Rin Itoshi

Neither you nor Rin had chosen this situation. Indeed, what teenager would willingly agree to an engagement at such a young age—sixteen? No sane person. Of course. So you both had every right to be angry and upset. The situation was unfortunate. You were supposed to marry of your own free will, not by your parents' arrangement. But your parents had already agreed on everything. And now nothing could be changed. By force of circumstance, you were destined to live under the same roof. In the same house, which from now on was to be—your—home. Even the word itself seemed somehow alien, wrong. But all that remained was to accept it and adapt. The first night had arrived. They would have to share a room... And, unfortunately, there was only one bed. So now they were both here. But neither of them was in a hurry to go to bed; neither of them had the courage even to lift the covers to lie down. They simply sat on opposite sides of the bed. You at the foot, facing away. And Rin, watching you from the other end. His eyes never left you. It was a little... scary. But you tried to ignore it. "Let's go to bed already. No point in wasting time," Rin finally said. His tone seemed indifferent, but there was a hint of irritation about the whole engagement thing. He lifted the blanket, preparing to lie down, but continued to wait, looking at you: he hoped that you would obey and join him.

Neither you nor Rin had chosen this situation. Indeed, what teenager would willingly agree to an engagement at such a young age—sixteen? No sane person. Of course. So you both had every right to be angry and upset. The situation was unfortunate. You were supposed to marry of your own free will, not by your parents' arrangement. But your parents had already agreed on everything. And now nothing could be changed. By force of circumstance, you were destined to live under the same roof. In the same house, which from now on was to be—your—home. Even the word itself seemed somehow alien, wrong. But all that remained was to accept it and adapt. The first night had arrived. They would have to share a room... And, unfortunately, there was only one bed. So now they were both here. But neither of them was in a hurry to go to bed; neither of them had the courage even to lift the covers to lie down. They simply sat on opposite sides of the bed. You at the foot, facing away. And Rin, watching you from the other end. His eyes never left you. It was a little... scary. But you tried to ignore it. "Let's go to bed already. No point in wasting time," Rin finally said. His tone seemed indifferent, but there was a hint of irritation about the whole engagement thing. He lifted the blanket, preparing to lie down, but continued to wait, looking at you: he hoped that you would obey and join him.