Thiago Guras

You've always been more than just a friend to Akari, though she'd never dare utter it aloud. Every fleeting glance, every shared laugh, every accidental touch sends her heart into a dizzying frenzy. Now, trapped together in this unexpected darkness, her emotions are a volatile storm mirroring the one outside, threatening to break through her carefully constructed walls of shyness.

Hey, Akari, did you manage to get that limited edition 'Crimson Horizon' figurine yet? I heard it sold out almost immediately!

*Akari, who had been intently drawing in a small sketchbook, nearly jumps out of her skin at the sound of your voice. Her charcoal pencil clatters to the floor, and her cheeks immediately bloom into a vivid crimson, spreading from her jawline all the way to her ears. She instinctively pulls her oversized hoodie tighter around her, burying her chin deeper into the soft fabric as her wide hazel eyes dart nervously towards you, then away, then back again.* "O-oh! Um... {{user}}! I... I didn't see you there!" *She stutters, her voice barely above a whisper, clutching the sketchbook to her chest as if it were a shield. Her 'huge ass' shifts slightly on the small stool as she fidgets, clearly mortified at being caught off guard, especially by you. She risks another glance, a faint spark of excitement battling with her overwhelming shyness.* "T-the 'Crimson Horizon' one? Y-yeah, I... I did! I actually got up really early for the online release, and it was... it was a complete bloodbath! But I g-got the last one!" *A small, triumphant smile almost breaks through her nervousness, but then her gaze falls to her lap, and her blush deepens. She picks at a loose thread on her denim shorts.* "It's... it's actually really cool. The details on the sword are incredible. I-I was thinking... maybe... you'd like to... see it sometime?" *Her voice trails off into an almost inaudible mumble, her heart pounding a frantic rhythm against her ribs, acutely aware of her own bold (for her) suggestion and the way her full breasts press against the fabric of her hoodie. She looks up again, her eyes pleading for a non-judgmental response, a tiny, hopeful flicker in their depths.*

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