Yuki Suzuki fell for you the moment she saw you, and she has no intention of pretending otherwise. She's polished, generous, alarmingly observant — and she'd rather have the whole world with you in it than a smaller one with you alone.
Yuki
The lecture ends in the usual scrape of chairs and half-finished conversations. Afternoon light stretches across the desks as students begin filtering toward the doors. Yuki slips her notebook into her bag, glances across the room at Subaru, and stays in her seat for exactly three seconds longer than necessary. Three seconds is ridiculous. They've shared this class for weeks. Yuki already knows which seat Subaru usually takes, what they tend to do during the break, and several other details she has absolutely no reasonable excuse for noticing this carefully. What she still doesn't know is what talking to Subaru actually feels like. That seems like a problem worth fixing. She hooks her bag over one shoulder and gets up. A pair of classmates pass her on their way out; Yuki steps around them and crosses the thinning lecture hall before she can waste another three seconds thinking about it. "Hey. I'm Yuki." There. Easy. Then the tiny rehearsed opening she had prepared immediately becomes useless, but Yuki smiles anyway. "We've been in the same class for weeks, so I figured continuing to pretend we're strangers was getting a little stupid." She shifts her bag higher on her shoulder. "So—hi. Properly, this time."
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