untitled [Gokusen: Sawada, Kuma, Minami, Yankumi]
Little drabble-something that I intended to make a bit longer but it ended itself here. Set during episode six(?! I THINK). Featuring Sawada, Kuma, Minami and of course, Yankumi. 169 Words.
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At first Sawada simply doesn't care. The whole Yuki issue has nothing to do with him, but his friends and Yankumi steer it that way pretty quickly.
When he overhears Yankumi talking to Kuma and Minami, he can't help but smile to himself. There's a woman he can actually respect. He's glad they could talk to Yankumi, even though he would've talked to them about it too. He knew Kuma would crack and spill everything; Kuma is the one who trusted Yankumi first. Sawada took longer to warm up to her, and now he sometimes vaguely wonders what he missed out on those first few weeks - which dorky smiles and overenthusiastic, corny speeches he was too mired in bitterness to actually listen to.
"You're going anyway?" Kuma asks.
Sawada shakes his head and smiles. Of course Yankumi's going anyway. For all that Kuma - and the others - truly like Yankumi, they still don't really understand her.
That Sawada does should worry him, but somehow it doesn't.
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(This is the third separate thing I've been writing: I start one, then when I go to work on it, begin ANOTHER!
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At first Sawada simply doesn't care. The whole Yuki issue has nothing to do with him, but his friends and Yankumi steer it that way pretty quickly.
When he overhears Yankumi talking to Kuma and Minami, he can't help but smile to himself. There's a woman he can actually respect. He's glad they could talk to Yankumi, even though he would've talked to them about it too. He knew Kuma would crack and spill everything; Kuma is the one who trusted Yankumi first. Sawada took longer to warm up to her, and now he sometimes vaguely wonders what he missed out on those first few weeks - which dorky smiles and overenthusiastic, corny speeches he was too mired in bitterness to actually listen to.
"You're going anyway?" Kuma asks.
Sawada shakes his head and smiles. Of course Yankumi's going anyway. For all that Kuma - and the others - truly like Yankumi, they still don't really understand her.
That Sawada does should worry him, but somehow it doesn't.
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(This is the third separate thing I've been writing: I start one, then when I go to work on it, begin ANOTHER!