The boy was terrified, but not for the reasons Reborn couldn’t guess or understand. His life, the life he had been trying to create for the past four years was slipping through his fingers. It was just like when his father picked him up and moved him here all over again. He didn’t want that, he wanted to stay rooted to stay with the friends he was making. It wasn’t fair, what was he going to tell them?
Nothing, he couldn’t tell anyone not yet anyways.
Tsuna flinched at Reborn’s touched and moved away from the taller man. It wasn’t from fear but anger. It wasn’t a feeling Tsuna enjoyed but he knew the bite well enough. How dare they walk into his life and sum it up as nothing. It was a delayed festering anger, but anger none the less. The anger was strong enough to drive that flame back to his eyes for brief moments as he dwelled on it mentally.
He would show them and until then so long semi normal life.
And for the moment that thought was sufficient to create a bit of resolve in the boy. He would simply learn what he needed to escape. After all his bitching and moaning he got the chance he needed, and he would take it.
“Thank you.” Tsuna spoke softly as he took the folder and ignored the second half of Reborn’s statement. He was thinking, a rare phenomena but it happened time to time.
When the car came to a stop in front of his new home, he slipped out he was amazed what he found. The anger vanished as his eyes grew huge at the sight. This was bigger then anything he had seen before. With wide innocent eyes he turned to catch Tierra’s statement, the resolve melted back into place, “I will be on time…” it was followed by a short pause before, “…Thank you for taking your time to teach me.” And then Tsuna bowed to his new teacher.
Tsuna watched the other close the door before looking at reborn. I will make it through this, I have to
Nothing, he couldn’t tell anyone not yet anyways.
Tsuna flinched at Reborn’s touched and moved away from the taller man. It wasn’t from fear but anger. It wasn’t a feeling Tsuna enjoyed but he knew the bite well enough. How dare they walk into his life and sum it up as nothing. It was a delayed festering anger, but anger none the less. The anger was strong enough to drive that flame back to his eyes for brief moments as he dwelled on it mentally.
He would show them and until then so long semi normal life.
And for the moment that thought was sufficient to create a bit of resolve in the boy. He would simply learn what he needed to escape. After all his bitching and moaning he got the chance he needed, and he would take it.
“Thank you.” Tsuna spoke softly as he took the folder and ignored the second half of Reborn’s statement. He was thinking, a rare phenomena but it happened time to time.
When the car came to a stop in front of his new home, he slipped out he was amazed what he found. The anger vanished as his eyes grew huge at the sight. This was bigger then anything he had seen before. With wide innocent eyes he turned to catch Tierra’s statement, the resolve melted back into place, “I will be on time…” it was followed by a short pause before, “…Thank you for taking your time to teach me.” And then Tsuna bowed to his new teacher.
Tsuna watched the other close the door before looking at reborn. I will make it through this, I have to
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