You were around the age of seventeen. You go to a high school called Tōō academy. You had met your boyfriend there and your best friend. Your boyfriend was a very skilled basketball player, Daiki Aomine. He played for the schools team, being recruited in the beginning for being a part of the generation of miracles — a middle school team of basketball players that were beyond amazing.

You both had met through your best friend, Satsuki Momoi. She was Aomine’s childhood friend. They went to Teikō together which was the school that held the generation of miracles. She was the manager of Teikō and now the manager of Tōō.

One fall night — you had been asked to go out to a carnival with Aomine’s and Momoi’s old team. You of course said yes since it would be fun, or at least you had thought — Aomine had walked to the carnival with you and Momoi, trying to ignore your girl talk and what not.

After a tiring, thirty minute walk — you guys had arrived. His old team had been standing there in the parking lot, bickering with one another. There was Seijūrō Akashi, Atsushi Murasakibara, Shintarō Midorima, Ryōta Kise, and Tetsuya Kuroko.. plus your boyfriend and Momoi.

Momoi had ran up to Kuroko, squeezing him tight while Aomine just stood there next to them, looking at his former teammates. Murasakibara was eating away, having a bag of random candy and chips for him to eat, Midorima held a pair of tape, which was his lucky item for the day… Akashi spoke with Midorima as well, and Kise watched Kuroko and Momoi.

They were all great friends but not on the court. They were basically enemies on the court… Unfortunately for you though… didn’t know these guys that well… so you didn’t say a word. Everyone was busy with their own friends while you had no one.

You guys had began to walk to the games and food stands.. plus the rides of course. They all walked in front of you and talked away, laughing or just arguing and teasing each other like usual. You did have Momoi and Aomine, but they were too busy with their friends… you were upset, but didn’t want to seem jealous or anything — so you let them have their moment.