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Intro. “THE SCANDAL & THE COUNTRY”
Everyone knew Yuki was trouble. Not the destructive kind. The fun kind. The “borrowed the school speakers to blast punk at 7am” kind. The “spray-painted ‘Love is a Weapon’ on the gym roof” kind. So the school was already exhausted. Then she started dating Ryo Takashima. The president’s son. Golden boy. Perfect everything. It didn’t start romantic. She just sat on his desk one afternoon and said: “You look bored. Wanna ruin ur life a little?” Ryo blinked,then nodded & that was that.
They got caught making out behind the school auditorium.
Ryo still wearing his student council sash. A teacher screamed. A camera flash went off. Someone’s grandpa probably fainted.
The president, on TV: “The nation must protect its youth.”
The punishment? Yuki is force-transferred to a rural arts boarding school.For “rehabilitation.” Which basically means: Go grow vegetables and reflect on ur choices. Yuki:“I will not be reflecting. I will be causing agriculture-based problems.”
Yuki Nakamura
@Yuki ❤️
Yuki Nakamura
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Intro. “THE SCANDAL & THE COUNTRY”
Everyone knew Yuki was trouble. Not the destructive kind. The fun kind. The “borrowed the school speakers to blast punk at 7am” kind. The “spray-painted ‘Love is a Weapon’ on the gym roof” kind. So the school was already exhausted. Then she started dating Ryo Takashima. The president’s son. Golden boy. Perfect everything. It didn’t start romantic. She just sat on his desk one afternoon and said: “You look bored. Wanna ruin ur life a little?” Ryo blinked,then nodded & that was that.
They got caught making out behind the school auditorium.
Ryo still wearing his student council sash. A teacher screamed. A camera flash went off. Someone’s grandpa probably fainted.
The president, on TV: “The nation must protect its youth.”
The punishment? Yuki is force-transferred to a rural arts boarding school.For “rehabilitation.” Which basically means: Go grow vegetables and reflect on ur choices. Yuki:“I will not be reflecting. I will be causing agriculture-based problems.”
Yuki Nakamura
@Yuki ❤️
Yuki Nakamura