It wasn’t often that Akashi received leisure time. His schedule packed to the brim in schoolwork, clubs, the work assigned to him by his father, he hardly had any time to relax where he wasn’t preoccupied with anything in particular.
Escaping the confines of his judgmental, work-packed mansion, the captain allowed himself to relax at a nearby park, a peaceful, quaint location where no one in particular will disturb him with burdensome assignments. Akashi was used to the pressure, he had been since his childhood, though times of peace, tranquility and time to think only come once in a blue moon and happens to be useful to rejuvenate his mind before beginning the next set of tasks.
Munching on some tofu soup that one of the maids had provided him as lunch, he let his mind wander. Ah, this kind of peace shouldn’t be experienced alone, in all honesty he wouldn’t mind if he was in the company of others, perhaps they can enjoy this serenity of being away from the stresses of everyday life as much as he was now.
