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Guardian Blue

"Kazuki. If I, a police officer sworn to protect, were to stray and harm someone innocent, would you still consider me a hero?" New Chapters everyday (lmao)

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26 Chs

Rei Nakamura

As Kazuki's eyelids grew heavy and the gentle embrace of sleep beckoned him, a sudden interruption pierced through the tranquility of his room. His phone, resting on the nightstand, emitted a familiar ringtone, jolting him back to wakefulness.

"Who could be calling at this hour?" Kazuki wondered, groggily reaching for his phone. The display revealed the name "Rei," instantly causing a mix of excitement and nervousness to flutter within him.

"Hello?" Kazuki answered, his voice still laced with traces of drowsiness.

"Hey, Kazuki! Sorry to call so late. I hope I didn't wake you," Rei's voice greeted him, her tone a mix of sweetness and shyness.

Kazuki's drowsiness dissipated in an instant, replaced by an energizing jolt. "Oh, no, not at all! I was just about to fall asleep."

A momentary silence hung in the air, accompanied by a soft giggle from Rei. "I'm sorry if I interrupted your rest. It's just that... well, I couldn't stop thinking about today and wanted to talk."

Kazuki's heart skipped a beat, a mixture of excitement and nervousness coursing through his veins. He couldn't help but feel a tinge of awkwardness, unsure of how to respond.

"No, no, it's totally fine," Kazuki reassured her, his voice a touch too enthusiastic. "I mean, I'm glad you called. Today was... um, eventful, right?"

Rei's laughter resonated through the phone, warm and infectious. "Eventful indeed. You were amazing out there, Kazuki. I couldn't help but be impressed."

A blush crept onto Kazuki's cheeks, hidden in the darkness of his room. He fumbled for words, his mind racing to find something witty or charming to say. But all that came out was a series of incoherent stutters.

"Uh, thank you, Rei. You were pretty incredible too," Kazuki managed to utter, his voice a mix of genuine admiration and self-consciousness.

The conversation flowed with an endearing blend of awkwardness and charm. Stories from their pasts, lighthearted anecdotes, and shared laughter forged a connection between them. Time seemed to slip away unnoticed, as if the universe had conspired to create this moment of delightful serendipity.

As the conversation drew to a close, both Kazuki and Rei were reluctant to say goodbye. There was a certain sweetness in their awkwardness, an unspoken understanding that this newfound connection was something worth cherishing.

"Well, Kazuki, I should probably let you get some rest," Rei finally suggested, her voice filled with a hint of reluctance.

Kazuki's heart sank at the thought of ending the conversation. "Yeah, you're right. It's getting late. But... can we talk again soon?"

Rei's voice carried a gentle warmth. "Of course, Kazuki. I'd love that. Let's stay in touch, okay?"

With promises of future conversations and a newfound sense of excitement, Kazuki bid Rei goodnight. As he settled back into the embrace of his bed, a smile played on his lips, his heart brimming with anticipation for what the future might hold.

In the quiet darkness of his room, Kazuki drifted back into the realm of dreams, where a tinge of magic lingered. And within those dreams, the echoes of their conversation danced, intertwining with the stars, forming a constellation of hope and possibility.