he’s Fine™||Takumi||Endgame jazz
sequeldespair:
[panic attack cw? if there’s a better warning, let me know!]
No fucks were given by the jeweler as more deaths has gone on and he and other survivors has been freed of the vicious death cycle. But little did Takumi knew he was going to see himself eventually on news for a good while in addition of being harassed daily by reporters. The tall man wasn’t even surprised of this happening, especially since he decided to go back to working to where he used to be, so the probabilities of them finding this place was pretty much very existent.
Even so, with the flashes from the cameras and microphones pointed at him, Takumi was losing more and more of his patience, and despite it all he kept his polite facade up as long as he needed to politely tell them to please leave him alone as he isn’t going to answer to any of their questions. Every time that happened, whenever breaks were allowed, the jeweler would lock himself in the bathroom and burst out in tears until he calmed down.
He was reminded of why he liked to be quiet and blending in the crowd when he could. He was reminded of why all the attention stresses him out. He hated it, he hated it so much. Why did it have to turn out this way? Why can’t those reporters just ignore him? Leave him alone?
Time would pass, and it would get quieter maybe, but traces of what happened will always haunt him.
It was no surprise that the news would talk quite a bit about him and other survivors as well, really. But despite it all, he did tell to his foster mother to not bring up the topic at all and to talk about something else if she could, to which she did her best at respecting his wishes.
Eventually, Takumi did get used to the fleeting possibility of that damned topic being brought up at times by some clients and not-clients, however, he managed to bury the memories the most he could whenever it was quieter. The earth wasn’t going to stop spinning just because of some awful events that occurred in their lives.
He’ll still do his best at living his life at the fullest even if it was not going to be easy at times. At least he’s alive and his relatives are fine… That’s all he needed.








