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- Posted: Fri, 01 Aug 2014 00:39:44 +0000
Waking up in the morning isn't one of the hardest things in the world. At least not for Daiki Ueno.
Before sun even rose, Daiki was up. Before the sky even lightened, Daiki was up. Before the moon even disappeared, Daiki was up. And
even when his half of the world was covered in darkness, that damn boy was up. The insomniac did not sleep a single wink last night. He
had spent the whole night staring at the ceiling, wandering down the empty halls of his quiet house, constantly opening and drinking new
cartons of chocolate milk, and reading a random article about poverty and the poor. He thought he might as well since he couldn't sleep
and would start attending Mazushi anyway. It'd be good for him to gain some knowledge of the part of life he would soon get a taste of.
Before he knew it, hours had already past and finally the rest of his side of the world began to awake.
By the time the sun's rays started peeking through the thin curtains of Daiki's room, the boy was already standing in front of his mirror,
adjusting his tie. His glasses were off and his hair was still damp, and although he rarely sleeps, there were still no bags under his
deep brown eyes. He then grabbed onto the blazer waiting patiently to be worn on his neat bed and fit it onto himself quite gracefully.
With a small towel, the boy dried his odd yet natural olive-colored hair and let it fall to wherever it wanted. Finally, he took one last look
in the mirror, making sure there was not a single thing that needed adjusting, before adding the finishing touch: his glasses... which, by
the way, seemed to be missing. Daiki didn't freak, however. He behaved as if it was normal or as if he didn't even need them. That, of
course, was just an illusion as he lightly stubbed his toe at the corner of his desk.
"Agh!" He sucked at his teeth as he kneeled down to massage his poor toe. "Where are they... ? Daiki looked up and tried searching
his whole room with the blind eyes he had. Just then a quiet "purr" appeared right behind him. The green-haired boy turned gently to see
his orange American Shorthaired cat cuddling with glasses. A small, almost inaudible, chuckle slipped through his mouth. "Haru... I need
those." He pet the little thing tenderly and slowly took his glasses. As he stood back up, he wiped the lenses with his sleeves, trying
to clean them. The exact moment he put them on, there was a knock on his door. "Daiki, you up?" It was his brother, Katsu. The green-
haired boy glanced at the door, responding not with a verbal answer, but with a simple sigh. He then looked away and at Haru who began
to rub against his leg, purring. Daiki knelt down again and pet his cat one last time. "Be good today, alright, Haru?" He left the cat
meowing and hopping on to his bed only to get comfy and fall to sleep.
As Daiki made his way to the kitchen, the sweet, sweet aroma of pancakes hit him smack in the face. It absolutely disgusted him. He
hated sweet things. "THE PANCAKES ARE REALLY GOOD, DAIKI!" His brother screamed. Daiki just shook his head at his brother's
voice. Once he entered the sweet-filled room, he saw Katsu already devouring a small stack of pancakes. Immediately, Daiki paused and
covered his nose. "I'll pass." He went straight passed the table and towards the fridge where a bunch of cartons of his favorite drink was
stored. He grabbed a carton of chocolate milk and headed towards the limo right afterwards without saying a single word to anyone else.
Not even a goodbye to so-called mother who he made perfectly clear eye-contact with as she made her way down the stairs. Once he
took a seat inside the limo, he promptly opened the carton and started drinking it slowly, savoring its deliciousness. By the time he
finished the thing, Katsu hopped right in and the limo took off towards Mazushi.
"Daiki... can you believe that we're going to such a bad school? I bet everyone is in a gang or something."
Daiki looked at Katsu and stared at him for his judgment. "Well, you're quite perceptive this morning." He told sarcastically.
He looked away and out the window to see the poor school that they would soon be attending. Despite his response to Katsu, Daiki
didn't completely shoo his opinion with sarcasm. In fact, he almost agreed with him. "It does seem like a bad school though. But at least
I won't have to deal with too many spoiled brats anymore." Finally, the limo stopped and the two brothers walked out into the sunlight.
Promptly, boy slipped his hands in to his pockets and just let Katsu say what he wanted as they stood in front of the Mazushi for the first
time. He observed the school and its commonly dressed students carefully. "... then again, they might turn out to be brats as well." Once
they began walking around the campus, Daiki right behind Katsu, many eyes followed them. Daiki just stared straight ahead with an
expressionless face, completely ignoring the glances they received, up until Katsu found his friends.
Daiki rolled his eyes at this point and broke away from Katsu, only to walk a few steps away from them and witness a collision between
a strange girl on rollerblades and a familiar face, Ren Yamada. Not much of a friend, but not quite a stranger either. Just then a pair of
other students offering a hand and the rollerbladed girl began to apologize and help as well. At this sight, Daiki tilted his head just slightly.
"Hm... if Mazushi's already hell for Yamada-san, it'll definitely be hell for me." The olive-haired boy shook his head in disappointment.
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At Mazushi HighxxxxWas with Katsu; Now near Ren, Tera, Hitomi, and MayxxxxFeeling annoyed and disappointed
At Mazushi HighxxxxWas with Katsu; Now near Ren, Tera, Hitomi, and MayxxxxFeeling annoyed and disappointed