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Kyohei was far too lost in his own thoughts to notice anything going on around him as he walked towards his apartment. It wasnât even nighttime yet but heâd had a long day, and was looking forward to spending the night relaxing in peace. His friends were all busy, so he knew there was no chance of an interruption by them.Â
He loved them, but they wereâŚtiring. Almost immediately after heâd gotten off of work heâd run into themâŚin the midst of a scuffle with some young delinquents. He hadnât asked for the details, but from what heâd gathered Erika made some creepy comment to Walker about them secretly beng in love, the boys had overheard, and a chase ensued.Â
Kyohei had quickly broken that up, but not before receiving a few irritating punches from one of the guys, angry that he interfered. They didnât hurt much, but one managed to land on the corner of his lip, causing it to bleed a little. How annoying.Â
He was so focused on getting home that he completely missed the person sitting on the ground, only noticing as his foot hit something and he stumbled, catching himself before he fell.Â
Peering down he noticed a woman sitting against the wall, cigarette in mouth. âAh, Iâm so sorry! I wasnât paying attention at all.â She had bright red hair, and was most certainly not Japanese. âAre you alright?âÂ
-- Flicking ash onto the floor with her thumb, she was far more interested in watching the drunk couple, attempting to support each other as they staggered down the road, as a result, she was jolted back to reality by the sudden collision of someone's foot with her own. That's what she got for not finding a bench to sit on, she supposed. Moving her foot out of the way, far too late, she quickly pushed herself to her feet, holding a hand out in a rather odd gesture of help. "No no, I'm fine, it was my fault I was sittin' in a stupid place. You okay?" She questioned, looking him over quickly and noting that he looked a little different to most of the guys she'd seen around here. They all seemed to be a mix of wannabe gangsters and normal men, many of whom were wearing suits of some kind. This guy didn't seem to fit in with how the others looked. Though, neither did she, she had realized. Plenty of passers-by had given her strange looks while she had been sat there, and while she couldn't care less, she wondered what it was about her look that gave her away. It was probably the hair, bright red hair in a long braid wasn't normal in London either. She hoped that she hadn't caused this guy to hurt himself, he hadn't fallen that much was obvious, so she wouldn't have to worry about him having cut something open, but he could have twisted his ankle and that hurt like a bitch, as she knew from far too many times experience





















