YuzukiEto

It took almost a full day for the chaos to die down and the rescue team that had been scrambled together was already pulling out the 48th victim. A total of 47 people were dead, at least 200 injured. Multiple buildings had been obliterated or partially destroyed. The aliens had only been there for 10 minutes but the amount of destruction was catastrophic. Milly let out her breath in a deep sigh. She wouldn’t be surprised if the company just decided to give up on this whole quest and head back home. Her thoughts were interrupted by a knock on the door. “Yup, come in!” Milly said. A tall orange-head girl with yellowish-green

My eyes glazed over again as I read through the research paper on my computer screen. Damn, I should take my afternoon nap. I had been poring through dozens of papers in the last three hours and the fact that I had less than my typical 8 hours of sleep was getting to me. My eyes wondered out of the window and settled on the other laboratory building, Lab 9. I wondered whether he was still working or maybe eating lunch. I had a crush on a fellow scientist, Lelouch, since the day we met.  It was stupid but I loved his sweet smile and quiet demeanor. He seemed like a very caring person, but there were times during group bonding sessions

Ayato never considered being a kind person. It seemed like an unnatural concept to him, "being a kind person". By definition, that'd be doing the things he despised. Treating people in a friendly, and considerate way. Like his father. He hated his father after all, including the characteristics that he carried. To put it simply, Ayato was an asshole that knew he was an asshole. He didn't care what others thought of his behavior, and he figured his train of thought would always be like that. His heart was barricaded in his chest, the key thrown away, and the walls growing stronger with every insult he spat. A sweet numbness. He thought it wa

Ayato was never one to download excessive apps. He wasn't bathing in money to begin with, so the fact he managed to snag and outdated yet useful iPhone 4s to begin with was a miracle. He didn't want to admit it, but he didn't have many friends, so using the communication aspect was rare. He just used his phone to listen to his music, google pictures of bunnies on the go, and talk to you. And then, there was you. You enjoyed using your phone - and frequently downloaded apps that sucked up your time. After a phase of things ranging from the horrid flappy bird, to candy crush, you finally found an app that stuck with you. Snapchat. Whenever y

They were everywhere. Mushy, passionate couples, doing a variety of things with one another. You wouldn't say you were jealous, even if you were. At this point, it was a bit irritating to be walking around and seeing people constantly fawn over one another. 'At least they're enjoying themselves,' you thought. Perhaps that sounded a tad too bitter. It was partially your fault for getting yourself into a relationship with your counterpart with constantly off killing humans. More than partially in all honesty. You came to understand that Ayato couldn't always be at your beck and call, and that was fine with you. You just wished that he'd put mo

A moment too soon was always too late for you. You'd arrive just a bit below the designated mark, and that was good enough for you. So you'd simply stand here for the time being, awaiting the company of another. It was an odd request that you received - if you could recall the note exactly, it specified - 'Come to the roof tonight.' The roof, although played out to be a nice place where bentos could be shared romantically, wasn't that great. Whoever chose this spot for you both to meet up was earning your slight irritation at the moment. A nice skirt that you bought recently was now covered in filth, but it may have been your own fault for s

Love was never considered. Even through the most difficult of times, if love managed to bloom, it wouldn't matter. That is, if you were among the nobles. Ciel himself had a fiancée since as early as he can remember, and why should you be any different? How did he manage to allow fate to intertwine the two of you together? From the smiles, genuine laughter, and jovial atmosphere you carried - he couldn't help but feel the light itself was something he needed. He needed someone who would listen, and someone who knew when to talk. All of this, you had managed. Ciel wasn't sure why he was surprised. As a noble yourself, it was hidden in

Warning; possible Black Butler manga spoilers up ahead. It was almost impossible to walk past the pitiful sight of the footman, Snake if you were correct, trying to wash a giant stack of dishes. He didn't know a lot of visible distress, but the way he cluelessly stared down at the dirtied plates. It did not help that he had reptilian creatures slithering about, making the scene even more unsanitary. Honestly, you never would understand why your master decided to hire this goof. "That's not right," You say with a sigh, "here, let me do it." He doesn't speak a single word while you take his place. Your trained hands fly to a rag lying about,

"You're quite persistent, you know that?" Ciel stated, as he distastefully clicked his tongue. You just eagerly nodded, before offering a genuine smile. "It's been a while since we've both drank tea together, Ciel. You've been in this dreadful study all day - why not take a small break with me?" You asked with an innocent giggle, earning a quiet scoff from the male, who tried to cover his growing blush. "If it means you will stop irritating me for the rest of the evening, very well. Sebastian, bring us some tea." Ciel ordered to his loyal butler, who bowed in response, before tending to his master's orders. A silence overtakes Ciel's dark s

(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6Ej8uaXn1Y Please listen as you read!) Wood and clay will wash away, Wash away. Wash away. Crystal eyes followed his every footstep, one graceful movement after another, forever mesmerizing you. The confinements of your glass case shimmered in the silvery, gentle light of the moon. Glass orbs from your lifeless companions gazed out into the world beyond, waiting, longing to be chosen by the perfect child, waiting to be brought home, loved and played with. Save for you. You only wished to remain here, to watch this visitor, the sweep of his dark hair, concealing one of his melancholy eyes, refusing to show