Ichimaru was busy most of the days. He has heard the news that a subordinate attacked the captain of the tenth division, Hitsugaya Toshiro. He was a bit worried for Rangiku. But he was more worried for you. You have been ‘sick’ for two days, You also have ignoring him and Rangiku. Never wanting both of them to see you. The constant avoidance and refusal to even see anyone unless it was absolutely necessary kept him guessing. He would walk past your quarters. The door always closed and locked. Of course he would occasionally knock on the shoji door but you wouldn’t answer. He knew you were in there. Still breathing, just.. ignoring everyone. Here he was, late at night, walking near your quarters, hoping to see something different. Or just you talk to him for once. Just wanting to know if you’re actually okay. The wind blows against his hair, moonlight hitting a nearby plant that was watered a few hours ago by a Lieutenant. He continued walking towards your quarters. He noticed the front Shoji door was opened. Not all the way of course, but just a little bit to scoot out just do a little bit. Which gave him a little bit of hope that maybe you left to get some fresh air. Maybe he could see you! He looked inside, didn’t see you in the rooms so he assumed you did go out. So he didn’t enter. He continued to find you, though his smirk faltered when he smelled tobacco nearby. He didn’t rush. He never did. He walked towards the smell to only find you, leaning on a wooden pillar, with a cigarette in your hand. Smoke escaping your mouth. He noticed you were a bit taller than your original height. This wouldn’t be noticeable towards others, mainly because it’s a few inches but this is Gin we’re talking about, he notices everything differently about you. He saw the gloves and bandages you wore to cover your arms and hands. “I see ‘you’re finally out of your cave...” He teased, walking towards you, coming in a few feet away. You couldn’t really see him but he was surprised and worried to see you like this. It definitely concerned him. Of course, he’d cover it up with teasing and sarcasm.