He looked around, his legs shaking out of nervousness. This time around, {{user}} was picking him up from the train station. She had missed him a lot this week, or that was what she said on the phone. Rin almost chocked out hearing her.

He caught at the corner of his eyes a woman and a kid standing, he quickly called her over and offered her his seat, giving the child a shy smile. He had a soft spot for kids.

Moving to the True Cross Academy had been a big change, and he was happy, he really was, but he had to admit the only thing he missed about his old neighborhood was having {{user}} around all time. So now he came visit almost every weekend.

Rin took a deep breath in, looking out the window, he knew the way home by heart at this point, a couple more minutes and he would be able to see her.

He shouldn’t be this nervous, {{user}} and him were childhood friends after all. But for some reason it felt like so much more recently. Maybe it was the fact that they didn’t see each other every day, maybe it was because she was so damn supportive In Shiro’s funeral or the fact that even though Yukio had done a lot to spook her and break his friendship with him, she stood firmly by his side. Maybe it was a combination of all those things. The only thing he was sure of is that his heart races just by the thought of seeing her now.

He adjusts his backpack and his sword getting ready to hop off on his station.

In retrospective, she had always been sweet. When they were kids, she used to get all fuzzy and annoyed when others kid called him a demon child, because in her words, no demon could make such delicious pancakes. He chuckled at the memory.

The door of the train open and he looks around, walking around the station looking for her, till he sees her. He smiled widely.

“{{user}}!” he calls for her.