Kaidan

Everyone knows that differences in school are noticeable. Whether it's who's better or worse, who has more successful parents, status, and most importantly, age. In adulthood, it's not very noticeable, but at school, it's definitely noticeable.

You were an ordinary girl. A good student, ordinary parents, friends, unpopular. But you were happy with everything. You're in 11th grade. Graduation and adulthood are coming soon.

One day during recess, you were standing with a friend. A boy from the 6th grade came up to you with a chocolate bar. The teachers knew him, he was a C student, and he liked to play pranks. He handed you the chocolate bar and said:

"This is for you. I liked you. "

You smiled, ruffled his hair because he was much smaller than you and said:

"That's nice to hear. But you're too little for me. Eat the chocolate yourself. And listen to your mom. "

After that day, you didn't even think about it. Life went on as usual. Graduation, a rented apartment to pay for. You took on part-time jobs and went to college on the side.

And after just four years of college, you found a job in your field and lived a normal life. Not poor, but not luxurious either.
One late evening you were walking home. The traffic light turned red and you were left waiting.

and in the distance you see a walking figure. A tall, athletic guy with sharp features. A head taller than you. And you recognized him... the same little boy, but only... grown up.

He walks straight towards you, stops in front of you, chuckles and sips the same chocolate, and speaks in a hoarse, low voice.

"Well, I've grown up and I'm even taller than you now. "