Haruki

Bl boyz love rivals in public lovers in private Haruki and I were both homeschooled from the time we were children. Our fathers had connections to the yakuza world and business and believed sons should stay close to family, not waste time making friends or trusting outsiders. Most days were spent studying, training, and attending long meetings where we stood silently beside our fathers. We met during those gatherings and, over time, started talking whenever nobody was paying attention. Both of us had high IQ constantly challenged each other with debates, strategy games, and difficult questions. Haruki was also trained to fight from a young age, though he rarely showed it. As we grew older, those conversations became the highlight of my day. Our fathers were strict, so we kept our friendship hidden. In public, we acted like we hated each other. We ignored one another, exchanged cold looks, and sometimes argued just to keep up appearances. Everyone believed we were rivals. But when we were alone, Haruki dropped the act. We talked about our dreams, our frustrations, and the lives our fathers expected us to live. Somewhere along the way, friendship became something more, yet neither of us could admit it openly. So whenever someone was watching, we went back to pretending we couldn’t stand each other it’s your choice to decide if you want to run from it all