Yu Yu Hakusho Fan Fiction ❯ Orenji no Taiyou ❯ Teaser ( Chapter 3 )

Tokyo city- one of the most densely populated cities in the world. Tokyo has twelve million, five hundred twenty-seven thousand, one hundred and fifteen people with a density of five thousand, six hundred and fifty-five people per square kilometer. Compare Tokyo to Chicago's two million, eight hundred forty-two thousand, five hundred and eighteen with a density of four thousand, eight hundred sixty-seven people per square kilometer. One can only imagine how hard it would be to find someone in such a crowd.

 

However, the throngs of people did not bother one girl who was used to the masses.

 

A brunette girl with chocolate brown eyes dashed through the streets and to a certain corner maid café. Inside of the maid café, all of the waiters were young girls in maid outfits. They flirted with tourists and men while serving anyone and everyone who opened the door. It was not horribly perverted, just a little playful.

 

The girl seemed to have more trouble in the café than in the streets. She looked over the mob of tourists with maids flocking around them, bringing teas, cakes, and cookies. The brunette had to stand on a chair to find who she was looking for.

 

“Konnichiwa!” she said, her voice soft and sweet. “Genki desu ka?”

”Ah, finally.” A girl with long black hair and grass green eyes stood and hugged the girl. “I am fine, how are you? I trust your trip here was safe.”

”Yes, and yours?”

”Same as always,” the girl took a sip of tea and slipped the brunette a second cup. “Visiting Daddy Dearest is always a pain, what with all of the transfers I have to make.”

”That's too bad,” the brunette drank her tea, listening to the older girl speak.

 

“Anyway, thank you for coming such a far way to visit me during gold week,” she put her hand on top of the brunette's. “It means a lot to me Keiko.”

 

The brunette, now identified as Keiko, smiled and blushed. “Are you sure that's okay to do here? Back home we have to worry about classmates and your mother seeing us, don't we have to worry about your dad here?” As she spoke, Keiko pulled her hand back.

 

“Oh, heavens no. We don't need to hide here. Dad knows and he's fine with it. I told you he would be,” she grabbed Keiko's hand again. “So, did you break up with him yet?”

”Yuusuke…is a really sweet guy and I just can't do it without reason. He'd die if he knew I was leaving him for another person, let alone a girl,” Keiko stared down at her reflection in her tea. “I need a reason to break up with him. I need him to do something…”

The black-haired girl nodded in understanding, “It's alright Keiko, take all the time you need. I haven't left mine yet either, though I don't really need to. He and I are only going out so no one will guess he's gay.”

 

“Who is it, Dai-kun?” Keiko asked, identifying the girl.

 

“I forget his name,” she sighed. “Come on, I told Dad we'd be home by sunset.”

Keiko nodded and left with Dai, walking hand and hand with her.