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You reached for your phone, but hesitated.   He’s probably asleep, you thought. Or busy with schoolwork.   Yet you thought back to his words: “Call me if you ever need anything. I’ll pick up.” While you were sure Kiku would keep to his promise, you also didn’t want to bother the young man at three in the morning simply because you couldn’t sleep. It was something that had begun to bother you as of late— your slight case of insomnia. You aren’t sure exactly what triggered it, but the consequences of your restfulness was slowly beginning to show during the day. Besides yawning every few minutes

Is he asleep? The woman blinked her pale blue eyes, her mouth opening to say something, but soon closed. Who would she be speaking to? Perhaps she meant to call out to him, commence another battle, or just demand why he was even here, in this lonely field. She thought she was the only one who knew of this field, a few steps away from the crumbling palace she roamed in, lithe and frail flowers blooming in this time-deprived wasteland. Lightning would come through this field when she could find a moment to herself, often stopping to gaze at the flowers and letting light-hearted memories invade her mind. However, she didn’t expect to hav