Where's The Sun?
"Why would I ever pay attention to Cecil's co-" Tokiya's very annoyed tone of voice was stopped before he could say another word, by a stronger voice that came from a taller man.
"I have never liked you." Satsuki started, holding the collar of Tokiya's expensive -and very boring- shirt. He had been in his stupidly tidy and gray room for two minutes, and it was already long enough. He needed something, now. "And I'm sure your little fangirls only stand you because of your duck face." The blonde continued, losing control of what he was saying again, his words beginning to have an air of desperation. "If I ruin it for you..."
"That won't be necessary" said the blue-haired male, voice now strained and eyed obviously fearful of the other. "But I have no information to give you at this point. So please refrain from including me in your search. I just want some peace and silence."
Satsuki stomped his way out of the concrete-hearted idol's shared room, not even closing the door after him. Where could he be? That's all the man thought, pinching the bridge of his nose while he walked to the gardens again, eyes still open hoping to catch sight of chocolate brown hair and jewel-like green eyed. He had asked everyone that knew Cecil in the building, including the sempais. But after picking a fight with the ice-cold villain who was supposed to care for his lover for not doing so, and that other balloon-headed maracas idiot breaking them up while the can-opener stared and broom-hair screamed 'Fight!' ...he had no one else to squeeze information out of. The composer felt like a child searching for a red-and-white sweater in a sea of drawn red-and-white people. He was literally at a loss.
He sighed, head moving side to side only seeing green and white, baby blue turning navy slowly in the sky, a total opposite of the burning sensation that tensed his muscles and made him feel brittle, empty. "Where's Cecil?"













