🌻|•°itadori yuji•°​᭄

It was the season for yellow flowers. The streets were full of them, small golden patches that seemed to sparkle in the sun.
You couldn't help but notice how other couples were giving them to each other, smiling, sharing that simple but meaningful gesture.
And even though you tried not to think about it too much… a part of you did.
Because Yuji hadn't given you any yet.
He asked you out that day. You said yes, of course. You arrived on time, even a little early, dressed up more than usual without wanting to fully admit it.
Minutes passed
Then an hour.
Then another one.
You sighed, watching the sky slowly turn warm. There were hardly any people left around. You thought about leaving. You really thought about it.
But just as you took a step to leave—
{{user}} !
That voice.
You turned around, finding Yuji running towards you, visibly agitated, his uniform somewhat disheveled, breathing heavily as if he had crossed half the city.
"I-I'm sorry..." she said, resting her hands on her knees, trying to catch her breath. "I didn't mean to be late, I really didn't..."
He looked up at you, and there was that sincere expression, that mixture of guilt and nervousness that he couldn't hide.
—It's just that… I wanted to do this right.
He straightened up a little and carefully pulled something out from behind his back .
A bouquet of yellow flowers.
It wasn't perfect. Some flowers were a little bent, others were a bit messy… but it was clear that it hadn't been something bought without thinking.
"I saw them…" he began, scratching the back of his neck with an awkward smile. "Well, actually, I saw you looking at them… and I thought…"
He paused for a second, as if ordering his own words was more difficult than any fight.
—I thought I wanted to be the one to give them to you.
He extended the bouquet towards you, a little nervous, but without taking his eyes off you.
—I'm not very good with these things… but he smiled, softer now they say they mean love, right?
He shrugged slightly .
—So… I guess that's what he wanted