Four
Came Beyond Heaven Pairing: Aya x Ken Rating: Cutesy Four. A pure number in the eyes of God. Four boys. Pure. White. A white porsche. The lonely white car that I was always afraid
wouldn’t come. Crying when it was late. And yet it always came. Funny how four can be used in so many
ways. Funny how four years can feel like your entire life. Or how four years ago you feel you died. I did. Four lonely years ago. Only recently regaining my life, by
starting anew. With Ran. The ‘cold fish’ of the Weiss boys, the tenative redhead who sat in
the corner by himself, glaring at giggling school girls, fidgiting when a girl
came to ask for a date. So pale, I had always noted. The boy barely took care
of himself. And it was a damned shame too. Because he was gorgeous. Funny how we were two different people. Brought together by death.
Almost a shame, actually. And then that day we were in that shop. One of the
dull days, during the hours when no one ever came. And me and Fujimiya were
always alone. And he approached me. To yell, of course. I’d dropped a vase. I took courage. And I kissed him. Right in the middle of his lecture. It shocked him at first. Pale fists
swung at me but I didn’t stop. I still kissed him. And he finally gave in. It was confession time. I told him I loved him. And he stared. I nearly cried. I wanted to run, and I spun on my heels. But he
grabbed me. Stopping me. And his eyes.. oh his eyes. They were indescribable.
The amethyst shone in the sun like a rainbow right after a nice spring rain.
And he smiled. I’d never seen Ran smile. I didn’t think he knew how. “Aishiteru.” I crumbled at the words. For the first
time in my life, I cried before Fujimiya Aya. And he held me. From that day foward, we were a couple. I remember his touches, his gazes that night. The feel of his
tongue heated on my chest, the feel of his body pushing, scraping against mine,
the raw and wild sex we participated in until the sun rose. I remember falling asleep in his arms.
Those protective arms. Sure Aya is mean. But he’s my Aya. So it doesn’t matter anymore.
His harsh gazes aren’t directed to hurt me anymore. His looks and disgusted
attitudes aren’t taken out on me at night. Four
months I’ve been with Ran. I’m not lonely anymore. |