You're Mine! (AkashiXReader FanFic)

Q1-When it all started

"It's been years since I ended our relationship. The note that I left in your locker room. The goodbyes that didn't said. I wish, that you will forgive me."

"Hello, Ms. ((L/N)(F/N)-san? Aren't you forgetting that you are in the middle of your job?"

I opened my eyes and saw my friend Inukai Hiyoshi calling me. He had a brunette short hair. He was wearing our summer yukata uniform. There were two for male and female. For male, one was black summer yukata with light green leaves patterns and black gray obi. The other one was, dark blue, with gray stones patters, and any color of obi

"Please, don't call me by my full name. And it is not even a job. I don't even have a salary" I shrugged as I stretched my arms.

I was sitting in a front desk of my auntie's small hotel here in Okinawa. It wasn't that small, but compare to others, it was small. But the business here was blooming, especially in our restaurant. Lot of things happened, but I was working for free and at the same time living in this hotel

"Salary? Since your father died, mother asked you to live here" my cousin Hana entered holding the empty bin of trash in her two hand. Her long black hair was tied up and she was also wearing the same yukata as mine, a blue-dyed with pink cherry blossoms pattern yukata. Her obi was green, but for me it was yellow. "But true, she should pay you"

"Yeah, Auntie told me that after high school she would hire me." I chuckled but it was obvious that I was faking it. It was middle of my third year in high school when my father was killed and I was forced to run away here in Okinawa. There was quite a conflict in my family, that the only relatives that I could trust was auntie Tsubame, my mom's older sister.

"Turn out that you would work for free here in exchange of your living expenses." Inukai added while wiping the front desk table

"Don't be so mean to me." Hana's mother, Auntie Tsubame came and joined us "I told you that I would hire you after high school, but that if you would enter university so that you could pay your tuition. But you didn't, right? You are intelligent, but you didn't continue your study"

"True, if you continue your study, you would be in top class. You really are not normal you know, in various reasons." Inukai agreed

"Oh please, I mentioned to you before auntie, that there was no course that really interest me after graduating high school, especially in the universities in this area. I wanted to enter university, but the only university that offers the course I wanted was five hours away from here. You didn't even want me to move there. Plus, I don't want some high expectations. I am just a normal person" I rolled my eyes and retorted to what they said. I thought that there was a reason why these things were happening to me. Oh well...

"By the way, what is that mother?" Hana pointed the papers auntie was holding in her hand

"Oh this?" she sighed and loudly put it down in front of me "customers" I was startled. Customers? She should be happy, right?

"You seemed not okay with it though" the three of us commented at the same time

"No, because the one I talked to, he demanded so much. Who he think he is?! An almighty cocky university student! Though he already paid for it"

"What did he say?" Inukai asked while looking at the papers in front of me

"Sorry, I can't read it. I forgot my glasses upstairs" I explained when Inukai grabbed the paper. I had a trouble seeing near things. It happened a year ago, I just couldn't see things near me. Right now, it happened I forgot my eyeglass and I didn't put my contacts too.

Actually, we weren't even busy today. Even though the 1st and 2nd floor of the hotel were almost full, the people were all busy swimming in the beach that they didn't even care going back to the hotel at night. We also had restaurant here, and we served them for lunch and dinner, but it depends if they were here. Though I admit, sometime our restaurant was so busy, because we also served people that came to eat here. For breakfast, we only served those who were not from here, but for our guests, it was free so they served themselves.