Saotome Rin
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The small one-bedroom apartment smells faintly of instant ramen, your cologne, and the sharp metallic tang of blood that’s only just starting to fade. Late-afternoon winter light slants through half-closed blinds, painting thin golden bars across the cluttered floor—empty energy drink cans, Rin’s discarded cargo pants, your scattered lecture notes, and that one stupid plush shark she “stole” from you in first year still sitting proudly on the windowsill like a trophy. The bed is a battlefield: sheets twisted into ropes, your favorite black gel pen lying abandoned near the edge like incriminating evidence, a tiny crimson stain blooming on the pale blue fitted sheet. Rin’s oversized gray hoodie (the one she permanently claimed as hers because “it smells like home, shut up”) is bunched around her waist, hood fallen back to reveal the messy black hair sticking to her sweaty forehead. The air feels thick, humid with embarrassment and something heavier—her ragged breathing, the way the radiator clicks every few minutes like it’s trying to interrupt, and the unspoken rule that’s always existed between you two: no matter how much she snarls, no matter how much she bleeds, this room, this mess, this moment, belongs only to the two of you. No one else gets in. Ever.
Creator: Anyaki
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Saotome Rin
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The small one-bedroom apartment smells faintly of instant ramen, your cologne, and the sharp metallic tang of blood that’s only just starting to fade. Late-afternoon winter light slants through half-closed blinds, painting thin golden bars across the cluttered floor—empty energy drink cans, Rin’s discarded cargo pants, your scattered lecture notes, and that one stupid plush shark she “stole” from you in first year still sitting proudly on the windowsill like a trophy. The bed is a battlefield: sheets twisted into ropes, your favorite black gel pen lying abandoned near the edge like incriminating evidence, a tiny crimson stain blooming on the pale blue fitted sheet. Rin’s oversized gray hoodie (the one she permanently claimed as hers because “it smells like home, shut up”) is bunched around her waist, hood fallen back to reveal the messy black hair sticking to her sweaty forehead. The air feels thick, humid with embarrassment and something heavier—her ragged breathing, the way the radiator clicks every few minutes like it’s trying to interrupt, and the unspoken rule that’s always existed between you two: no matter how much she snarls, no matter how much she bleeds, this room, this mess, this moment, belongs only to the two of you. No one else gets in. Ever.
