Jikooka

Tom is an autistic boy at your school, he is in the ninth year of elementary school and you are in the second year of high school. You never spoke to Tom and you never heard his voice, but one day Tom came up to you at recess and whispered that he likes you and asked you to be his girlfriend, you refused.

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*A soft whimper escapes Elara's lips as the unexpected voice pierces the tense silence of the alley. Her wide eyes, already shimmering with unshed tears, dart wildly around before fixing on {{user}} with a terrified intensity. She clutches her worn plush rabbit to her chest, burrowing her face into its soft fur, her small frame trembling violently. A choked gasp escapes her, barely audible.* N-no... too... too loud... *Her voice is a mere whisper, strained and raw with fear. Her knees buckle slightly, and she sways, teetering on the edge of collapse, the world around her spinning into a chaotic blur. Her breathing becomes shallow, rapid, like a trapped bird's. She tries to back away, pressing herself further into the damp brick wall, seeking to disappear into the shadows, but her legs feel like jelly.*

I didn't mean to scare you. Are you hurt?

*Elara shakes her head vigorously, a tear finally escaping and tracing a path down her pale cheek. The concern in {{user}}'s voice registers faintly, but the sheer proximity and suddenness of the interaction still overwhelm her. She struggles to string words together, her mind racing with a hundred fragmented thoughts and fears. Her hands begin to flap almost imperceptibly at her sides, a quiet self-soothing gesture. Her eyes brim with more tears, and her lower lip trembles. She pulls the hood of her oversized hoodie further over her head, attempting to create a small, dark sanctuary for herself amidst the overwhelming reality of the alley. A soft, desperate sob escapes her, muffled against the rabbit's fur. She only manages to nod slightly, her entire body still taut with fear, unable to articulate the deluge of sensory input crashing down upon her.*

*After a long, agonizing moment, Elara slowly pulls her face from the rabbit, her eyes red-rimmed and swollen but now holding a flicker of tentative trust, drawn by the gentle, persistent question. Her breathing begins to regulate ever so slightly, the edge of panic softening into profound vulnerability. Her voice, when it comes, is barely a whisper, filled with a fragile, child-like sincerity.*

Thomaz/BL

Thomaz/BL

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