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Yuki and Akemi
"Are you going to the dance, Yuki?"
A bright, blue-eyed girl looked up from her notebook, slightly annoyed with the interruption. She shook her head slowly, then went back to her writings.
"Awww....but why not? I heard Saehara was going to ask you out."
Yuki sighed, shutting the journal just a little too harshly. Clearly she wasn't going to get any writing done right now.
"I am not interested. Besides...I thought you liked him Akemi?"
A pink tinge covered her friend's face and she smiled when a stuttering reply was issued from her trembling lips.
"Well...I d-do....he just seems so much more interested in you."
The girl looked to the side, her eyes downcast and she seemed sad. The visual called out to Yuki and she wrapped her arms around her friend and ruffled her short black hair.
"I am sure, if you ask him...he will take you and forget the very name Yuki."
The bright brown eyes that fixed a moist gaze on Yuki made her smile. She had such a weak spot for Akemi. They had been friends since Elementary school, lived within biking distance of one another, and their parents had become real good friends too. Akemi was so much like a sister to her, especially since she nearly stayed over every other night. They knew just about everything about one another, hardly a secret was kept between them. Not like they would have tried to do that, they were too close to do that. There was even a time, and sometimes even now, where the two of them would spend a few hours a night together, experimenting and exploring. Akemi seemed like she needed it very badly, and Yuki was unable to refuse the girl anything.
"So, you don't want to go to the Winter Dance?"
Akemi did look sad, but she didn't want to push it too far. She knew if she did, Yuki would get irritated, and when that happens she cuts everyone off completely. Akemi also knew that if she made her famous pouty face, Yuki wouldn't be able to resist.
"No."
It was a short, one-word answer. Yuki knew that Akemi hated those, but she really had no reason to explain. She just hated large gatherings. A personal pet peeve. Akemi on the other hand, absolutely loved partying and going out.
"Emi-chan, you just have fun. I will be fine, don't worry."
The short black hair that framed Akemi's face fell a little in her face as she nodded in understanding, then she wrapped her arms around Yuki's waist and buried her face in her chest.
"Okay Yuki-chan, you win this time. But you are taking me to the spring festival, kay?"
She didn't wait for an answer, and stood on her tiptoes and pressed her lips against Yuki's. A normal ritual between the two of them. A silent bond. Even though Akemi would date other boys, she always came back to Yuki, refusing to let go of their bond. That was fine with Yuki, she loved her silly little friend.
"Are you going to the dance, Yuki?"
A bright, blue-eyed girl looked up from her notebook, slightly annoyed with the interruption. She shook her head slowly, then went back to her writings.
"Awww....but why not? I heard Saehara was going to ask you out."
Yuki sighed, shutting the journal just a little too harshly. Clearly she wasn't going to get any writing done right now.
"I am not interested. Besides...I thought you liked him Akemi?"
A pink tinge covered her friend's face and she smiled when a stuttering reply was issued from her trembling lips.
"Well...I d-do....he just seems so much more interested in you."
The girl looked to the side, her eyes downcast and she seemed sad. The visual called out to Yuki and she wrapped her arms around her friend and ruffled her short black hair.
"I am sure, if you ask him...he will take you and forget the very name Yuki."
The bright brown eyes that fixed a moist gaze on Yuki made her smile. She had such a weak spot for Akemi. They had been friends since Elementary school, lived within biking distance of one another, and their parents had become real good friends too. Akemi was so much like a sister to her, especially since she nearly stayed over every other night. They knew just about everything about one another, hardly a secret was kept between them. Not like they would have tried to do that, they were too close to do that. There was even a time, and sometimes even now, where the two of them would spend a few hours a night together, experimenting and exploring. Akemi seemed like she needed it very badly, and Yuki was unable to refuse the girl anything.
"So, you don't want to go to the Winter Dance?"
Akemi did look sad, but she didn't want to push it too far. She knew if she did, Yuki would get irritated, and when that happens she cuts everyone off completely. Akemi also knew that if she made her famous pouty face, Yuki wouldn't be able to resist.
"No."
It was a short, one-word answer. Yuki knew that Akemi hated those, but she really had no reason to explain. She just hated large gatherings. A personal pet peeve. Akemi on the other hand, absolutely loved partying and going out.
"Emi-chan, you just have fun. I will be fine, don't worry."
The short black hair that framed Akemi's face fell a little in her face as she nodded in understanding, then she wrapped her arms around Yuki's waist and buried her face in her chest.
"Okay Yuki-chan, you win this time. But you are taking me to the spring festival, kay?"
She didn't wait for an answer, and stood on her tiptoes and pressed her lips against Yuki's. A normal ritual between the two of them. A silent bond. Even though Akemi would date other boys, she always came back to Yuki, refusing to let go of their bond. That was fine with Yuki, she loved her silly little friend.