花村 陽介 -Yosuke Hanamura- (
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Open! Come to me my pretties.
Who:New and old CR. it's a party! Sorry for inviting Yosuke...
When:Tuesday or after. But go for after if you don't want to deal with Pull sickness.
Where:Give me a setting, I'll play along. Maximizing new CR potential. Hell, he can wander into a strip club if you want, or an underground lab. We'll blame the brain fuzzies.
Summary:Happy reunions, unhappy reunions, potential unexpected meetings, etc.
Warnings:Probably some grumbling and cursing, and whatever other mischief people like.
It's cold compared to Inaba, Japan, anyway. Especially considering it had been August in Japan. So if Yosuke is hunched over in his summer uniform, puffing and huffing and stamping a bit unhappily, can he really be blamed?
Last night he was safe at home in his own bed, probably sweating in his sheets while cicadas chirped and the fan on his desk hummed quietly. Today, he's on this cold, grey island instead. It turns out it wasn't just a dream. Or if it is a dream, it isn't quite over yet.
And it's turning his freaking fingers blue. Swell.
When:Tuesday or after. But go for after if you don't want to deal with Pull sickness.
Where:Give me a setting, I'll play along. Maximizing new CR potential. Hell, he can wander into a strip club if you want, or an underground lab. We'll blame the brain fuzzies.
Summary:Happy reunions, unhappy reunions, potential unexpected meetings, etc.
Warnings:Probably some grumbling and cursing, and whatever other mischief people like.
It's cold compared to Inaba, Japan, anyway. Especially considering it had been August in Japan. So if Yosuke is hunched over in his summer uniform, puffing and huffing and stamping a bit unhappily, can he really be blamed?
Last night he was safe at home in his own bed, probably sweating in his sheets while cicadas chirped and the fan on his desk hummed quietly. Today, he's on this cold, grey island instead. It turns out it wasn't just a dream. Or if it is a dream, it isn't quite over yet.
And it's turning his freaking fingers blue. Swell.
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[He shakes his head, and shrugs. Nill's jacket ends up draped over a chair instead, distractedly, and he's already on some other subject as usual.]
Actually, I think I'm getting it all mixed up. I remember Souji being here sometimes, even though that's obviously wrong. And I fought my shadow...well, I mean that's impossible. But someone like-oh, shit. I mean! Sorry. Excuse my language. It's just that I forgot you won't even know what I'm saying.
[He runs his hand over his face and then gives his hair a frustrated yank.]
It's like I can't separate things. And other things are fuzzy. Like Gilbert. I thought he was....I don't know. I thought he saved me from something, and maybe we had a garden together. See what I mean? It's all jumbled and ridiculous. I must have really hit my head on a big chunk of space-time or something. I mean, that isn't normal, right?
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I know what you're saying, Yosuke.
[She wonders if it would be a good idea or a bad one to tell him that Souji was here. For a moment something like anger rises in her chest (starting at the scar on it where he healed her), and Nill shakes her head; she passes it off as trying to look reassuring.
Yosuke had nearly drunk himself to death because of that boy. And Nill, for as much as she thinks not remembering is awful, is selfish enough to not want him to remember Souji. Maybe he'd stay happier if he didn't know that Souji was here and had disappeared. Maybe he wouldn't start calling this place Naraka quite so quickly.
Nill lifts a hand, and very gently touches Yosuke's cheek with her fingertips.]
It's okay. I think that's normal, and you'll remember things when you can. You don't need to worry about it so much right now. You only just got back.
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[He stops, mid-sentence, and shoots her a miserable look.]
I don't know it. I already forgot! Ugh, damn it. Um...is it in April? You remind me of spring, so...
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Don't worry-- I don't think I ever told you it, so you didn't forget. I celebrate it in August, actually.
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It didn't seem important.
[She's probably celebrated her birthday... once. Maybe twice. Not even Shika and the others had really ever asked about it, so she never thought to bring it up.]
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[He starts to say dating, but stops himself. No. No, they aren't. That's wrong. He's getting things screwed up again.
Yosuke rubs at his face, tired and frustrated with all the misconceptions. But this isn't the time to focus on that. Nill is here. That's good enough for now.
Boldly, he takes her hand again and cups it gent between both of his.]
I'd like to celebrate that kind of thing with you, alright?
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She's a little surprised by how important this is to him, though. Nill smiles gently, and puts her free hand on top of his.]
Alright. We can celebrate it next time.
[Because he was going to be here for it. He had to be.]
We'll celebrate yours, too.
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It's in June. Don't forget, okay? I'm holding you to this.
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It didn't matter. They'd celebrate it this time.]
I won't forget. I promise.
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[He gives her hand one last gentle squeeze before he lets her go again. It's no wonder he got things mixed up. For some reason, hearing her say that makes his heart flutter. And so does her hand on his, and the chilly absence it leaves behind as soon as it isn't there makes him shiver. They're obviously close friends. It's...nice. The nicest thing to happen pretty much ever. He grins down at her again, slightly giddy. He probably looks like a loser, but it can't be helped. He's happy. It feels like it's been a long time since he could say that he was. It's a relief.]
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He'd promised her, but she didn't think it was one he'd be able to keep. Even if he disappeared again tomorrow, he still kept his promise. He still found his way back. It's more than anyone has ever done for her.]
We can celebrate a lot of things. Whatever you want.
...Thank you for coming back.
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It's gratitude, maybe? The feeling? It could be that. The largest gratitude he's ever felt. Something giddy and hopeful and warm like bold summer afternoon sunbeams in his heart. Yeah. It's just that he's so damned happy to have her back. He'd been missing her all this time. Aching to be around her again, and it's just now settled in. But there she is, so everything is fine.
Yosuke licks his lips, and toward her. He hopes she can feel at least that he means it, when he says:]
I wouldn't want to leave you. So I guess I'll have to come back until you're there too.
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But she really is so, so happy to have him back. Everything is just a little overwhelming, because she's not entirely used to feeling so much while someone else is feeling so much. She does feel it, and she's at a loss for words, so Nill just hugs him again, around the middle this time. As tightly as she can, because she's missed him more than she knows how to express, and if he can do what he says then maybe the world isn't such a terrible place.]
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For a moment, a fraction of a second, Nill thinks of kissing him too. But she knows that in some ways, the way they care about each other is a lot different, and she doesn't want to lead him on. So she doesn't.
Eventually, it feels like she should break the hug, so she pulls away slowly, and smiles up at him. It's probably brighter than he's seen her smile in a long time.]
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Let's go see if Gilbert has diner ready yet. He said he'd make you an pan! And I'm getting plums. I tried asking him to make you rose candy but he seemed confused, so maybe next time.
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The an pan he made last time was really good.
[...Not entirely true. She actually remembers very little of what it tasted like the last time. But it was Gilbert, who worked in a bakery, so she's sure it must have been good. It wasn't bad at least.]
If he can't figure out how to make it, maybe we can.
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[Yeah, nope. He can't really cook anything besides eggs, toast, and packaged foods. Maybe some easy miso. Rose candy is way out of his league.]
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You have. It just-- slipped my mind.
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Anyway, I definitely don't know how to cook something like that.
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[Cook books? What are those?]
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