- Mar 13, 2015
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Winter break was almost over, and for the lack of better things to do, Mizuko spent her recent days in the library, reading English books to help herself get better at the language, and sometimes, like today, torturing herself with algebra and geometry.
She hated math, or in a sense, math hated her. And while it felt horrible trying to solve mathematical problems and ending up screwing it all up, she preferred this kind of mental torture to the kind that's been bugging her for a good number of days now.
Wesker had kissed her. And that happened right after they both almost fell down the stairs, which made the moment back then more head-spinning than it probably should have been. Her heartbeat had been so loud, and her body melted at the feeling of the young man's lips on hers...
Mizuko shook her head rather violently, effectively snapping herself out of her memories-- even though her lips have become so conscious, yet again, of the ones which have touched them; and even though her face was once again helplessly burning. She was alone in a small discussion room in the library, an algebra book opened in front of her on the wooden table, and a couple more books-- history, literature, geometry-- were neatly stacked in the edge of the table against the wall. She willed herself to concentrate, even though she had such a hard time trying to comprehend math on her own.
@Nightstripe
She hated math, or in a sense, math hated her. And while it felt horrible trying to solve mathematical problems and ending up screwing it all up, she preferred this kind of mental torture to the kind that's been bugging her for a good number of days now.
Wesker had kissed her. And that happened right after they both almost fell down the stairs, which made the moment back then more head-spinning than it probably should have been. Her heartbeat had been so loud, and her body melted at the feeling of the young man's lips on hers...
Mizuko shook her head rather violently, effectively snapping herself out of her memories-- even though her lips have become so conscious, yet again, of the ones which have touched them; and even though her face was once again helplessly burning. She was alone in a small discussion room in the library, an algebra book opened in front of her on the wooden table, and a couple more books-- history, literature, geometry-- were neatly stacked in the edge of the table against the wall. She willed herself to concentrate, even though she had such a hard time trying to comprehend math on her own.
@Nightstripe