// Don’t You Dare Forget The Sun
[ ♦ ]~ To say Mondo was currently pissed would be the understatement of the century.
The Biker-turned-wolf’s emotions were in all sorts of flux; disgust, horror, a bitter rage; his head felt like it was going to explode if he didn’t do something to rid himself of all the little signals his brain was giving to give into his primalistic nature and just snap. But he knew better... he was not going to give into that little game this easily... his temper was as bad as his name, yes, but he still had some semblance of control.
There were two reasons why he was in such a conflicted state. The first was the realization that Chisa Yukizome, a teacher at his school and someone he TRUSTED, murdered his classmate for her own selfish reasons... but Yukizome... was dead. He had just witnessed her execution live on screen. He had already given into his impulses once and snapped out at her... which he was slowly starting to regret, given the sheer torture she had gone through before finally meeting her demise.
Yet the other still loomed overhead... it was Hajime -- one of the few people here that he found himself trusting. He thought the other would keep a secret between men -- that secret being that Mondo had fleas and had to be given a bath to be rid of them. But nooooooo, Hajime had to go and blab that secret. Yes, he was being accused of murder, but that in no way meant that he couldn’t have just said, ‘Oh, Mondo spent the night with me in my cabin.’
Mondo, surprisingly, did have a genuine reason for his anger, just like Hajime had a genuine reason to admit the secret. In that regard, they were at a standstill.
His face flushed red and blood still trickling down his palms, a low growl escaped the wolf’s throat as he stood in front of the door to Hajime’s cottage - the first place he figured the other would be, especially after such a brutal execution. At first, he went to open it, however, upon the realization it was locked... he decided to give into his anger, and bitterly began to pound on the door.
“HINATA, OPEN THE GODDAMN DOOR!”
