I Could Never Make a Difference [Reaction/Open]
Nothing had changed at all.
She was an idiot. An idiot.
Idiot idiot idiot.
Sin should've taught her this by now - you shouldn't trust people. Even if they seem like they like you - even if they seem to trust you, even. You should never. Ever. Let them get to you. And yet she had. And she'd paid the price for it again. Suicide...? Him? It seemed... unlikely, impossible, even. So strong, and his eyes - they'd always looked ahead. He'd seen people he'd cared about die and yet he saw it through, justice was the most important thing of all. And yet. She was mistaken.
Again.
Was she just a poor judge of character or what? Was Kaoru going to do the same thing to her? The worst part was knowing she'd probably continue making this same mistake. She was too stupid. Really, she was. It was too much to expect her to learn and wise up. Dumbass.
Shinobu heaved a sigh as her eyes traced the ceiling. Right now Valu wasn't around so the room was empty. She'd never been the sort of person to need space before now but right now? She was kind of glad to be on her own. To think. Maybe... if she thought hard enough, she could figure out what she'd done wrong - clearly she'd done something, right? Otherwise Yoshi would've told her right? And then there was the matter of Yuu and Sonya... damn, it'd be so easy to blame it all on Yuu-- he started it after all, but... really, they'd both been scared right? Just... scared. They were just kids, damn it. If the roles were reversed... if Sonya had struck first and Yuu killed her would it make a difference? Not much of one. Really this time they were... both victims. She briefly wondered how Yoshiro was handling this. He'd been in tears in the trial. She wanted to see him but. Ha. That wasn't a good idea. He hated her at this point. And she... hated him? Not really. She felt too tired for hate. Too hurt. She was finding herself to be a person she didn't really like. Confident, yes, strong, of course, but what else?
Nothing.
And... really... so what if she lived to see the end of this? She was a five star, the was expected. But Yoshi had been a four star and he was dead. There wasn't anything sparkly or brilliant about a dead star. This wasn't like when Himiko died - she'd-- she'd been taken by surprise. Her life was snatched, stolen, taken and ripped from her. On the other hand, he... had extinguished his own light for some reason. She'd outlived him. And she may outlive others, but... well, it was hard to see why.
She may be a five star, but it's lonely at the top.











