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Oh, wow. Today was shit. Like  really really shitty. Who the fuck stole all the colors of the world? That was the first thing which crossed my mind when I stepped outside my familyâs house, facing a cloud covered sky and dim atmosphere. Or was it just me?
Completely lost in thought, I looked up at the sky which seemed to cry every moment. Nah, maybe it really was just my imagination since I was in a deep depressing mood when I woke up this morning. With I sigh I took in my earplugs and headed towards the train station. A chilly wind brushes through my [h/l] hair covering my eyes. But I didnât care. I never cared; not when I lost almost all of my sight. It was a common thing for me.
The train station was crowded as usual and I managed it somehow to avoid any contact with other people while pushing my way through the mass of students, commuters, and businessmen. Whenever I was doing this I felt like I was invisible. Like I was a ghost or shadow just flitting by.
After a few minutes, the train came and I also succeeded in entering it while avoiding other peopleâs contact. Somehow I managed to get a seat near the trainâs door and I plopped down, feeling incredibly tired as if I had just ran a marathon or something similar. I put my bag between my legs and felt my mind begin to space out.
Oh, fucking hell. I hated being in this state so much. Every time it happened, I just wished someone would just please give back the color and the light to my world. But obviously that was just a silly wish that would never come true. First of all, somebody had to know that I was a girl suffering from depression while putting on a genial mask of smiles and pretending that everything was okay.
I recognized how lost I got into my thoughts and managed to get lost within the consideration. I had to pull back and erase such dangerous thoughts. I didnât even recognize my surroundings until I saw a hand wave in front of my eyes. It took me some time to focus as I looked up and saw a well-known smirking face.
Ugh. Really. The last one I wanted to see me in this absent-minded and depressed state was Kuroo, the scheming captain of my schoolâs volleyball club. Hell, someone must really hate me. I took out one of my earplugs silently looking up to Kuroo, who was still smirking. His cat-eyes gleamed in amusement and I didnât like his expression.
It makes me feel uncomfortable.
âFinallyâ, Kuroo grinned. âI was wondering if youâre even still alive, yâknow. You had me worried.â
Not in the mood give him a good retort I just glanced at him with empty eyes.
Damn it, Kuroo. Just leave me alone.
The smirk vanished from his face in an instant as he saw my completely emotionless face. I couldnât even force myself to act normal, dammit.
âYou okay, [Name]?â he asked.
Hm, no, Kuroo, Iâm not okay. And also, I donât have the nerves right now to deal with your sarcasm and constant teasing. So be a nice cat and leave.
Unfortunately the words didnât leave my head, or, better said, I wasnât able to form them. So I just shrugged and tried to avoid his gaze.
I looked outside the trainâs window, still facing the cloudy and grey sky. Honestly, I didnât know what to say to Kuroo. Normally, it was easy for me to give him nice comebacks, but today was simply shit.
Kuroo looked carefully at the girl in front of his eyes. She wasnât acting how she normally did. Somehow, she was completely off and he kind of didnât like the lonely expression on her face. She was just staring at the grey sky as if there would be something to change.
âSomehow you look awfully depressedâ he stated bowing down to me.
I sighed. Damn this boy. Maybe I shouldnât have hung around with him so much in school. The someone mentioned earlier it would be Kuroo, I guessed.
âNo, Iâm not depressed. Just awfully tiredâ I respond now looking straight into his slightly amber eyes. Pulling myself together, I tried to act normal.
Kuroo knit his eyebrows together and I could see that he wasnât satisfied with my answer, but he didn't pester me any further. I thanked him for that in my thoughts because I really didnât want to tell him about my wrecked psyche.
He just sighed. âIf you say so. But honestly, Iâm a bit hurt that you completely forgot to meet up with me at the train station.â
His tone was slightly teasing and definitely in a fake sulking manner. Nevertheless, he succeeded in making me feel guilty. Oh, shit. He was completely right. Normally, we meet up at the station. For a little while, I was wide awake as I looked around, searching for a certain pudding-haired boy. Kenma wasnât here. I looked back to Kuroo, who had his signature smirk plastered over his face.
âIf you search for your gaming-bro in law ââ I shot a glare at the bedheaded volleyball captain. â â he caught a cold.â
Kuroo chuckled while I huffed, leaning back in my seat. I wouldnât have forgiven myself for forgetting Kenma. After all, he was someone who knew the most how I felt around people. Uncomfortable. So I tried really hard to become friends with him after got knowing him from Kuroo.
âShut up, Kuroo. Iâm sorry for forgetting you, but you obviously managed to get on the train by yourselfâ I answered, feeling the weariness creeping back in my head.
I rubbed my eyes despite knowing it wouldnât be of any use.
âNow Iâm deeply hurtâ it came from Kuroo, but the overreacted serious tone in his voice just made me grin a bit.
Damn him. I was still not used to his sarcastic and teasing personality even while spending three years in the same class and in the same row of seats.
âPoor Nyanko-chanâ was the only comment I gave, him feeling a bit better the more I spoke to him.
âYes! You did smile a bit after all!â Kuroo said while still standing in front of me.
Hastily, I turned my face away from him. I always felt embarrassed when he commented on my actions such as when I smile, or any facial expression for that matter. It always made me feel awkward.
âMhmâ was the only thing what came from me.
A womanâs voice announced our stop and I got up from my seat. Already caught up in my thoughts again. I left the train with Kuroo feeling again the chilly air as I automatically I looked up to the sky. Somehow, I wished it would rain. I had this silly hope that the colors and the light would return if the rain washed away all the grey.
âOi, [Name], youâre spacing out againâ Kurooâs voice snapped me out of my thoughts and I ran a bit to catch up with him.
âSorryâ I muttered. I felt Kurooâs piercing glance on my face but I hid it behind my hair while looking at the pavement as if it was the most interesting thing on earth.
It was definitely better than facing Kuroo while he was observing me like that. I mean in my desperate situation I would just interpret too much into his actions and get my hopes up. I knew myself very well. Almost too well.
âSomething is really odd with you todayâ Kuroo stated while looking forward again. âYou constantly keep spacing out before staring at this awfully grey sky. Not to mention that youâre totally avoiding my gaze.â
Uh, shit. Here he was again, damn smartass.
âGuess thatâs rightâ I admitted, still staring at the pavement.
âItâs boring when you donât give me a caustic retort, yâknow?â Kuroo complained, obviously trying to bring me out of my shell.
âYeah, sorry. Iâm not in the mood for our sarcastic exchange of words todayâ
And that was more than true. The only thought which was omnipresent in my head was how to get out of my desperate mind condition. Or maybe I should just wait for its end? That could also be an option. But, honestly, not the best. Â It would only be an excuse from running away from my thoughts and problems again. Thatâs really â
My way of thoughts were interrupted when someone grabbed my hand and pulled me towards them. Distracted, I surfaced from my thoughts only to find myself closer to Kuroo, who was now holding my hand.
âSeriously. When youâre like that you would really manage it to kill yourself without noticingâ he sighed.
âEh?â was my confused reaction.
âThere was a lamp post, idiotâ
Holy Shit. Did I really not notice a lamp post in front of my eyes? Great. Now I wanted to go home and greet my best friend named bed. That would really be safer than walking through streets.
Kuroo broke out into a short laughter when he saw my facial expression. I guessed it was a mixture between annoyed about myself, my anger about the shitty day and the general resignation I felt. I glared at him for a second, but to be honest: I would also laugh if I were in his position.
âYou can stop holding my hand. Iâll be more carefulâ I heard myself saying while a part of me didnât want him to let go.
Just knowing that he would protect me made me feel safer and calmer. But I was also afraid of relying on him too much.
âNope. I refuse. Bear with the fact that Iâm holding your handâ Kuroo uttered.
I looked up to him and tried to study his face. I searched for a hint as to why he was doing this. Unfortunately, his hair was covering his eyes and he also looked straight ahead, completely avoiding my gaze. I turned my head away and thought about his behavior.
âI donât want to regret somethingâ he added quietly.
Eh? Now was my confusion complete.
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The day didnât get any better. First of all, our English teacher decided to write a quick test and I hadnât any idea what to write. My concentration was completely off. Second, the girls within my range were pissing me off with their constant gossiping about hot guys (most likely my precious friend Kuroo) and third, the sky decided to stay grey and gloomy without the hope of any rain.
Kuroo spent the whole day around me. Even when he talked to his teammates, he made sure I was in his sight. His observing glance annoyed me. He carefully watched every single move of mine with the patience of a cat. An annoying cat because he didnât tell me why he actually was doing this.
During lunch break I had enough of his behavior. Not to mention that I still was thinking about our strange conversation before school.
When Kuroo came and sat down at my table next to the window, I gave him a pissed expression. He gave me a questioning look as a response, lifting his eyebrow slightly.
âWhy are you doing this, Kuroo?â I asked while still glaring at him.
âDoing what?â came the indifferent counterquestion.
âStaring at me the whole time like I would disappear in the second you donât look at me!â I hissed with the force of anger in my voice.
Kuroo, still unimpressed, rests his chin in his hand while he gazes directly into my eyes .
âBecause you would disappear. Not physically, but mentally of course. And thatâs worse enough.â
Okay. He had a point. Not that I would admit that loud, but he was right. Maybe I jumped a bit too fast to conclusions when I thought about that âsomebodyâ. However, I didnât know what to say. I couldnât deny my current situation without Kuroo seeing through my lie right away. But I also didnât want to admit that and explain everything to him. I never told anybody about my problems, fears and angers. Even if they were my friends.
Kuroo watched her eyes wandering restless from one corner of the classroom to the other, obviously searching for a good excuse.
âYou really think we wonât notice itâ he pointed out.
Her eyes jumped back to him. Disbelief written in them.
âWhat?â Did I hear that right? I mean, sure, I wasnât the best actor but I always thought I was good enough to fool Kenma and Kuroo. At least a bit. Maybe I was being naĂŻve.
Kuroo sighed. He was unexpected serious at the moment.
âI meant, you really think, we â Kenma and me â wouldnât notice it when you are down. Of course we do.â
I stared at him with wide eyes, unable to respond. My mind was completely blank. Kuroo just continued speaking.
âYeah, we noticed it after we get known you better. Kenma said I shouldnât ask you about it when you didnât want to tell us by yourself. But honestly, we are always worried when youâre like this. Iâm always worried. When you are like this, I always have the feeling Iâm not longer able to reach you. No matter what I would try. Trust me; I hate it feeling so damn helpless.â
He paused once again still focusing my eyes and carefully observing my reactions. I guessed, at the moment I had a high similarity with a fish. I searched for words. Something I could say as a response at hisâŠyeahâŠreally personal monologue. But I couldnât think of something. I felt defeated and bad.
âOh. And I wouldnât have thought I have to mention this, but Kenma is really good in analyzing peopleâ Kuroo raised his voice once more.
I felt how my last resistance scattered. The walls I carefully build up were destroyed within a few minutes. I lowered my head in the attempt to avoid Kurooâs look.
âYeahâ I said quietly. âYouâre right. It was idiotic of me to think I could fool the two of you.â
I had really been an idiot. And to think I would be able to fool Kenma was greatest idiocy. Yet he saved me from Kurooâs curiosity for such a long time.
I lifted my head to look at Kuroo. I had the feeling to say something, to explain everything or at least to try to do so but Kuroo stopped me before I could even start.
âYou donât have to tell me whatâs up with you if you donât want. Just let me be near you so that I can protect you.â
Once again he managed it that I felt confused and somehow bad. That wasnât the Kuroo I knew. He really sounded helpless and desperate. Iâve never thought about how it was for the people around me when I was in my depressing mood. I always thought no one would even notice my mood. I havenât thought I could hurt someone with my mask.
I shook my head slowly as a response to his statement. At the same moment I saw his hurt expression I recognized that he got it wrong.
âItâs okay! I didnât mean that as a response to your last sentence!â I said hastily while waving my hands in front of his face.
Kuroo relaxed again and returned to his normal self. I laid my hands back in my lap, feeling a lot calmer than before.
âItâs justâŠI never told anyoneâ I uttered quietly.
âWhat? Or, no, better asked, why?â was Kurooâs response.
I clenched my hands while avoiding his gaze again.
âI thought I had to solve it myself. I also never had someone I would have trusted enough to tell. I guess it turned out to be a bad habit of mine; not to trust anyone enough to share my fears and angersâ I paused for second to think over what I had said.
Now, that I have started to talk about all the things I carefully locked up inside myself, I couldnât stop anymore. The words came without that I had to search for them. Kuroo didnât interrupt me and he just listened carefully.
âI was afraid of being weak, of being rejected if I had talked about these unreasonable fears. Just to be told âGet a hang of yourselfâ or something like that. I was angry with myself because I felt â still feel â so weak in this stateâ I interrupted myself again while feeling the anger and helplessness bubbling inside.
âYou know? I hate the rain as much as I love it. I hate it because rain always means a cloudy and grey sky but at the same time I have the hope that when the rain stops the colors will return in my world. Sounds quite stupid, right?â
A bitter laughter escaped my lips after ending my little monologue. It was true. I hated the rain and at the same time I loved it. Because when it rained I always got the feeling I, myself, could cry. It always was a kind of relief for me watching the raindrops falling.
âIdiotâ Kuroos deep voice broke through my thoughts and I felt his long fingers flicking my forehead.
Confused I looked up and met Kurooâs gaze. And seriously, I was sure my heart skipped a beat â or two â when I looked at him. He had still rested his chin on his hand, his head slightly tilted to the right side and a small, genuine smile on his lips.
I was used to his smirks and grins, to his smug and scheming personality, to his constant teasing and so on. But this side of Kuroo Tetsurou was new for me. Or I have never recognized this side of him. Who knows? I just hopped I havenât blushed. That would be too embarrassing.
âI canât say if itâs stupid or not. After all Iâve never experienced what you did. And because of that I wonât judge it. Stupid is just that youâre not trusting anyone. Not even your friendsâ Kuroo replied still smiling at me.
Yeah. That was my enlightenment for today. Donât try to fool your friends. Or maybe I should say: Donât try to fool Nekomaâs brain aka Kenma and Kuroo.
âBy the wayâ Kuroo snapped me out of my thoughts again. âYou look cute when blushing.â
There was his signature smirk again followed by a short snigger.
Goddammit! Really now?
âArgh! Shut up!â completely embarrassed I banged my head on my table to hide my â now really hard â blushing face from Kuroo.
Mr. Bedhead just laughed at me and my reaction and I thought about once again why I had a crush on this teasing bastard. Maybe because he always managed it to distract me from my drowning thoughts and makes me laugh.
âNe, [Name]. Trust me and talk to me instead of brooding over whatever it is aloneâ he said once again.
Still resting my head on the table, I smiled a bit. âGot it.â
I kept silent for a few seconds before I had built up my courage for saying three little words.
âThank you, Kuroo.â
It felt a bit like a defeat but at the same time I got the feeling that a huge burden was taken from my shoulders. Just because I finally spoke to someone. (And admitted that it helped me.)
âNothing to thank me forâ Kuroo replied. âSo, do you want to stare at the floor for the rest of lunch break and I can have your bento or ââ
âDonât dare to touch my bento, Kuroo!â
The only thing I got in return was a cascade of laughter from the black haired male.
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The rest of the school day passed by without that I was able to remember any details. I couldnât tell what my Japanese teacher said about stylistic devices or my Math teacher about inverse functions. At least I could tell that they said something about these topics. Banzai! My conversation with Kuroo during lunch break helped a bit but in the end I felt back into my endless way of thoughts.
When the school bell rang and signaled the end of our last lesson (Japanese History), I packed my bag like I was in trance and also headed in the same manner down to entrance hall. My sight was so damn narrowed; it was a wonder itself that I didnât bump into someone. Or fell down the stairs.
I stopped in front of my locker and took out my sneakers while taking off my slippers. My thoughts circled again around the question if there were a reason why I was so down. One of my main topics when I was in a depressing mood. Next to âIs the world really that gloomy and triste or is it my imagination?â and âWhy do I feel so sad and exhausted although nothing bad did happen?â and so on. Sometimes I also brooded over extremely trivial stuff as if was a world changing question.
And here I was again doing exactly this stupid thinking in circles. Annoyed of myself I slammed my locker shut.
I heard steps behind me and felt the presence of person coming closer. I looked up when the person stopped next to me and met Kurooâs gaze. Somehow I managed it to give him a small smile. He scrutinized me carefully and I sighed.
âDonât give me that look, Kuroo.â
âI just want to be sure.â
âYeah~â I admitted defeat. âDonât you have practice today?â
âHm? No. Today we agreed on a free dayâ Kuroo responded, finally looking away from me.
âLooks like the colors can return to your worldâ he said after a short pause.
I gave him a confused look before following his gaze to the glass front door of Nekoma High. The sky was still grey and heavy but now it was raining. I saw the raindrops dropping on the court yard, the trees and students and I felt relieved.
Finally. Finally, it was raining.
I couldnât help it but a small genuine, yet somehow painful smile appeared on my lips.
âAhâ I admitted. âI really hope so.â
Kuroo knew this smile. And he hated it. It always tightens his chest in pain. He always thought he could actually feel this unknown pain which she always felt. Once more he thought that he would do anything in order to make this smile and her lonely expression vanish. But he hesitated getting closer to her. To cross the line between âsimply friendsâ and more. Because he wasnât sure if he was able to reach her in her own world. And even if he reached her, he wasnât sure if he was able to remain. The only thing he knew was that she always faded away slowly when she was in her depressing mood and that he wanted hold her tight to prevent her of losing herself.
âKuroo.â
Her voice snapped him out of his way of thoughts and he met her gaze. Her eyes were wide open and her pupils were dilated. Her fixed stare reminded him once again how awfully sharp she could be.
I didnât know what was going on but Kuroo and spacing out was something really odd. I gained his attention when calling his name. Caught he scratched the back of his head and gave me a lopsided grin.
âSorry, [Name]. Letâs head homeâ he said and instantly moved on.
I raised one eyebrow on his strange behavior and followed him outside into the rain. The cold and wet drops hit my head and face and I turned my face towards the sky. The rain was rushing towards the earth. A blurry grey washing away yesterday.
âYou will catch a cold like this!â Kuroo shouted from the Nekoma school gate.
Argh. Damn him. Always getting in the way of my thoughts. I caught up with him and gave him a scowl. He smirked.
âI mean, you can keep on standing in the rain and catch a cold if you are trying to join Kenma.â
He really always managed it to get on my nerves! Goddammit!
I growled something unspecific and made him laugh. I really liked it when he laughed so freely. It always made me feel lighter and happy.
âWhat were you thinking about?â I asked him after a short silence.
âHm? What do you mean?â he questioned back while looking forwards.
âBack then in the entrance hallâ I huffed slightly irritated.
He exhaled a deep breath and looked at me. His raven black hair was dripping with rain yet his locks still stand up in their usual messy manner. I always wondered how it managed that.
âI guess I thought about what a coward I amâ he responded slowly.
Wait. The smug scheming captain Kuroo literally called himself a coward? What was wrong with today? Was I still sleeping? Daydreaming?
âEh? Really? Are you ill, Kuroo?â I asked bluntly.
He snorted for a second. âYouâre charming as ever, [Name].â
âYeah, thanks. But, really?â
âYes. Would you believe me when I tell you that Iâm afraid of confessing to the girl I like?â
I felt myself freeze deep down inside. It wasnât a secret that Kuroo was popular with the girls and often got confessed. He also dated some of the girls. But he never spoke about confessing to one of them. Or maybe I didnât notice it because I was too concerned with my troublesome thoughts. Either way it was a kind of painful to hear it from him.
âI canât really imagine it why you should have trouble with it but if you say soâ I uttered while locking up my own feelings carefully in order to think logical.
Kuroo chuckled. âYeah. You know why?â
I gave him a sidelong glance and raised one eyebrow. âUnfortunately, I donât have the ability to read minds.â
âUh. That would be scaryâ Kuroo shivered but when he saw my annoyed expression he became serious again.
âOkay. Sorry for that. Itâs because Iâm afraid I would lose her if I confess to her.â
âThatâŠmakes no senseâ I responded slowly with furrowed brows.
âRight?â he laughed but it sounded forced and was far away from happy. âBut thatâs how it is. I guess.â
It turned silent again between us. Only the rain was heard falling quietly down. We reached the train station completely wet in the meantime. Not that I would feel it anyway. My thoughts circled around what Kuroo said. I didnât like the fact that there was obviously a girl who Kuroo was serious about. But I also didnât like Kurooâs bothered expression. Maybe I was masochistic because I decided on supporting him to confess to the girl.
But for the protocol: This day was still shit and became even worse.
The train arrived and we entered it both of us remaining silent and concerned with our own thoughts. I thought about the right words for a good support or advice but honestly, that was more difficult than I thought. Halfway of our train ride I gave up and broke the silence between us by just saying what was on my mind.
âYou wonât know if youâre not saying anything.â
âHuh?â Kuroo gave me a confused look. âWhat do you mean?â
âThe girl. You said you probably would lose her if you confess to her. And I say you wonât know if you not try it. Maybe the opposite will happenâ I specified my words.
Kuroo stared at me and I didnât really know how to interpret his look. I shifted uncomfortable and tried to avert his gaze once again.
âWhat?â I asked slightly embarrassed.
âAre youâŠactually supporting me to confess, [Name]?â Kuroo asked back in disbelief.
âHmâŠyes?â I uttered while hiding my eyes behind my hair.
It was still the safest way to get away from Kurooâs stare. My eyes wandered unconsciously to the with raindrops covered train window. I was nervous like hell because of his incredulous reaction and watching the rain and the grey sky clamed me down. Â Not to mention that this whole topic stressed me out. I really had to be masochistic. Otherwise I couldnât explain myself why I was supporting the boy I liked to confess to another girl.
I felt a hand patting on my head and fingers running through my hair.
âThatâs kinda surprisingâ Kuroo whispered while letting the strands of my hair running through his fingers.
I looked up and met his gaze completely unprepared of seeing the intense warmth in his feline eyes and the small gentle smile on his face. It confused me. Or better said, it messed with my carefully locked up feelings. I felt my heart beating a shitload faster than usual and this time I was sure I definitely blushed like crazy. Embarrassing.
Kuroo looked like he wanted to say something but he was interrupted by the announcement of our stop. Gratefully for the interruption and my opportunity to get away from this embarrassing situation I escaped from him and left the train before him.
I took a deep breath of the cold air outside in the silly attempt to slow down my heartbeat. The cold of the rain which was still pouring down cooled my face and mind a bit down. Holy shit. Feelings were so damn confusing.
â[Name].â
Kurooâs voice made me turn around to him.
âDonât run away when Iâm going to say something importantâ he scolded me with a sly smirk.
âI wasnât running awayâ I said stubbornly while crossing my arms before my chest.
But, to be fair, of course I was running away. Kuroo snickered at my childish reaction.
âSince youâre supporting me in something what is definitely not your thing â neither Kenmasâ â I glared at him. Of course he had to come with this comparison. â âI guess Iâll give it a shot.â
I raised an eyebrow at him since I didnât get what he was up to. Kuroo just kept on smiling.
âActually, you could say I already have confessed to her but sheâs a lilâ bit dense when it comes up to feelings and all that kind of stuff. Because sheâs always looking up to the sky with her thoughts far away in her own worldâ Kuroo explained while his smile turned into his well-known smirk.
âEh?â I didnât get what he meant but somewhere in my head were ringing some bells.
Always looking up to the sky? Lost in thoughts? Bad with feelings?
Kuroo nodded as a confirmation to his own words. âYeah. You could say sheâs sometimes so absent-minded that she doesnât even recognize objects in her wayâ he paused while glancing at me.
Wait, wait, wait! Where the hell did that conversation go? With every single word he spoke my heartbeat went faster and I was absolutely sure that disbelief was written all over my face. Not even the rain was able to calm me down so that I would be able to think in a normal way.
âLike lamp postsâ Kuroo ended his sentence from before and snickered.
âWhat?â my voice died and I was staring at him with round eyes and dumbfounded.
It was clear that he was talking about me but I couldnât believe it. Or should I say: The information took a while to sink in?
âIâm talking about you, idiotâ Kuroo gave me small smile. âBut, Iâm not surprised that you didnât notice andâŠitâs okay.â
I got the subtle meaning behind his words. He didnât expect me to love him back. Or something like that. And yes, I hadnât any experience with this feeling but in this moment I just knew that I had to say something if I wanted to know him at my side. It was my turn to reach out for the clouds I was always watching. To cross the line between my desperate world and the colorful world and stop running away from my problems, thoughts and feelings.
I made a step towards him and grabbed the sleeve of his uniform.
âKuroo!â I stopped, didnât know what to say further.
His feline eyes studied my face with curiosity.
âIâm not leaving you or something like thatâ he said interpreting my cry wrong.
I shook my head and took a deep breath to calm my heartbeat down.
âNo. Thatâs not it. I know that you wouldnât leave me. I know that since I met you and we became friends. I just want to sayâŠâ I broke up in order to gather enough confidence for what I was going to say.
âItâs right, I didnât notice. Most likely, because I didnât want to get my hopes up and because I was afraid. And-â I was interrupted when Kuroo wrapped his arms around my body and hold me in a tight embrace.
Again I felt the warmth creeping up my face. Goddammit, I hated embarrassing situations. I could never handle them.
âIf thatâs so than consider yourself as my girlfriend from today onâ I heard Kurooâs deep voice whispering near my ear.
My heart bet faster by his words and I felt how my mood lightens up. Like the first sunrays which broke through the clouds after a rainy day, I felt relief bubbling inside me and a laugh escaped my lips.
âOkay. Okay, scheming captain.â
âOi!â
Kuroo took a step back, studied my face and smirked at me.
âAw~ Youâre really cute when blushing~â
âShut up!â I turned my face away from him but I still heard him snicker.
Yeah, he really knew how to get on my nerves.
âLetâs go home. I feel like I fell accidently into a poolâ I changed the topic.
Kuroo laughed. âMe too.â
I started walking again and when Kuroo caught up with me, he took my hand again like this morning and intertwined his long fingers with mine. This time I returned the gesture by squeezing his hand slightly.
âDid you think I was talking about another girl?â Kuroo asked suddenly with a curios tone in his voice.
âShould Iâve thought something different?â I asked back stubbornly.
Kuroo snickered. âWhy Iâm actually asking?â
âI dunno.â
The rain was getting weaker and Kuroo looked up to the sky which was getting brighter slowly.
âAt least, the colors are also returning into your worldâ he said.
I followed his gaze up to the sky before looking at him. When I met his eyes I gave him a wide and happy smile.
âYeah.â
With all that is given
You crossed the line
You remember my name
Time runs backwards
As we're heading that way
I've come to realize
With every little glimpse you fade
I was told that I could fly
When least expected, cloud connected
Why don't you realize
With every little glimpse you fade
I was told that I could fly
When least expected, cloud connected
The iCop R1500 is a next-generation radar speed sign designed by Photonplay to improve road safety and encourage responsible driving. Built with advanced radar technology, it accurately detects the speed of oncoming vehicles and displays it in bright, highly visible LED digits.
Whether installed in school zones, residential streets, or high-traffic highways, the iCop R1500 acts as a proactive traffic calming solutionâalerting drivers in real-time, reducing over-speeding, and preventing potential accidents.
Key Features:
High-precision radar sensors for accurate speed detection
Bright LED display visible in all lighting conditions
Multiple display modes including speed alerts and custom messages
Weatherproof housing for year-round durability
Low power consumption with solar or AC power options
With its smart technology and robust design, the iCop R1500 ensures safer roads while supporting intelligent traffic management strategies for cities and communities.
School Zones: Provides visual feedback to protect children and reduce traffic speed
Residential Areas: Encourages community compliance without fines
Parking Lots: Ensures pedestrian safety with clear speed displays
Construction Zones: Alerts drivers in temporary work zones to slow down
Photonplay Brand Overview
Photonplay is a global leader in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), offering cloud-connected traffic solutions like radar speed signs, portable trailers, solar VMS, and more. Their products focus on durability, intelligent data use, and energy-efficient designs supported by lifetime software access
Photonplayâs iCop R1500 redefines smart traffic calming: a solar/AC-powered, cloud-connected radar speed sign with a 15âł LED display visible from 500 m, free 10-year analytics, and automatic alertsâperfect for school zones, neighbourhoods, and parking lots.
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Photonplayâs iCop R1500 is a cloud-managed radar speed sign providing real-time driver feedback via a vivid 15âł LED display. Itâs engineered for durability, long-range accuracy, solar or AC power, and smart data analytics.
The iCop R1500 by Photonplay is an advanced radar speed sign designed to enhance road safety in school zones, residential streets, parking lots, and construction areas. It uses radar to detect vehicle speed up to 450â500 m, displaying it on a high-visibility 15âł amber LED matrix clearly readable under daylight. Built with marine-grade aluminum and rated IP65, the sign withstands extreme weather, from â40 °C to +80 °C.
Powered by either AC (100â240 VAC) or an optional 80â165 W solar panel with battery backup, the iCop R1500 supports true off-grid operation. PHOTONPLAY. It offers lifetime free cloud connectivity, featuring SIM/GPRS integration, a mobile app, Bluetooth, and 24/7 remote managementâwith no extra data fees for the first 10 years.
The sign includes automatic brightness adjustment, strobe flash alerts, and a "Your Speed" alert that encourages voluntary compliance rather than deploying enforcement measures. Its cloud portal logs up to 10 million events, delivering powerful dashboards and reports for traffic analysis, scheduling, device locators via live maps, multi-user access, and event-driven email alerts.