“Uwaaaaaaaa”
The young man intently peered out of the living room window, as a heavy downpour suddenly cascaded into the town he and his partner were currently staying.
“So much for the yearly anticipated moon viewing festival, it feels like we traveled here for nothing” Morphuse moaned as he slumped over his seat, a cloud of gloom surrounding him as he dejectedly sighed. Well, he could have continued sulking, if it wasn’t for something hard suddenly smacking his head painfully, as a loud “Itai!” could be heard as he glared at the offending girl.
“Quit you’re whining, or I’ll toss another one at your head. We can always travel back here next year, although it is regrettable that we’ll miss the event.” Resha replied, a ball of crumpled paper on her hand, smirking at her glaring partner who was rubbing his head. “Besides, we’ll be meeting the rest of the team tomorrow so you don’t have to sulking about. Its not like it’s the end of the world you missed one tiny-” She didn’t get to finish her sentence as a wave of violent sneezes suddenly attacked her.
A look of worry appeared on Morphuse face as he approached Resha slowly. “Oi, are you ok?” he softly asked, wincing as another sneeze answered his question. “Or is someone talking about you hmm?” he half joked as he helped her settle down on one of the chairs.
“Not funny ~sneeze~ idiot” The girl crossly replied to him and sneezed again. “It’s probably because of this sudden ~sneeze~ downpour” he heard her reply as he grabbed one of the spare blanket in the room and gently covered in it before heading off to a nearby table, and poured a cup of still warm tea which was provided by the staff earlier.
“I pretty much forgot how sensitive you are to the sudden change of climate.” Morphuse remarked as he handed her the cup of tea. “I mean, when we do missions, your sensitivity doesn’t act up. Must me because of the adrenaline.” He finished lamely as he watched her sip her tea. A moment of silence passed before Resha gently placed her tea cup on the table before she gently stood up and stared at the window.
“The rain has stopped” she pointed out
“ah…”
“Shall we go seat together?”
He didn’t answer as he led her to the large seat, shafts of moonlight piercing through the window as he closed the lights and sat beside her. She let her head settle on his shoulder and let out a quiet gasp as the breaking clouds revealed the double full moon which was said to appear once every year, and with the white tail of a comet slowly streaking over the night sky; both decided it was worth it to travel to this town this year.
“hmm, Resha?”
“Yeah?”
“Wanna come back here next year?”
“Yeah, I’d really love to come back here.”
…
..
.
“Hopefully you won’t get another sneezing attack, once is bad enough”
*smack*
“Idiot”


