Yuri Tama: From Third Wheel to Trifecta The Third [Complete] by toshizou

Author:toshizou
Language: eng
Format: epub

Makina’s spirits had fallen a little thanks to her disappointment at the aquarium not quite meshing with her expectations, but in the end, that awkward atmosphere barely lasted a moment.

“Oooh, look, Makina!” I exclaimed.

“Wow,” Makina gasped.

We’d just passed through the doorway into the aquarium proper and walked through a dark passage. When we stepped out of that hall, we were greeted by a towering tank that took up an entire, enormous wall. It was like they’d somehow managed to carve out a slice of the sea and transport the whole thing intact onto dry land! There was a light somewhere toward the top of the tank that shined down through the water like rays of soft sunlight, and more fish than I could ever hope to count swam freely to and fro. It was a truly grand, truly beautiful spectacle, and both Makina and I spent a moment just standing there, awestruck.

“When we were kids...” Makina muttered.

“Huh?”

“The last time we came here together, I feel like I saw something really similar to this,” she said, still gazing at the tank as she spoke. “Do you remember it at all? Do you remember what day we went to the aquarium together?”

“Yeah,” I said. “It was your birthday, right?”

“Oh. You really did remember,” said Makina.

“Hey! You’re the one who asked, aren’t you?” I jabbed, trying to play it cool and laugh it off...but sadly, the truth was that I hadn’t remembered it all, per se. I remembered how we’d ended up going to the aquarium together, but it had only come back to me just a moment ago. It was still coming back to me as we spoke, even. “Your mom and dad ended up being busy with work that day, so my dad took the two of us here instead, right?” I asked.

My mom had stayed home to take care of Sakura and Aoi, and my dad had sensed that Makina had needed some space and mostly left taking care of her up to me. I mean, not like a kindergartener could really do much of anything under those circumstances. Makina had been really sad, and in the end, all I’d managed to come up with was holding her hand and hoping it would make her feel better.

Oh, right. Didn’t she...? “You actually wanted to go to the zoo, right? You didn’t actually care about fish at all,” I said.

“Wait, you figured that out?!” Makina gasped.

“Not exactly? I mean, you told me. You don’t remember?” I asked.

“N-No, I don’t,” Makina said, turning away from me. She looked almost embarrassed—actually, she was definitely embarrassed, blushing all the way up to her ears.

“You didn’t have much of a filter back then, did you? You were the sort of kid who’d say anything and everything that popped into her head,” I continued.

“Ugh,” Makina groaned. “Can we stop talking about back when we were kids, please...?”

“But you’re the one who brought it up!” I teased, grinning before I knew it. We’d all changed—me, Makina, and

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