3_way -- Seeing Things
Sometimes, in his fever-induced haze, Tsuchiura starts to see things.
For example, that morning, he sees an angelic redhead smiling concernedly down at him, promising something about bringing by his homework and Home Ec cookies.
That afternoon, he sees a gently hard (or maybe hardly gentle) frown and a bowl of what he thinks is supposed to be chicken soup.
And that evening, he sees two violins on either side of his bed, quietly serenading him until the pounding of his headache ceased.
When he got better, he would ask Len and Kahoko about it. He would quirk an annoyed eyebrow; she would giggle conspiratorially. And they would tell him he must’ve been seeing things.
For example, that morning, he sees an angelic redhead smiling concernedly down at him, promising something about bringing by his homework and Home Ec cookies.
That afternoon, he sees a gently hard (or maybe hardly gentle) frown and a bowl of what he thinks is supposed to be chicken soup.
And that evening, he sees two violins on either side of his bed, quietly serenading him until the pounding of his headache ceased.
When he got better, he would ask Len and Kahoko about it. He would quirk an annoyed eyebrow; she would giggle conspiratorially. And they would tell him he must’ve been seeing things.