Bells of Life Side Stories
Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2014 7:41 am
A Saki Scorned
by YutoTheOrc/KaiserOrc
Hello, thanks for coming! This is a...well, to be fair I'm not quite sure what to call it? A one-shot? No, I plan on doing more of these. Then again, I might not do another one of these for Saki. Would this be a one shot for Saki? Then again, I may do another for her. Alas! Words, have escaped me. Anyway, this is a story about young Saki Enomoto, a story about rejection, anger, and complaints. It takes place within the universe of the story I wrote called; The Bells of Life. Please enjoy and as always leave a comment, I love hearing from you all!
A teenage girl slowly paces to and fro in her small dorm room. Her honey hair trailing behind her in her haste. Her golden-brown eyes, squinted in anger, which is accentuated by the scowl prominently displayed on her face. The sound of her crutches clicking echo as they move the girl forward in the room, creating an uneasy tension between the two girls. Both dressed in the typical uniform of their school, Yamaku Academy-school for the disabled. The green and white garb hug the girls features nicely, while also maintaining a degree of etiquette and refinement. The honey-haired girl lets out a snarl and has been complaining for the past few hours. You see, whilst being beautiful and charming;Saki is not used to being denied her way.
“How could he turn me down? Me!” Saki screams in the room, still pacing.
“I mean I'm beautiful, charming, talented, and not to mention wealthy! Does he not know the Enomoto family is a respected name in Shikokou?”
The girl laying on the bed gives a groan and rolls over onto her stomach, and brings her face almost into the magazine she is reading. The girl reading seems none to pleased to be hearing about this problem, in fact; she was bored with it two hours ago. Yet the unwritten code of friendship dictates that you listen to your bestfriend's troubles, no matter what.
“The Enomoto family has been highly regarded since the time of the first shogunate!”
The every increasing pacing is enough to make one even more anxious, yet Saki seems content to continue to do so.
“Are you even listening to me Mayu?” Saki stops and turns to her friend, an angry glimmer in her eye.
“Yes, Saki. I'm afraid I am.” Mayu replies sarcastically, clearly wanting the rant to be over and done with.
“Good, at least somebody has some common sense in this place!”
Saki lets out a grunt of irritation before flopping down on a chair facing the bed. A deep frown has been carved into her pretty features, as she slumps in the chair. She lets her crutches drop to the floor, so she can cross her arms in an unamused fashion.
“What doesn't Yuuto see in me?” Saki asks, still caught up in the momentum of her anger, that has lasted far longer than it should have.
“I have no idea.” the other girls sighs, rolling her eyes behind her thick glasses; turning the page of the fashion magazine.
“What's that supposed to mean?”
“Nothing dearest friend. I'm sure Yuuto is simply not looking for a girlfriend at this point in time, or maybe he likes the hairier gender.” she laughs, amused by her own joke.
“No, I don't think so. Machiko said she saw Yuuto and that girl, Kirino, talking after school this week.”
“Who? The shy girl who never leaves her room?” Mayu asks her interest piqued, she cocks her head and looks at Saki.
“Mhm.”
Mayu sets the magazine down on the sheets before readjusting herself, favouring to sit at the edge of the bed. At least this way her friend can be in better view of our sight-impaired friend. She flicks her long black locks and adjusts her glasses before probing into the now interesting rant.
“I nearly forgot she went here, she barely ever leaves her room. In fact, I don't even see her go to take a shower!”
“That's the girl, her and Yuuto were talking at the vending machines earlier this week. That's not all either, I heard from Akihito that he even paid for a pizza. Guess who's pizza it was?”
“I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say, oh... Rika from my year?” Mayu asks, sarcastically.
“Can you at least try to take this life-threatening situation seriously?” Saki sneers, her voice so venomous it could out-poison a viper.
“Sorry, sorry. I'll do my best. I swear!” Mayu grins cheekily, clearly trying to stifle back laughter at her friends displeasure.
“You know, having a best friend who is your junior is hard, they're too immature to understand the real issues.” Saki pouts, the damage already done.
“Ouch.” the other girl says, with a clutch at her heart in mock pain.
Saki gives a wink before returning to her already distraught and venomous rant.
“Nori, and he was studying with Kirino~.” she continues the name on mockingly.
“So, he bought a pizza? He could just be paying back Nori for a favour, or he could be their friend?”
“Yuuto would never make friends with someone like Nori. He could do much better! He must like Kirino!”
Poor Nori.
“Why are you so fixated on Yuuto anyway? Isn't he a jerk to most people?”
Saki moves back in her chair with a short gasp. She looks offended, as if someone just insulted her maidenly virtue.
“Yuuto may appear to be a 'jerk'.” she says, with air quotes.”But he is sweet, handsome, rich, smart, mysterious, athletic, cool, and the best of all-charming.”
“Well, most people who appear to be jerks usually are jerks.” Mayu says, cocking one eyebrow up, not buying her friend's praise
Saki looks around her room conspiratorially. As if she was just about to reveal the plans of a top secret base. She leans closer to her friend and whispers;.
“If I tell you this, don't tell anyone out of this room.” Saki says, trying to coax her friend into a promise.
“Sure.” Mayu replies, not really caring the emotion Saki is putting into the conversation.
“You have to promise.”
“I promise.”
“Cross your heart an..” Saki begins.
“Saki! I'm not gonna tell anyone, frankly-I don't give a shit.”
“Okay. Well, I was talking to him before this and we brought up siblings. Since I only have a disgusting pervert of a brother, we talked about his sister. He was so cute~. He talked so much about her, he was grinning, he even had pictures to show of her! It was so adorable.” Saki gushes, blushing and holding her cheeks.
“He had pictures of his sister? Ew gross. What the fuck?” Mayu shivers, a look of disgust on her face.
“Oh, hushup you. It was sweet. Not to mention he gushed over a kitten that Akio smuggled into the boys dorms!”
“I swear everyone in this damn school knows about Akio and the cat. I'm amazed the school hasn't cracked down on the poor guy yet.” Mayu chuckles to herself.
“He's a really sweet guy, even when he turned me down he was kind. He even bought me a drink!” Saki says, still trying to justify another's actions.
“Isn't that usual? An obligatory drink? A sign of apology? Anyway if he was a gentleman after turning you down, then what's the problem. Live and learn.”
“That's not the point Mayu! I don't have all the time in the world, I can't just 'live and learn'. Besides, I lost-to a hikikomori no less!” She says, as if the idea was more offensive than a drunk vomiting on her shoes.
Mayu lets out a sigh and pinches the bridge of her nose, while managing to usher in another question; wishing for the conversation to be done once and for all.
“What do you plan on doing? You can't exactly do much in this situation.”
“I can always confront the other party.” Saki says.
Mayu looks at her best friend and realizes she has a familiar glimmer in her eye. The glimmer of a plan to solve any issue.
by YutoTheOrc/KaiserOrc
Hello, thanks for coming! This is a...well, to be fair I'm not quite sure what to call it? A one-shot? No, I plan on doing more of these. Then again, I might not do another one of these for Saki. Would this be a one shot for Saki? Then again, I may do another for her. Alas! Words, have escaped me. Anyway, this is a story about young Saki Enomoto, a story about rejection, anger, and complaints. It takes place within the universe of the story I wrote called; The Bells of Life. Please enjoy and as always leave a comment, I love hearing from you all!
A teenage girl slowly paces to and fro in her small dorm room. Her honey hair trailing behind her in her haste. Her golden-brown eyes, squinted in anger, which is accentuated by the scowl prominently displayed on her face. The sound of her crutches clicking echo as they move the girl forward in the room, creating an uneasy tension between the two girls. Both dressed in the typical uniform of their school, Yamaku Academy-school for the disabled. The green and white garb hug the girls features nicely, while also maintaining a degree of etiquette and refinement. The honey-haired girl lets out a snarl and has been complaining for the past few hours. You see, whilst being beautiful and charming;Saki is not used to being denied her way.
“How could he turn me down? Me!” Saki screams in the room, still pacing.
“I mean I'm beautiful, charming, talented, and not to mention wealthy! Does he not know the Enomoto family is a respected name in Shikokou?”
The girl laying on the bed gives a groan and rolls over onto her stomach, and brings her face almost into the magazine she is reading. The girl reading seems none to pleased to be hearing about this problem, in fact; she was bored with it two hours ago. Yet the unwritten code of friendship dictates that you listen to your bestfriend's troubles, no matter what.
“The Enomoto family has been highly regarded since the time of the first shogunate!”
The every increasing pacing is enough to make one even more anxious, yet Saki seems content to continue to do so.
“Are you even listening to me Mayu?” Saki stops and turns to her friend, an angry glimmer in her eye.
“Yes, Saki. I'm afraid I am.” Mayu replies sarcastically, clearly wanting the rant to be over and done with.
“Good, at least somebody has some common sense in this place!”
Saki lets out a grunt of irritation before flopping down on a chair facing the bed. A deep frown has been carved into her pretty features, as she slumps in the chair. She lets her crutches drop to the floor, so she can cross her arms in an unamused fashion.
“What doesn't Yuuto see in me?” Saki asks, still caught up in the momentum of her anger, that has lasted far longer than it should have.
“I have no idea.” the other girls sighs, rolling her eyes behind her thick glasses; turning the page of the fashion magazine.
“What's that supposed to mean?”
“Nothing dearest friend. I'm sure Yuuto is simply not looking for a girlfriend at this point in time, or maybe he likes the hairier gender.” she laughs, amused by her own joke.
“No, I don't think so. Machiko said she saw Yuuto and that girl, Kirino, talking after school this week.”
“Who? The shy girl who never leaves her room?” Mayu asks her interest piqued, she cocks her head and looks at Saki.
“Mhm.”
Mayu sets the magazine down on the sheets before readjusting herself, favouring to sit at the edge of the bed. At least this way her friend can be in better view of our sight-impaired friend. She flicks her long black locks and adjusts her glasses before probing into the now interesting rant.
“I nearly forgot she went here, she barely ever leaves her room. In fact, I don't even see her go to take a shower!”
“That's the girl, her and Yuuto were talking at the vending machines earlier this week. That's not all either, I heard from Akihito that he even paid for a pizza. Guess who's pizza it was?”
“I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say, oh... Rika from my year?” Mayu asks, sarcastically.
“Can you at least try to take this life-threatening situation seriously?” Saki sneers, her voice so venomous it could out-poison a viper.
“Sorry, sorry. I'll do my best. I swear!” Mayu grins cheekily, clearly trying to stifle back laughter at her friends displeasure.
“You know, having a best friend who is your junior is hard, they're too immature to understand the real issues.” Saki pouts, the damage already done.
“Ouch.” the other girl says, with a clutch at her heart in mock pain.
Saki gives a wink before returning to her already distraught and venomous rant.
“Nori, and he was studying with Kirino~.” she continues the name on mockingly.
“So, he bought a pizza? He could just be paying back Nori for a favour, or he could be their friend?”
“Yuuto would never make friends with someone like Nori. He could do much better! He must like Kirino!”
Poor Nori.
“Why are you so fixated on Yuuto anyway? Isn't he a jerk to most people?”
Saki moves back in her chair with a short gasp. She looks offended, as if someone just insulted her maidenly virtue.
“Yuuto may appear to be a 'jerk'.” she says, with air quotes.”But he is sweet, handsome, rich, smart, mysterious, athletic, cool, and the best of all-charming.”
“Well, most people who appear to be jerks usually are jerks.” Mayu says, cocking one eyebrow up, not buying her friend's praise
Saki looks around her room conspiratorially. As if she was just about to reveal the plans of a top secret base. She leans closer to her friend and whispers;.
“If I tell you this, don't tell anyone out of this room.” Saki says, trying to coax her friend into a promise.
“Sure.” Mayu replies, not really caring the emotion Saki is putting into the conversation.
“You have to promise.”
“I promise.”
“Cross your heart an..” Saki begins.
“Saki! I'm not gonna tell anyone, frankly-I don't give a shit.”
“Okay. Well, I was talking to him before this and we brought up siblings. Since I only have a disgusting pervert of a brother, we talked about his sister. He was so cute~. He talked so much about her, he was grinning, he even had pictures to show of her! It was so adorable.” Saki gushes, blushing and holding her cheeks.
“He had pictures of his sister? Ew gross. What the fuck?” Mayu shivers, a look of disgust on her face.
“Oh, hushup you. It was sweet. Not to mention he gushed over a kitten that Akio smuggled into the boys dorms!”
“I swear everyone in this damn school knows about Akio and the cat. I'm amazed the school hasn't cracked down on the poor guy yet.” Mayu chuckles to herself.
“He's a really sweet guy, even when he turned me down he was kind. He even bought me a drink!” Saki says, still trying to justify another's actions.
“Isn't that usual? An obligatory drink? A sign of apology? Anyway if he was a gentleman after turning you down, then what's the problem. Live and learn.”
“That's not the point Mayu! I don't have all the time in the world, I can't just 'live and learn'. Besides, I lost-to a hikikomori no less!” She says, as if the idea was more offensive than a drunk vomiting on her shoes.
Mayu lets out a sigh and pinches the bridge of her nose, while managing to usher in another question; wishing for the conversation to be done once and for all.
“What do you plan on doing? You can't exactly do much in this situation.”
“I can always confront the other party.” Saki says.
Mayu looks at her best friend and realizes she has a familiar glimmer in her eye. The glimmer of a plan to solve any issue.