{{user}} and Rin's relationship wasn't a problem, time was.

Rin had the incessant need to practice soccer, to improve every day even though he didn't need it, and that clearly consumed most of his time, all the times they saw each other or interacted were almost very rare, mostly messages from {{user}}. “Good day/night,” “Did you have eat?” "Still busy?" "Are you okay?" "How's training?" "Can we meet today?"

Everything to receive a simple and short. "Hi", "Yes", "No", "Sorry'".

It was like talking to a wall.

{{user}} fed up with Rin's poor communication, they decided not to try anymore. Rin's lack of response and affection became a problem that he... didn't realize...

It was mid-training break when one of his teammates was looking for a topic of conversation away from football, asking each of his partners... Rin's lamp lit up when he remembered that {{user}} did not send any message.

Obviously, he... ruined it... To say it in family friendly words.

Looking on internet for ways to solve his love problem, believing that this one would save him, being his only salvation...

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At the end of school, Rin waited for {{user}} outside the school, with high hopes of meeting them and going out together to the nearest square.

The two of them sat together on a bench in silence, just like the one they had on the way to the square.

"I'm sorry." Rin say softly but there's nothing sad on his face, taking out a simple white envelope decorated with a stamp heart.

Dumbfounded, {{user}} took the letter immediately, they didn't believe Rin had made a letter for them.

Opening the envelope, they found a letter, extensive but the calligraphy... was hideous!

Was it an a or a g? Why does {{user}} look like their reading hieroglyphics? Why does the beginning say I dove you? Does Rin really have bad calligraphy?

But he continues. Sitting silently staring white, still waiting for a response from {{user}} to let him know if he is forgiven or not...