This here is just my fictitious story, created by my own imagination. Inspired by Sakamichi’s 46 Fan Fiction. Though my oshi’s not that popular among the group, please enjoy reading. Thank you very much.
It was a night full of exhaustion to me. Overtime at work, hoping that it could pay well enough. The struggles here are inevitable, yet optimistic about the life I’m making here in the city. A city that’s full of busy people, nice cars, and high rise buildings. I’m a bit happy about this at least. Living here doesn’t worry me because everything’s almost here. Though there are some things I want to see , like a grassy greenfield for example. I felt something’s not good with me right now, as I stroll by the sidewalk. It is getting colder and colder, I think the chilly winter season will begin at any moment. But it isn’t. Suddenly, rain pours down the dry ground. Some people raised up and opened their umbrellas instantly while the others ran to some places that they can stay to not get wet in the lively rain. It’s raining so hard indeed.
Because of the exhaustion I felt after work, I forgot that there’s an umbrella inside my bag. I pull it out immediately and opened my umbrella. As I walk quietly in the rainfall, I felt some delight. Because it’s raining. My fatigue is slowly going away from me. A bit of happiness despite of rough day I’ve had. Feels right anyways though. The rain caused the temperature to gradually drop. I feel the coldness starting to affect me. Seeing a vending machine nearby that serves hot or cold drinks, wanting to sip a nice hot cup of coffee maybe. I went to the machine, look at its sleek and fit design and dropped a bill inside it. Pressing the button for the machine’s like not working. I pressed twice. The machine released two hot cans of coffee to its small port. I put the hot cans in the side pockets of my backpack and continued to walk while holding my drenched umbrella.
Moments later, I stumbled upon a small playground for kids. There’s a shed with a roof in front of it. So I decided to take a sit and enjoy my can of hot coffee. Drinking so calmly and digging into the drink. A girl appeared under the shed without me knowing, or I’m just busy enjoying my coffee that I didn’t noticed her. Anyways, she closed her yellow umbrella and shrugged of the water and placed vertically on a small space to let it dry. I noticed she’s shaking, maybe it’s because of the rain. I picked up my another can of coffee and without speaking, stretched the unopened can of coffee her. She seemed surprised to me. Her eyes are like a raindrop, small but a clear one mended with a bit of brown color. Her nose pointed, pinkish rosy plump cheeks, and her short hair dampened by the rain, lovely indeed. I was stunned for a second. I told her it was an extra because I made a fault for pressing two times at the machine. Which she giggled a little and smiled. Her smile is a refresher, I was livened up at the very moment I see her smiled. She thanked me, took the can of coffee and enjoyed it little by little like I do..
We conversed about many things for a while, letting the time pass by. I must say, she’s not that really quiet the moment I saw her here at the shed. She laughs very much, and it’s cute to look at. Every moment there’s no silence or anything, it’s like the world stopped for a while. Her simplicity is what amazes me. She’s very elegant yet norm. I don’t know why, but there’s some pieces of memories trying to put itself back together inside my mind. I forgot thinking about it and continued to talk to her. Minutes later, she said she needs to go. She thanked me for the hot drink and the talk. She picks up her umbrella and opened it, left without saying good bye. Maybe she forgot to. After she left, I stared blankly at the rain, trying to recognize the things happened at this moment, at this shed. Half an hour later, the rain stopped. I didn’t have the chance to ask her name too, I forgot about that. I sighed because of my obliviousness.
I raised and opened my umbrella, but the rain stopped. I put it back to my bag and walked away from the shed. Now that I think about the thing earlier, I remember it maybe. All of a sudden I remember it now! It was her. The girl I was looking for so many years after she left that group. It’s really her, no doubt about it.. I stood for a moment, realizing it is her. “It’s her.” That’s the only thing I said.
I look up into the cloudy night sky, and the snow slowly starts to fall.
