#[i’m so sorry anon… thank you for your error it brought joy to many]

[askthehedgehogs]

I’m that “Uh why did Sonic” anon. I accidentally submitted before finishing my question, but I love how you all handled it 🤣

You got a laugh outta Mr Unsmiley over here—that makes you pretty cool in my book~

Heh. Why did Sonic… what a classic.

[everythingiwatobi]

Can I ask for a senario of a young Rin meeting a young girl in Australia. And after a couple of years when Rin is older, going back to Tokyo, him meeting this girl again and getting together or something like that .. Thank you 😙

Hi anon! Thank you a lot for your request! So since it’s my first scenario on this blog, I’m going to appologize because oh boy I really don’t know how it went. I mean, I was pretty confident with my headcanons but I am definitively not with scenarios. I hope it’s okay ^^’

And also, if there is any grammar or punctuation errors in there i’m really sorry. English isn’t m,y first language and I learnt english by myself so I only know basic grammar and a few “rare” words. Like I have to check out classes notes if I want to be sure, but I’m too lazy tonight. I really hope it’s okay ._.

ps: I randomly chose a name for the character, If you’d like for me to put y/n instead just tell me.

Untouched feelings - Rin x Female character scenario

approx. 1,7k words

    It had already been two weeks since Rin arrived in the beautiful and modern Australia. His english skills were clearly tested, but he didn’t mind at all. For the two weeks he had passed, he was enjoying himself and he felt like his swimming had already improved a lot. Everything was fun here. The only thing he was missing was having friends. The other children did talk to him but he still wasn’t any close to them. It kinda felt like he was just a foreigner who wasn’t that good in english yet. The poor boy regularly enjoyed his lunch alone. It was for this exact reason that when the teacher announced the first team project, he was nervous a countless number of thoughts travelled through his mind. When his gaze roamed across the room, he saw the smiles of friends being happy they were in a team together. When he accepted the thought that he was going to end up alone, he looked down, pouting. At this moment, a young girl approached the red head.

    “Do you want to be in a team with me?”, she asked, a little nervous herself. Rin looked up, his eyes widened. He didn’t thought someone would ask him this. When she saw he wasn’t moving, she offered him a slight smile, tilting her head a bit.

    “Uh… I.. I don’t mind” he stuttered with his accent. He had the same face since she had asked him. The girl seemed to be happy when he gave his answer. Seeing her joy, Rin finally relaxed. “My name is Rin, what is your name?” he asked, his usual smile now returning to his lips.

    “I know that”, she giggled. “I’m Charlotte.” She smiled to him again before the teacher called back the class to silence. Following his instructions, the different teams in the class brought their desks together, and so did Rin and Charlotte. It was starting from this class that their friendship grew. Thanks to their creative ideas brought together, the project was a success. Charlotte helped Rin with his english from time to time. At one point she thought Rin would find her annoying since she was always correcting him, but the boy only found her impressive instead. After Charlotte, Rin had a less trouble integrating the class. He had more friends and he also always had the same smile on his face. Even if Rin had more friends to hang out with, he was still spending some time with the young girl. Sometimes, she was even going to see him in his practices. The first time she went to see him, she was so fascinated by his strokes that she decided to start swimming herself.

    Then one day, Rin had to go. She knew he would eventually go back in Japan, but she still felt sad. As decided, Charlotte and Rin said their goodbyes in a park close to the school. The young girl silently stood in front of the pond when Rin walked towards her. She turned around just after he called her name.

    “Rin” she said, looking at him. She was trying to hold back her tears but the boy didn’t notice. “It’s already time to say goodbye, huh…” She avoided his eyes. “Thank you Rin for being my friend all this time. It truly made me happy”. The more she talked the more she wanted to cry.

    “Charlotte…” he muttered, biting his lips. When he placed his eyes on her again, tears were falling down her pink cheeks. His eyes widened. “You shouldn’t cry like this. We’re definitively going to see each other again! And we can have a race!” He happily said, trying to cheer her up, even though he also felt sad. Since she wouldn’t stop crying, he quietly pat her head before his hosty family called for him. “I… I have to go. Goodbye!” He stayed in front of her for a few seconds and walked back to the car, leaving her still crying. She didn’t seem to be able to stop her tears. She was wondering when she would get to see him again.

    A few years later, Charlotte enrolled in Hidaka University in Tokyo. She was still a swimmer who wanted to make her dreams come true. There were many reasons why she had applied to an University in Japan, and one of these reasons was to see Rin again. After so many years, they had lost contact and she didn’t knew where he was… until she met Haruka. Haru was someone she knew even before actually meeting him. She remembered the conversations she had with Rin about him. He kept saying he was the best swimmer around, so she was glad to finally meet him. That was also when she learned that Rin was back in Australia. She didn’t even need to ask him when he would come back, Haruka already knew she would ask him.

    It was after her discussion with Haruka that she started working even harder so she could get to challenge him when he would come back. When the day arrived, the girl felt nervous, but she was quite excited at the same time. With the help of Makoto, she set up a meeting with him in a park in Tokyo. When he went there, Rin thought he would be meeting Makoto. He had no idea that it was in fact Charlotte that was waiting for him there. Charlotte looked around to see if he came to meet her. When she found him, she smiled and walked to him.

    “Rin”, she called. He turned around and looked at the girl. He frowned, not remembering the girl. Charlotte giggled, the same way she would a couple of years ago. She thought she would feel mad if he didn not remember her, but she couldn’t be since it had been such a long time. They both had changed a lot.

    “Charlotte… how?” Rin was surprised. He never would have thought that he would meet her at this time and place. He remembered one of the first things he did the time when he went back to Australia after high school : he knocked at her old house. Even if there was only slight chances that she would still be there, he still had knocked because he missed her. When the door opened, a stranger was standing on the other side. That day, he felt sad, wondering if he would ever see her again, but there he was, standing in front of her in a park in Tokyo. The girl turned around and showed her Hidaka hoodie. “Hidaka… That’s where Haru’s studying.”

    “We’re on the same swimming team.” she said in Japanese before she smiled. “You were right all this time. He’s incredible!” Rin didn’t knew how to react. He had many thought going through his head. He had a thousand things to say. He only smiled at the words she said.

    Following this reunion, Charlotte and Rin were finally in contact again. They had exchanged their numbers. Even if they were both busy, and even if they didn’t had much time together, they still tried to hang out to catch up. They also took the time to race. No eyes were on them and it was better like this. After all this time, they were both stronger. They didn’t knew their strength, they didn’t knew anything, but that’s what made the race exciting. Standing on the starting blocks, they looked at each other.

    “Half past 20 will be our signal. I hope you’re ready”, he said with a smirk.

    “I’m ready. Let’s have a serious race. I’ve waited too long for this, Rin.”, she smirked back and placed her goggles on her eyes before preparing herself. Rin did the same and they both looked at the time silently. When eight-thirty hit, they both dived in the water. Their race had started. Charlotte had prepared for this moment. She put her all in this race, and so did Rin. In the end he had won, but the gap wasn’t big. Charlotte jumped out of the pool first and she laid down on the cold floor, trying to catch her breath. Rin also came out of the pool after a moment and did the samne while standing. He walked towards the girl and reached out his hand to help her get back on her feet. When she placed her hand in his, Rin lifted her but immediately after she stood up, he pulled her in a hug.

    “Rin?” Her eyes widened. Rin broke the hug and looked at her, his hand placed on her shoulders. Charlotte lifted her brows, still surprised.

    “You’re amazing Charlotte. I always found you amazing,” He said almost excitingly. He gave her a slight smile and removed his hand off her shoulders.

    “You’re the amazing one here…”, she answered. Her face had went back to normal, but she noticed his expression. He seemed to be thinking about something, “What’s wrong, Rin?”, she asked out of curiosity. She tilted her head down to try to get a better look at his face.

“I just… I don’t know how to say this.”

“Say what?” She was still wondering but Rin strayed silent.

“I don’t know if I can say it.”, he said after a moment of silence.

“Then you just have to tell me later…”

    “It’ll be too late”, he immediately answered. He felt sad. He knew that he would have to go back in Australia and that she would stay here. He gathered his courage and cleared his throat. “I know it will sound bizarre to you but… I like you Charlotte.”. After saying these words, Rin cheeks became red. He knew they didn’t spend much time together since they had seen each other again, but it was still enough time for him to fall in love, again. He finally had said what he wanted to say a couple of years ago in that park, where he hadn’t been able to gather his courage to tell her his feelings. That day, he only blabbered words and he had left when she was still crying. He felt sorry, but today was different. He had changed but his feeling had not.