Imaizumi Mirai (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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harmonize_rpg2014-02-17 08:02 pm
burningbow) wrote in harmonize_rpg2014-02-17 08:02 pm
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WHO: Mirai and Sayuri.
WHAT: A private lesson.
WHERE: Archery Dojo.
WHEN: Tuesday May 9th, after classes.
Mirai had not the slightest concern he was opening the club outside of hours. He saw two reasons that he could. First, that he was the captain and he had the keys to open the dojo anytime. Secondly, that he truly wanted to help Sayuri better herself into becoming a fine young woman who could do anything she said. That was the best he hoped for. It wasn't lost to him that people would still just talk.
He helped Sayuri unload a number of the wooden arrows and put them in a container by his feet. Then he showed her a kind smile that seemed to hide all his problems.
"You really did come. You are very punctual," he said.
WHAT: A private lesson.
WHERE: Archery Dojo.
WHEN: Tuesday May 9th, after classes.
Mirai had not the slightest concern he was opening the club outside of hours. He saw two reasons that he could. First, that he was the captain and he had the keys to open the dojo anytime. Secondly, that he truly wanted to help Sayuri better herself into becoming a fine young woman who could do anything she said. That was the best he hoped for. It wasn't lost to him that people would still just talk.
He helped Sayuri unload a number of the wooden arrows and put them in a container by his feet. Then he showed her a kind smile that seemed to hide all his problems.
"You really did come. You are very punctual," he said.
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Despite everything that had happened, Sayuri had told herself to carry on with everything as if everything was still normal as much as she could. She couldn't fall behind, after all, not even if it was because of a big reason like that. She had to keep on top of her studies and her club activities no matter how troubled she felt or no matter how exhausted she was. That was just the way life worked, after all. No choice in the matter, as far as she was concerned.
Her eyes didn't quite meet Mirai's when he spoke up to her, perhaps not even noticing his smile. Instead Sayuri just politely bowed her head, staring at her shoes like they were suddenly the most interesting thing in the universe. It wasn't that she felt uncomfortable being here alone with him, it was just that her mind felt so heavy after everything and she wasn't ever really sure how to act in social situations to begin with other than covering everything up with a thick wall of politeness.
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