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A small smile tugged at the young woman’s (s/c) lips as she felt his strong arm still tightly wrapped around her waist even when he was at the depths of his slumber. The first rays of sunlight shone rather brightly through the partly covered window leaving the division far more illuminated than she would have liked, however she did not dare move to go and fully cover it to completely keep the light from entering the room. This was one of the rare days when the man couldn’t help but sleep in due to exhaustion, and she wished to avoid disturbing his sleep no matter what the cost was. It greatly fascinated her, the sight of him soun

Mitsumi's mother was pleasantly surprised to see her daughter back "so soon", even more so to discover that she'd brought a friend. They sat and talked all afternoon as Mitsumi recounted her journey, using her journal as a reference but cleverly leaving out her correspondence with Zero and the events from the past few days. Remembering every step of her journey and all the people she'd met brought a smile to Mitsumi's face. Though she had come here so suddenly, and all of it had rushed past in a blur, Mitsumi felt that her journey had been a long one. In such a short span of time she'd made irreplaceable friends and saved the world from cert

A small, tan ball of pure blistering rage. That's what this peculiar man looked like to you. You blinked, examining him. As you tilted your head up, observing each and every detail you could of him. Until you realized...you were staring. Your face flushed as you brought yourself to your feet, picking up your bag and stumbling away, feeling a gaze still on your back. ~*~ You sat on a park bench, flipping the pages of your beloved book as you read line by line. You always loved coming to the park. It was quiet here. Sure there was an abundance of citizens going about their daily lives, but it somehow stayed quiet and serene. You loved silence