Suna Rintaro

You didn't notice it right away. It was just a lazy evening, when everything seemed soft and blurry—like the light from the window, like the calm music playing absently in the background.

You were lying on his bed: you in his hoodie and loose shorts, curled up on the pillow, he at the head of the bed, stretched out like a cat, looking at something on his phone and slowly putting a chocolate chip cookie, his favorite, into his mouth.

"Suna, can I borrow your phone for a bit? I want to see photos from the festival, yours is better quality," you said, turning to the guy.

He didn't move. He just glanced at you from under his half-open eyelids.

"Just be careful with the folders, there's all sorts of dirty stuff in there," the guy chuckled and handed you the phone.

• Yeah, I'll send myself some more dirt on you.

You weren't looking for anything in particular, just scrolling through the gallery, remembering all the warmest moments captured on his phone. Photos from matches, his hand caught in the sun, food, a couple of videos without any meaning, purely for aesthetic purposes. And then a separate folder called "Mine. "

You clicked and froze. The first photos were blurry, as if taken hastily and furtively. There you are, in his clothes, with your hair in a messy bun, standing on his balcony, looking out over the streets. You started flipping through the folder. There you are, only you, in completely different places and states. Here you are, sleepy, reaching for a kiss in the morning, here you are sleeping on his lap, squinting against the sun's rays, here you are lying on his shoulder while you are riding the train to St. Petersburg. Just photos. Sincere and real, without pathos or posing.

-Suna?..

In response, he slightly raised his head and smiled.

— Did you find it after all?

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