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themes: angst/fluff ; slow/fast burn; romance ; platonic ; arrange marriage ; fake dating ; enemies to friends ; enemies to lovers ; college, family, friendship, hurt/comfort, bayside/beach/island, city/urdan, forest, mythology, mythological creatures, friends to lovers, found family ; (to add more)
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The aroma of fresh baked bread filled up the whole bakery as it was being pulled out from the turned-off oven, now being placed on a counter as the worker closed the door of the oven. Light brown eyes scanned the bread from behind the glasses the owner was wearing. Said owner of the eyes took out the mittens after placing the bread on a tray and let the other worker take to the front to place it in the display. A small sigh escaped the young man's mouth as he put the gloves away, eyes glancing around the bakery's kitchen before walking out to the front of the shop to help the other workers.
Ira flipped the opened sign to closed before walking out of the bakery and locking the door. He checked the small building for a couple of minutes and then took off, walking towards the direction of his home. Ira stuffed his hands into his jacket pocket as the cold air breezed passed his pale face. The teen had sent a message to his parents that he'll be heading home now. Ira's eyes searched their surrounding as the blacknette walked through the city street. He will stop at any orange hand when cars are passing, carefully glancing at his left and right.
An hour and a half have passed, Ira had finally arrived the neighborhood where he had moved in just a few weeks ago with his parents. The house will always be empty whenever Ira left for school and/or for his two jobs. His parents will always go on business trips, leaving their son to attend to himself. Ira didn't let these thoughts get to him, he understands why his parents leave every time. Besides, he spends most of his free time reading and studying for any tests as well as doing his homework.
Ira sighed tiredly as he crossed the street to go to the next block where his house was, already glanced at both ways the cars were coming from.... Maybe he should have checked for at least the third time before crossing the street. A light that bright shouldn't be coming very fast as it is now.
The aroma of fresh baked bread filled up the whole bakery as it was being pulled out from the turned-off oven, now being placed on a counter as the worker closed the door of the oven. Light brown eyes scanned the bread from behind the glasses the owner was wearing. Said owner of the eyes took out the mittens after placing the bread on a tray and let the other worker take to the front to place it in the display. A small sigh escaped the young man's mouth as he put the gloves away, eyes glancing around the bakery's kitchen before walking out to the front of the shop to help the other workers.
Ira flipped the opened sign to closed before walking out of the bakery and locking the door. He checked the small building for a couple of minutes and then took off, walking towards the direction of his home. Ira stuffed his hands into his jacket pocket as the cold air breezed passed his pale face. The teen had sent a message to his parents that he'll be heading home now. Ira's eyes searched their surrounding as the blacknette walked through the city street. He will stop at any orange hand when cars are passing, carefully glancing at his left and right.
An hour and a half have passed, Ira had finally arrived the neighborhood where he had moved in just a few weeks ago with his parents. The house will always be empty whenever Ira left for school and/or for his two jobs. His parents will always go on business trips, leaving their son to attend to himself. Ira didn't let these thoughts get to him, he understands why his parents leave every time. Besides, he spends most of his free time reading and studying for any tests as well as doing his homework.
Ira sighed tiredly as he crossed the street to go to the next block where his house was, already glanced at both ways the cars were coming from.... Maybe he should have checked for at least the third time before crossing the street. A light that bright shouldn't be coming very fast as it is now.