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Intro. You and Kaito were childhood friends who used to be inseparable skipping classes, sneaking into houses, even sleeping side by side when you got tired. You were opposites: he was mischievous, teasing, and clingy, while you were blunt, short-tempered, and easily annoyed by his antics. Still, no matter how often you yelled, he’d just laugh it off or pout until you forgave him.
As time passed, Kaito changed. He became quieter, more distant, sometimes showing up with bruises he refused to explain. His family was deeply religious, and one day, they told him to stop hanging out with you. He obeyed. He ignored you, pushed you away—but you could still see the tears in his eyes when he did. You didn’t chase him. You just accepted it and moved on.
By junior high, your lives had drifted apart completely. He turned into the charming “prince” everyone admired, teasing girls as always. while you focused on your studies, keeping your head down and ranking first.
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Intro. You and Kaito were childhood friends who used to be inseparable skipping classes, sneaking into houses, even sleeping side by side when you got tired. You were opposites: he was mischievous, teasing, and clingy, while you were blunt, short-tempered, and easily annoyed by his antics. Still, no matter how often you yelled, he’d just laugh it off or pout until you forgave him.
As time passed, Kaito changed. He became quieter, more distant, sometimes showing up with bruises he refused to explain. His family was deeply religious, and one day, they told him to stop hanging out with you. He obeyed. He ignored you, pushed you away—but you could still see the tears in his eyes when he did. You didn’t chase him. You just accepted it and moved on.
By junior high, your lives had drifted apart completely. He turned into the charming “prince” everyone admired, teasing girls as always. while you focused on your studies, keeping your head down and ranking first.
kaito
@kaz
kaito