on the chair." Akashi asked while putting the saddle on but when Kuroko turned around the horse bit his t-shirt and lifted him up into the air.
"S-Seijuuro! He's attacking me!" Kuroko said, looking back at the horse that held him up. Just how strong were horses?!
Akashi put his hand on Yukimaru's back, "Put him down." and the horse did. "Are you alright Tetsuya?"
"Y-Yeah.. He just scared me." Kuroko frowned. Did Yukimaru really hate him? But they just met! "I don't think I should ride on him…"
"Don't worry Tetsuya. I vouch for him." Akashi confidently said as he did the finishing touches on the riding equipment. While he did that Yukimaru rolled his tongue out at Kuroko.
"But he's sticking his tongue out at me!" Kuroko frowned while pointing at the horse.
Akashi turned around and tilted his head when he saw that Yukimaru didn't have his tongue out. Akashi sighed, "I'm sorry Tetsuya. i really don't know why he's acting this way. He's usually friendly to most... well except for Ryouta. He likes to chew on his hair." After all, Kise's hair does look like a haystack.
"It's alright.. It's not your fault anyway. Let's just get going." Kuroko sighed. What did he do to get this horse to dislike him?
When the saddle and everything was put on, Akashi took the horse outside. He positioned Yukimaru in a way that would make it easy for Kuroko to climb on him. "I'll help you up."
"O-Okay.." Kuroko cautiously approached Yukimaru to get on. "Are you sure he won't do anything?"
"I'm sure he won't." Akashi took Kuroko's hand and pointed to the stirrup iron. "You need to put your leg into this and then push yourself up."
Kuroko nodded and placed his foot onto the stirrup and pushed himself up. "That wasn't so bad."
"I told you it wouldn't." Now that Kuroko was seated, Akashi pushed himself up to sit behind his fiancée. "Ready to go?"
"Yes. I'm ready." Kuroko nodded and looked down at Yukimaru. Maybe now he could pet him?
When Kuroko reached out to pet the horse, Yukimaru immediately lowered his head downwards. Startling both Kuroko and Akashi. "Calm down Yukimaru!" Akashi slightly raised his voice, putting the horse back in place. Akashi sighed, it looks like Yukimaru and his fiancee really won't get along. "I'm sorry Tetsuya. I'll make it up to you when you see the surprise." Akashi put the horse in motion so now they are riding among the forest trees.
"It's alright. I know it's not your fault." Kuroko sighed as he looked around once Yukimaru started moving.
The horse walked through the beautiful scenery of the forest. Along the way they spotted a few wild animals such as a deer and squirrels. But the nature itself was beautiful as the leaves and the trees created a beautiful contrast in color. The two lovers rode until they were faced with a hill. Surprisingly, Akashi navigated Yukimaru to the hill, climbing it. It scared Kuroko for a bit but not for long. When they reached the top, Kuroko's eyes widened at the beautiful sight that was before him.
Flowers of all kinds were there before them. It was a lot of beautiful colors all in one place and it was absolutely extraordinary since Kuroko never saw anything like it. He's always been in Tokyo so he's never seen anything like a field of flowers just as the sun is rising.
"It's so beautiful Seijuuro.." Kuroko said in amazement.
"I knew you would like it." Akashi stood up to get off the horse, extending his hand for Kuroko to do the same. "Want to look around?"
Kuroko carefully got off Yukimaru after taking Akashi's hand. "Okay." He said before looking back at the horse. "Is he coming too?"
"It's better for him to stay here. Don't worry Tetsuya, he's been here many times before." Akashi gently pat the horse who leaned into the touch. Akashi smiled when he remembered the time he and his mother used to ride horses up the cliff to come here.
Yukimaru stared at the bluenette for a moment before lowering his head downwards to eat grass.
"Okay.. Bye Yukimaru.." Kuroko waved to the horse as the two started to walk down the hill and towards the flowers.
Flowers of different colors were around them. Yellow, red, blue, green, you name it, we have it. Kuroko was completely taken in by the beauty of the place. As a city boy, Kuroko doesn't get much of nature but now he's sure that he's never seen anything marvellous as this.
While Kuroko was amazed by the flowers, Akashi kneeled down to look at red roses. Memories of the past came by as he remembered what his mother had told him about the flower.
A young Akashi was running around in the field of flowers while his mother was walking around with an umbrella to protect her from the sun. The mother kneeled down, looking at a beautiful red rose. Seeing his mother suddenly bend, Akashi ran towards her.
"What did you see mother?" The small child smiled as he kneeled down next to his mother. The gently woman smiled, picking up the red rose to put it in Akashi's hair. "It's the same color as your eyes."
Akashi blushed, touching the flower with his hand. The woman smiled, gently patting her son's hair. "Someday when you grow up you'll come here with your loved one. When you do, will you give them this flower for me?" she pointed to a purple flower in the field. Chrysanthemums? Little Akashi tilted his head, not knowing why he had to do that?
The mother smiled, knowing exactly that her son doesn't know the meaning of that particular flower. "Red roses symbolize love." Little Akashi touched the red rose on his head that his mother gave him and blushed. The mother closed her eyes and took one deep breath.
"As for the purple flower...Chrysanthemums. You'll know when you grow up."
"But mother I want to know now. Please tell me." Little Akashi pleaded but the mother shook her head, pressing her finger against her lips. "It's a secret."
"Mother!" Little Akashi pouted while his mother smiled. Those golden days were very precious to Akashi who was now kneeling down at the exact same place his mother was years ago. Akashi picked up the red rose and then... the purple one.
He stood up and walked towards the bluenette. Akashi smiled as he gave Kuroko the red rose. "Do you know the meaning of a red rose Tetsuya?"
"Um.. It's something like romance or love, right?" Kuroko said as he looked at the rose Akashi gave him. Why was Akashi asking him that?
"Yes. It's a symbol of love." Akashi smiled before showing Kuroko the other flower he had in hand. "And this is a Chrysanthemum. The one who gives the flower wishes the other a long and healthy life. A blessing of sorts." Akashi looked down at the flower, memories of his mother still fresh in his mind. "It's a present from my mother. She told me to give this flower to the person I love." Akashi handed Kuroko the purple flower.
"I-I.. I see.." Kuroko looked at the purple flower with a smile. Akashi's mother sounded like a nice person. He wished he could have met her. "Thank you so much Seijuuro.. It's beautiful.."
Akashi was silent, remembering his mother again. He didn't know the meaning of a Chrysanthemum flower but now he does. It's a flower which blooms in many different colors and wishes the one its given to a good life. Akashi smiled, it's his mother's way of blessing him and his lover a good future. It made him wonder... did she know about her illness then? Akashi would never know but he was sure that somewhere up there, she was watching them, giving her blessings.
"I love you Tetsuya." Akashi embraced the bluenette, holding him tightly within his arms.
Kuroko leaned on Akashi with a happy smile. "I love you too Seijuuro." He truthfully said, closing his eyes. "I'll make sure to keep these as long as I can."
Akashi leaned in to kiss his fiancée on the head. "You know they'll eventually wither away~" He teased.
"I know but I can still try." Kuroko pouted. "Nothing wrong with trying~"
"Of course not. I'm just overwhelmed by how cute my fiancée is." Akashi teased further, drawing circles with Kuroko's hair.
"I'm not cute." Kuroko continued to pout and eventually turned away. "Not cute.."
"Definitely cute~" Kuroko was about to turn around again in protest but something had caught his eye. Something was moving in the forest? He focused his eyes on the object and noticed that it was a beautiful deer.
"Seijuuro.. look." He whispered quietly, pointing at the deer that was walking out to the flowers.
Akashi looked at the direction Kuroko pointed at and saw the deer. He saw many deer in the past since he visited the cabin so it wasn't unusual for him, but it must be quite an experience for his fiancée.
"Do they like coming to the field often?" Kuroko asked as he watched the deer lay down in the flowers.
"I can't say for sure but every time I came here I saw at least one deer." Without fail, Akashi would see them every single time. Of course that must mean that they live here or that it's their home. Come to think of it... Akashi just got an idea. "Would you like to touch one?"
"Are we able to?" Kuroko asked. Don't deer get scared of humans when they get close?
"Nothing wrong with trying right?" Akashi took Kuroko's hand and walked towards the deer they saw. The animal was alarmed when it saw them approaching but it made no move to run. Slowly and cautiously Akashi and Kuroko approached the female deer, careful as to not startle it. When they got close, surprisingly the deer slowly walked towards them.
The animal took slow steps until it was so close to Kuroko that he could almost touch it.
Never in Kuroko's life did he think he'd be in the middle of a beautiful forest with a deer in front of him. He slowly reached out, letting the deer sniff his hand. When it didn't pull away, he gently touched its nose.
The deer didn't show any signs of fright but instead leaned into Kuroko's touch. Kuroko couldn't believe his eyes when the deer approached him closer to let him touch other parts of it's body.
Kuroko tried not to show too much excitement. He didn't want to scare the deer after all. He gently petted its neck and even back. He looked at Akashi with a bright smile.
Akashi smiled back before slowly extending his hand to touch the deer as well. The deer accepted and moved into both of their touches, making them smile further. However, suddenly the deer looked up, her ears perched up. And before they knew it, the deer had run away, surprising both Kuroko and Akashi.
"Aww.. Why did she go?" Kuroko asked with a sad frown. He liked petting the deer.
"Maybe it heard something?" Akashi wondered but soon his question was answered when he saw the large brown animal in the distance. A large brown bear was looking at them from a distance, his eyes locked onto Kuroko and Akashi. The bear didn't make any moves YET but Akashi didn't want to take chances. "Tetsuya... Slowly stand up. We have to go."
"Huh? Why?" Kuroko looked over where Akashi was looking and froze. A bear? There's actually things like bears here? "S-Seijuuro.. Are bears hostile?" He asked with a bit of fear as he slowly stood up like Akashi commanded.
"Depends on the bear but I don't want to take any chances." Slowly, hand in hand, Akashi and Kuroko moved away from the bear who was watching them from a distance. When the bear noticed the two humans move away, it started to move at their direction.
"It's moving towards us.." Kuroko murmured as they backed up carefully. At least it wasn't running or showing any signs of aggression. If anything, it just looked curious.
Kuroko and Akashi slowly made their way out of the forest and into the flower field. Luckily when they did, the bear stopped following them and instead watched them from afar. Eventually the bear yawned before walking away.
Akashi breathed out a breath of relief. Bears aren't violent by nature, only when provoked and when one-steps into their territory. However, he would lie if he said that the bear didn't frighten him when it moved towards them.
Kuroko let out a sigh of relief. He was so glad that bear didn't decide to rush out and attack them. That wouldn't be good for their vacation. "Well... that was unexpected." He smiled at Akashi and even laughed a little. They got scared over a curious bear.
Akashi smiled back, laughing as well. In the end it was just a misunderstanding on their part. "Should we head back to the cabin? I think we had enough adventures for today."
"Okay. Maybe we can just relax at the cabin." Kuroko smiled. "As long as I'm with Seijuuro, I don't mind."
"I like that idea~" Akashi more then agreed as the lovers stood up and made their way to Yukimaru. When the horse saw them it moved its head sideways as if wanting to ignore Kuroko. However, when the horse saw the purple flower it turned around again.
When Kuroko approached Yukimaru, the horse stared at him and all of a sudden licked the bluenette out of nowhere.
"Y-Yukimaru.." Kuroko murmured in surprise, touching the spot Yukimaru licked. Then he smiled and gently hugged the horse around his neck before it could pull away.
Yukimaru was startled but soon calmed down and let Kuroko hug him. The horse made the 'just this time' face before Kuroko let him go. Seeing the purple flowers in Kuroko's hand again, Yukimaru seemed saddened, lowering his head low.
"What's wrong?" Kuroko asked as if Yukimaru was capable of answering. "Seijuuro, is he sick?"
Akashi noticed Yukimaru's strange behaviour and sudden change of heart towards Kuroko. He didn't know what triggered it but he had a hunch it could have something to do with the flowers. Yukimaru loved Akashi's mother very dearly so the flowers must have reminded him of her. Akashi pat Yukimaru's head, making the horse look upwards again.
"He's just nostalgic. We both are." Akashi smiled at his fiancée before standing next to the saddle. "I'll help you get on."
"Thank you." Kuroko said and with Akashi's help, he got onto Yukimaru. Akashi got on behind him again and soon they were making their way to the cabin. "I'm still amazed we touched a deer and saw a bear."
"To be honest I'm quite surprised as well. Especially at the bear part." Akashi never saw a bear this up close! Thank god it ended as it ended or worse could have happened.
"I never saw a bear in real life before. And I never touched a deer either. So I'm glad we came out here." Kuroko smiled back at Akashi. "Thanks for taking me out here."
"Anything for you my love." Akashi gently took Kuroko's hand and kissed it, making the bluenette blush slightly. "What do you say abo-"
"I will push you off this horse if you continue that sentence." Kuroko playfully glared at Akashi.
Akashi smirked when Kuroko covered his mouth but gently took his hand off and kissed it once again. "You're so cruel Tetsuya." Akashi teased back as the two lovers made their way back to the cottage.
The next day the two lovers decided to spend resting. They were so tired from the trip to the woods that they even woke up at 3 p.m.! Kuroko couldn't believe he slept that late, but then again with Akashi's touches and sweet promises he soon understood why. But he didn't want to spend the while day in bed so Kuroko had to force Akashi up. He accomplished his mission when the redhead finally agreed and they had breakfast.
Kuroko didn't know what they could do today but since he didn't read in a while, he decided to indulge himself in reading. A hobby he's developed during his nerd days. It's not a bad hobby though! It helped Kuroko throughout his studies and even in his speaking! And so Kuroko decided to visit the cottage's small library while Akashi decided to join the caretaker in the stable.
Even if the library wasn't huge, it still took a while to find a decent book. All the books in the library were books he never read before. Not a single one was recognized! Maybe these were really old books?
He spent a while searching through stacks and looking at the shelves. For a nerd like him, finding a book was hard since you develop a certain taste in books after a while.
Finally one caught his eye. It was an old book but it was still neat looking. He pulled it off the shelf to read the summary but was surprised when a piece of paper fell out. Did a page of the story fall out? Kuroko picked up the paper and was surprised to find out it was a letter.
The letter wasn't long but it wasn't short either. Kuroko didn't know if he should read it and intrude on someone's privacy... but seeing as the letter is in the book then it should be fine right? Kuroko decided to read it. The letter goes:
March 14, 19XX
Seijuuro has been an angel today. When I woke up, the first thing I saw was a bucket of flowers. And no, not the usual grand, luxurious buckets I get from my husband Seito, but a much more valuable one. Seijuro had picked up red roses from the field, which symbolize love and brought them to me as a gift. After he gave them to me, it wasn't long before Seito came into the room, yelling at Seijuuro to return to his studies. It broke my heart when Seijuuro's expression changed from that of happiness to that of sadness.
As his mother, I do my hardest to secure a bright future for my child but even so, with Seito's demands and standards, I stand little to no chance against him. Seijuuro is the heir to the Akashi Company and will have to take over the business someday. Yet it pains me to see what he has to endure to achieve that. Am I doing the right thing? As a mother, should I stand up for Seijuuro? I can only hope that someday in the future he will find happiness... Even though I may not be there to see him.
It pains me... Knowing that I won't be able to see the grown man Seijuuro will grow into but I know... from the bottom of my heart that Seijuuro will find happiness one day. Surely, he will find the one he loves and then give them the purple flower. I hope my little child doesn't forget that. I would like to express my blessings to that person even if I would not be able to tell them face-to-face... I just want that person to know that I wish them and my son happiness and tell them... Please take care of Seijuuro... He's my life and my precious son. I leave him in your hands.
Oh my... I should end the journal for today. I just hope... I hope that Seijuuro will have a bright future.
With love,
Shizuka Akashi.
Kuroko could only stare at the words once he finished reading. This was… from Akashi's mother. Was this originally apart of a journal that belonged to her? How did it get into a book? He looked at the book again. Nothing seemed so special about it...
He looked back at the letter with a frown. Should he show Akashi? But how would Akashi react? Did Akashi's mother want Akashi to see this?
In the end Kuroko decided against showing Akashi. It was from his mother's personal diary and its already bad that he read it. Still he had this feeling as if the message was written for him. All of Akashi's mother's feelings were put into that letter, expressing her desires for Akashi to be happy. Kuroko felt overwhelmed by the message and hoped that he can bring Akashi the happiness his mother wants for him.
Author notes
MANY THANKS TO simsimchocolatte, Rinfantasy, Jounouchi123, ZestyPickle, allanimefreak73754, ShinseiShinwa, huangangelin, Kuro13Dead, RealitySlap, Kuroko-SenPaille, Tetsuna, ghost reader and Ghosty FOR REVIEWING!
KurokoTetsuya101: Yo guys! So about the purple flower, Chrysanthemums, I'm really not an expert so I used that one I found on the internet. But what's important is the message Akashi's mum wanted to send to Kuroko, so I hope I matched that flower well. If not plz let me know :( Also, sorry for the cliche letter at the end. Bell told me about it but we decided to keep it like that. The story was a bit cliche from the beginning so the letter is fine no? XD Plz go easy on us XD Ah and thanks to ZestyPickle for the interesting facts about the ring! I had no idea! Damn... we could have included that... Ah also sorry for writing "fianceé" instead of "fiancé", we're already using it in the future chapters as well so it would be really troublesome to change it now. But hopefully you guys know what we mean and will ignore the spelling mistake XD
One more thing, sorry if Akashi and Kuroko are rushing but they're young and have lots of dreams for the future so they can't help it but plan ahead XD hehe~ And sorry for the pervy Akashi! I realised I'm much of a bigger perv than I thought I was! Gomen! *bows Sakurai style* haha sorry for all the apologies.
I hope you enjoyed this week's chapter XD And plz leave more lovely reviews! You guys make our days shine! XD See you next week!
The Lucky Bell: I never said the letter was bad! I think I might've said it was cliche, but I never said to take it out or anything! ;-; I only know a bit about flowers, like red Roses = love or passion, yellow roses = friendship, and a white rose = eternal love? Right? Eh it's close enough right? Anyway uh.. yes, sorry if we are rushing! Or having too many lemon scenes, etc... We just want you to enjoy this nice cliche story~ we do try really hard on it ;-; and as a future reference, please remember that these two love each other very much and that's why the things that will happen soon, happen.
Anyway, thanks for the reviews and stuff~
Kitten Update: Wow, some of you guys really wanted an update- uh, Finny is still with us and I think he's starting to learn to use the litter box c: Let's see.. Alaska got a flea collar but of course Finny didn't because my brother bought the flea collar and only bought one for Alaska cause he hates Finny -_- We are thinking about getting them jackets for winter since they are still small c: what colors do you think we should go with? (The Puppy also needs a jacket too! Suggest colors for him too!)
As a reminder, Finny is an orange stripped cat and Alaska is cream colors. I think he would go well with Finny. For Alaska.. maybe we should get a red Christmas jacket? X3
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