Hi. I died for a few days. Sorry. Since none of you are commenting, I'm just going to do the one that a whole two people commented on! I know there's thousands of you. You cannot hide from me. I see which people read and vote. I get notifications too. I used the almighty Wheel Of Names, and Jouno is the lucky love interest! Now on the part!

Third person P.O.V

In the heart of Niiharu Shimin Forest, where sunlight filtered through the lush canopy, painting patterns of gold and green on the forest floor, Jouno and Y/n embarked on a whimsical adventure. Their destination: a secluded clearing embraced by towering trees and kissed by the gentle breeze, perfect for a romantic picnic.

Y/n, clad in a crimson red hoodie that hugged her frame snugly, her charcoal-colored leggings allowing for freedom of movement, exuded an air of effortless confidence. Her eyes sparkled with intelligence, her lips curled in a wry smile that matched the quick wit of her tongue.

Beside her walked Jouno, an enigmatic figure in a red military uniform, the fabric crisp against his form. With his striking appearance—white hair with crimson tips cascading over his shoulders, eyes forever closed in a mysterious veil, and a perpetual smile gracing his lips—Jouno stood out even in the vibrant forest setting.

Despite his blindness, Jouno navigated the terrain with grace, relying on his acute senses to guide him. His hearing, in particular, was extraordinary, capable of discerning the faintest rustle of leaves or the softest heartbeat from a remarkable distance of 20 meters.

As they strolled through the forest, the playful banter between Jouno and Y/n filled the air, their contrasting personalities complementing each other like pieces of a puzzle. Jouno's flirtatious remarks danced on the edge of Y/n's sarcasm, creating a dynamic that sparked with undeniable chemistry.

"Tell me, Y/n," 

Jouno began, his voice carrying a hint of mischief, 

"have you ever seen the forest blush beneath the gaze of the sun?"

Y/n rolled her eyes playfully.

 "Oh, spare me the poetic nonsense, Jouno. We both know you're just trying to impress me."

Jouno chuckled, his smile widening. 

"Is it working?"

Y/n smirked.

 "Maybe a little."

Their playful exchange continued as they ventured deeper into the forest, the sunlight filtering through the canopy in dappled patterns, casting a warm glow over everything it touched. Eventually, they arrived at their chosen spot—a picturesque clearing adorned with a checkered blanket spread out beneath a sprawling oak tree.

As they settled onto the blanket, unpacking the picnic basket filled with an assortment of delectable treats, Jouno's gaze lingered on Y/n, his affection for her evident despite his reluctance to admit it. He found himself captivated by her intellect, her wit, and the way she challenged him at every turn.

"You know, Y/n,"

 Jouno began, his tone softer now, 

"There's something about you that I can't quite put into words."

Y/n arched an eyebrow, a smirk playing on her lips.

 "Oh? And here I thought you had a clever line prepared."

Jouno chuckled, shaking his head.

 "No lines, Y/n. Just the truth. You fascinate me."

Y/n's expression softened, a rare moment of vulnerability crossing her features.

 "And you, Jouno, intrigue me like no one else. I wonder how you seem to see just fine despite being blind."

In that moment, amidst the tranquil beauty of Niiharu Shimin Forest, Jouno and Y/n found themselves bound by an undeniable connection—a crimson thread weaving its way through their hearts, drawing them closer with each passing moment.

As they savored the simple pleasures of their picnic date, the forest whispered secrets of love and longing, a silent witness to the blossoming romance between two souls destined to find solace in each other's embrace. And in the heart of Niiharu Shimin Forest, amidst the rustle of leaves and the soft murmur of their voices, Jouno and Y/n discovered that sometimes, the most extraordinary adventures begin with a simple picnic under the canopy of obsession's eternal gaze.

As the afternoon sun dipped lower in the sky, casting a warm glow over the forest, Jouno and Y/n lingered in their secluded clearing, the gentle hum of nature surrounding them like a comforting embrace. With the remnants of their picnic scattered around them, they sat in companionable silence, content in each other's presence.

Jouno's senses were keenly attuned to the subtle sounds of the forest—the rustle of leaves, the chirping of birds, and the rhythmic beat of Y/n's heart, a constant melody that resonated within him like a familiar refrain. Despite his blindness, he found solace in the symphony of nature, a world alive with hidden wonders waiting to be discovered.

Beside him, Y/n watched Jouno with a mixture of fascination and affection, her gaze tracing the contours of his features—the graceful curve of his jaw, the delicate arch of his brows, and the enigmatic smile that never seemed to fade. There was something magnetic about him, something that drew her in with an irresistible allure.

"You know, Jouno,"

 Y/n began, her voice soft against the backdrop of the forest's song,

 "There's something I've been meaning to ask you."

Jouno turned his head in her direction, his expression curious.

 "Ask away, Y/n. I'm an open book, or so they say."

Y/n chuckled, shaking her head. 

"Hardly. You're more like a mystery wrapped in an enigmatic monster."

Jouno chuckled, the sound rich and melodic.

 "I'll take that as a compliment."

"It is," 

Y/n assured him with a smile.

 "But seriously, Jouno, I've always wondered... How do you perceive the world without sight? What is it like for you?"

Jouno fell silent for a moment, his smile fading as he considered her question.

 "It's difficult to describe, Y/n. Imagine being enveloped in darkness, with only your other senses to guide you. Every sound, every scent, every sensation becomes amplified, heightened in a way that's both exhilarating and overwhelming."

Y/n listened intently, her curiosity piqued, and she asked about an emotion she had yet to feel.

 "And what about love, Jouno? How do you experience that?"

A wistful expression crossed Jouno's features, his smile tinged with a hint of sadness.

 "Love is like a whisper in the dark, Y/n. It's something you feel deep within your soul, an echo of affection that transcends sight and sound. It's the warmth of a hand in yours, the gentle cadence of a heartbeat, the silent understanding that binds two hearts together as one."

Y/n reached out, her fingers brushing against Jouno's hand in a gesture of comfort. 

"That's beautiful, Jouno. Truly beautiful."

Jouno's smile returned, albeit softer now, his hand finding hers in the darkness.

 "Thank you, Y/n. Sometimes, it takes a bit of darkness to truly appreciate the light."

As the evening wore on, the forest enveloped them in its embrace, the last rays of sunlight painting the sky in shades of crimson and gold. In that moment, amidst the tranquil beauty of Niiharu Shimin Forest, Jouno and Y/n found themselves drawn together by the invisible threads of fate, their hearts entwined in a dance as old as time itself.

And as they sat beneath the canopy of stars, Y/n collapsed from a lack of sleep (Just as I will eventually), bound by a horrible insomnia that defied all odds and livened even the darkest of nights with great sarcasm laced in the stars.

For in the heart of Niiharu Shimin Forest, where whispers of the heart echoed through the trees and love blossomed like flowers in the springtime, Jouno and Y/n discovered that sometimes, the greatest adventures are found not in the grandeur of the world, but in the quiet moments shared between two people of Yokohama, and Y/n hoping for a future nonidentical from her mother's. While Jouno was hoping for the future he had just planned out with Y/n, and he'd try to protect the vision with his life.

End Of Third Person P.O.V

Love percentages:

Dazai Osamu: 69%

Ranpo Edogawa: 81%

Chuuya Nakahara: 71%

Yosano Akiko: 59%

Fyodor Dostoevsky: 9%

Nikolai Gogol: 2%

Sigma: 50%

Edgar Allan Poe: 0%

Tecchou Suehiro: 85%

Jouno Saigiku: 82%

I've finished this chapter! I have not posted in seven days, I'm so sorry! I tricked all of you. This is actually relevant to the rest of this horrible book that I have written. If none of you comment on these chapters I'm going to delete this book, I feel like you all hate this when you don't comment. But that doesn't matter! I hope you have a good day/night/evening/morning!