Sakura's childhood

"On a rainy day, you should stay at home and sleep well"

On the first day of Kagura's transfer, Tokyo ushered in the third heavy rain in summer.

She has always disliked such humid and hot weather, just like her brother now.Although the two are not necessarily related.

Now the time is [-]:[-], and only a few scattered people came. Kagura deduced from the hasty expressions of passers-by that most of them were high school seniors preparing for the exam.

"I promised to report early, but I don't know where to fool around." Kagura squatted on the side of the locker, muttering with puffy cheeks, "Big brother, bastard brother,..."

I don't know how long it took, Kagura felt that it was about two centuries long before Kamui walked up to her slowly, with a faint smell of alcohol on his body.

"I had some wine with my friends last night." Kamui gave an explanation before Kagura spoke, but his tone seemed normal.

Kagura unceremoniously punched Kamui in the stomach, who didn't dodge at all.

"No matter what, it's abominable to keep a cute girl waiting for a long time." Kagura stood up angrily holding her schoolbag, and found that many people had already come around.

"Lovely girl, let's change your shoes first." Shenwei narrowed his eyes and smiled a little teasingly, "I remember that the locker assigned to you is D-512."

He then received another back kick from his sister.

Kagura turned around, and finally found this number in the middle part of the leftmost row. He opened the cabinet door, and there were various things neatly placed inside, obviously used by someone.

"For idiot brother, it's too common to remember things wrongly." Kagura sighed slightly, and when she was about to close it, a white note caught her attention.

The note is placed in the center of the cabinet, and a fresh white flower is pressed in the upper right corner.

Kagura, who was slightly short-sighted, moved her head closer and found that it was a simple love letter.It was written by a man named Sakata Gintoki.

"Hey, what are you doing?" A low, slightly hoarse voice sounded diagonally behind Kagura.Kagura thought he should be the owner of the cabinet.

Turning around with a giggle, Kagura nodded her face with her fingertips and tilted her head, "It's just a coincidence, and besides, I didn't see anything."

There was a suspicious look in the boy's smoky blue eyes.

Kagura smiled and ran away, not giving the boy a chance to question him.

If Kagura turned her head around the corner, she would have seen the boy's trembling fingers holding the note, the flushed flush on his cheeks, and the unspeakable expression looking in the direction she left.

After the first class, Kagura followed Kamui to pick up new desks and chairs after finishing all the procedures. During the process of moving to Class B, Kagura asked Kamui, "Do you know Sakata Gintoki?"

Seeing Kamui nodding, Kagura asked, "Is 'she' pretty?"

Kamui looked at Kagura with a mixture of weirdness and inconceivable eyes. After a while, he nodded numbly and said, "It's beautiful in another sense."

At this time, a young man in a cast ran past the two of them, paused when he saw Shenwei, and said "Hello, teacher" perfunctorily.

Kamui pointed his chin at the boy's back, and said to Kagura, "Look, that's Sakata Gintoki."

Kagura: "..." I seem to know something great.

The moment he saw those smoky blue eyes in the new class, Kagura thought how small the world was.

Because he was a transfer student, Kagura was placed at the back of the classroom.The table in front of her was a big boy, and only Kagura shrank to the side, so the teacher couldn't see her movements.

That's not bad, Kagura thought as he fell asleep on the table.

The fourth quarter in the morning was swimming class, and Kagura ran into a boy with smoky blue eyes at the door of the changing room.By this time she had already found out his name.

"I want to talk to you." The two said almost in unison.

There was a deserted corridor outside the swimming pool. Kagura leaned on a long column full of ivy with his ears picked. He explained the cause and effect, and emphasized that it was really a coincidence.

In order to increase his convincing force, Kagura emphatically described all kinds of stupid deeds of Kamui, and justly said that it is a shame to have such a brother.

Tufang just watched the rain in silence.

"Oh, by the way," Kagura said a lot, and suddenly realized that he missed the point, "I won't mention it to others, I swear by every rice meal!"

Hijikata looked at this cheerful girl, and frowned slightly, "Don't you care about the fact that we are all boys? Don't you think it's strange?"

Kagura blinked and uttered a question word in a nasal voice, "I was a little surprised when I first found out, but why is it so strange? Like rice, the important thing is whether it tastes good, not where it comes from."

Hijikata was amused by Kagura's lame metaphor, and he walked towards the swimming pool with his hands in his pockets, leaving a light "thank you".

After school in the afternoon, on the way home, Kagura remembered that he forgot his bento box in the classroom, and trotted all the way back to the teaching building, passing by several lively clubs.

At this time, everyone is either doing club activities or going home.

Kagura, who was thinking this way, subconsciously stuck to the wall when he heard voices at the back door of Class B.

The voices of the two boys came out intermittently, and Kagura took a small step, exposing half of his head to the wall.

"It's Hijikata and Sakata." After seeing their backs clearly, Kagura squatted down and observed their movements carefully, "How's the progress?"

The two seemed to be discussing a problem. Yinshi was holding a pen in his right hand, writing and drawing, and Tufang was sitting on his right, leaning on his head with one hand and leaning on the edge of the table with his elbow.

The voice fluctuates, and from Kagura's perspective, the back of Gintoki's head and Hijikata's profile can be seen.

Yinshi wanted to turn the pages of the paper, but he was unsteady holding the pen in one hand, and the pen fell to the ground.He bent over and stretched his arms to pick up the pen.

Earthwork did the same, and then, their palms overlapped.

Both of them maintained a bent posture, their cheeks were a few fingers apart, their shoulders were almost touching, and their breathing could be heard.

The classroom fell silent, and Kagura clutched her left chest, feeling her heartbeat suddenly quicken.

Hijikata used his free hand to tentatively touch Yinshi's neck, and then, slowly, slowly, the lips of the two kept getting closer, and finally, they touched each other.

Yinshi's right hand intertwined with Tukata's left hand and moved up, and landed on Tukata's cheek.He exerted force on his hand, deepening the kiss like a touch of water.There seemed to be a slight sound of water stains.

After the rain, the soft sunlight fell from the window and fell on the overlapping figures of the two. At that moment, it was as beautiful as a dream.

Kagura blushed and left here.

When going downstairs, Kagura met a handsome boy in the same class who went up, but couldn't remember his name.

"Classmate," Kagura blocked the boy's way, showing an unnatural smile, "What are you going to do?"

The boy was very suspicious of Kagura's sudden enthusiasm. He put his arms around his chest and uttered five words, "Go to the second floor to find someone."

While laughing, Kagura couldn't help but pull the boy down, "I just came down from the second floor, and there is no one on the second floor. Really, there is no one." Kagura emphasized again.

The boy calmly avoided Kagura's pushing and shoving. There was a playful look in his dark red eyes. The boy said indifferently but firmly: "I will go if there is no one."

Seeing good words but not listening, Kagura crossed his hands, flexed his muscles, and replied in the same strong tone: "Boy, do you know why I was fired?"

"Oh?" The boy became interested, looked Kagura up and down, and jokingly said, "Because it's too ugly."

Then he took Kagura's hard punch, and the tiger's mouth was shaken so painfully.

"Go for a fight?" the boy clenched Kagura's fist, the corners of his mouth slightly turned up, unwilling to be outdone.

Eventually, Kagura forgets her bento box, and the boy forgets the acceptance of the results of his prank.

Well, it's not a bad thing.

This day, it seems that something is different, and everything seems to be as usual.

On this day, it rained for the third time in Tokyo, and I don't know when the fourth time will be.