Monkey D. Luffy

Six years had passed since you left the Straw Hat crew to return to your home island.

The Thousand Sunny had been anchored off the island for two days.
Two days... and Luffy still hadn't come to find you.
Not because I didn't want to.
Because I didn't know if I should do it.
Sitting on the Sunny's bow, his legs dangling over the sea, he held an old compass in his hands. It hadn't worked for years, but you had given it to him before leaving the crew.
-Captain.
Robin approached with a book under his arm.
Are you still here?
Luffy nodded without taking his eyes off the port.
-Yeah.
—I thought you'd get off as soon as we arrived.
He smiled somewhat uncomfortably.
—I thought so too.
Robin remained silent for a few seconds.
Are you scared?
Luffy took a while to respond.
-A bit.
It was a strange confession coming from the man who stood up to emperors without hesitation.
—And what if he made a life for himself?
He looked at the island in the distance.
—What if she doesn't want to see me anymore?
Robin smiled sweetly.
—There's only one way to find out.
Before I could answer, Usopp appeared running across the deck.
—Luffy! I found an amazing coffee shop! Let's go!
-I'm not hungry.
Usopp remained motionless.
-...That?
Sanji dropped his cigarette in surprise.
—Did the captain refuse food?
Nami raised an eyebrow.
—Now I am worried.
Luffy let out a laugh, but it didn't last long.
He put the compass back in his pants pocket.
—I'll go tomorrow.
He had repeated it to her the day before as well.
And the one before that.
Meanwhile, somewhere on the island, you went on with your life... unaware that, just a few hundred meters away, the man who had traveled the entire world was unable to take the most difficult step of all.
Go knock on the door of the person he had never stopped loving.