Shun was alone in his room and took out the torn picture. "I swear I've seen this before." He turned it upside down and looked at it from all angles. He sighed then gave up for awhile. He planned to visit Crow later, mostly to apologize for his actions before.

Crow flipped through a book before tossing it aside. "Where is it? They always wrote everything down..." He sighed then slumped in his chair. His parents always kept a record of things but nothing seemed out of the ordinary. "Did they purposefully leave it out? If so, why?" he sighed again then looked at the torn picture.

Shun was just about to leave when Ruri stopped him. "Shun, you have to come home for dinner tonight. Especially since Yuya is leaving tomorrow. You hear me?" He rolled his eyes and answered her then disappeared in a bunch of particles. "Geez, he was always like mom in more ways than one..." she said in a huff as she walked out.

Crow waved as Rin and Yugo left on Yugo's bike. "Jeez, these two are like little kids in a teen body. Oh, what's that light over there?". He watched and waited to see what would happen then was surprised to see Shun. "Oi, what brings you over here?" "See, it was about last time...when I started acting weird and doing things to you. I'm very sorry." he said with a bow. Crow held up his hands then assured him it was fine. "Oh by the way, does this look familiar to you?" he said as he pulled out his piece of the picture. Crow thought about it then said, "It does, somewhat." He pulled out the piece he had in his pocket. He put them together then drew in a sharp breath.

Shun wasn't looking then heard Crow say, "Is this for real? Are you serious?" He felt hot tears roll down this cheeks with a few hitting the picture. Shun circles around him and saw. It was a perfect match, as if they were fated to meet again.

Ruri was setting up the dining table when something fluttered to the floor. She picked it up and inspected it. "What's with this number on it? Was it always in this tablecloth?" She put it in her pocket and decided to mention it later on.

Jack was reading a book when Shinji placed a plate on top of it. "Dude, I'm trying to read here." Shinji waved it off as to say what he's doing is more important. "Just try one. I was planning on taking these over to Crow since he devoured them last time." Jack took one and took a bite then finished the rest of it. "It's not bad, actually." Shinji gave a sigh of relief then exited the room. "Jeez, I can't wait 'til he moves back into his own place."

Shun placed a cup of tea in front of Crow then sat down next to him. Crow leaned against him then took a sip of the tea. "I still can't believe it's Shun. He's the guy I've had feelings for since back then...sounds crazy to me." He looked up and saw Shun was looking at him. The duo looked away from each other trying to hide their flushed faces. "I wish I could control these new feelings I have. Maybe giving in would be best. Honestly, I'm still shocked to know that it's Crow..." They sat in silence for a while then Crow finally spoke up and said, "Long time no see."

Shinji rang the doorbell and waited for someone to answer. "Oh, hey. What brings you here?" Shinji held up the box that contained the brownies then asked if he could come in. Just as he entered the kitchen, he noticed Shun was making something. "Eh, he's here?" Shinji whispered to Crow. Crow nodded then motioned for him to follow him into the living room.

They entered the living room and then Shinji placed the box on the table. "So, what's in the box?" Shinji opened the box and watched as Crow's eyes began to sparkle. "Well, originally I decided to just come over and deliver them, but now I might stay awhile." "Eh, why?" Shinji chuckled then motioned towards the door, "You got 'company'." Crow aimed to punch Shinji's arm but missed. Shun came in with a plate then placed it next to the box of brownies. "Eh, so you two didn't plan on saving any for me?" Crow inspected the plate Shun set on the table. "Hmm, what might these be, Shun?" "Oh, it's a snack that I liked to make for you. I'm sure you'll remember it."