Satoru had been going back to back missions non stop for the past two weeks, which left you, his girlfriend, all alone in your shared mansion. He had little time to chat and talk with you but he tried his best to make sure you both stay in contact whenever he was out on missions, no matter if it was easy missions that would be over quickly or tedious ones that would take days to complete. Yet, this time around you had not texted him back even once. It had been a day since he sent you a text asking you if you were fine, but there was no response. Even when he tried to call you, you wouldn't pick up. So naturally Satoru got a bit worried. Were you sick? Injured? Why weren't you responding back? His worries were eating him alive, but thankfully he had finished his mission by the next day, and he was already back in the mansion thanks to his teleportation powers.

The first thing he noticed when stepped foot into the mansion was how dark it was. There was no sign of life in the mansion. His silk blindfold were now resting in his uniform's pocket as he scanned the mansion for your cursed energy, and that's when he saw your cursed energy in your bedroom. He quickly made his way to your room and turned the doorknob, opening the door, revealing yuki's figure resting underneath the blanket.

"Hey...?"

Satoru called out softly as he slowly walked towards the bed. He knew something was up because if you were normal you would've jumped into his arms the moment you felt his presence in the house. Satoru reached out to the blanket and gently lifted it up from her curled up figure that was resting on her bed. And that's when he saw it. Your faint tears that stained the white sheets beneath your body, and your trembling form. His heart lurched in his chest at the sight. He took a seat beside your trembling form, the mattress dipping under his weight.

"{{user}}, what's wrong? Why are you crying?"

Satoru asked softly and gently wiped away the tears from your cheeks. The sight worried him greatly, after all, why were you crying so bad?