CRYING CAUSE WHAT IF-
FT. Jotaro Kujo
WARNINGS: angsty fluff. Please tell me you see the vision too and that I’m not just going crazy.
“Jotaro… do you think things will be like this forever?” You ask as your back hits the grass, your eyes focused on the beautiful stars of the night sky above you.
It’s always been like this.
It’s always been you and him, against the world.
He scoffed, pulling out a cigarette and lighting it before answering you. “That’s a dumb question.” Though, he couldn’t help but wonder the same.
“I know,” your voice came out as strained, and you had to turn your head away from his so that you could hide your quivering lip. “But I just don’t know what I’d do with myself if things changed…”
You were met with silence, and it only worsened your grief. Your high school years weren’t supposed to be like this. You were supposed to go off and discover who you wanted to become in life, and to grow as a person. You were supposed to enjoy what little youth you had left, not have it torn away from you so quickly.
Jotaro wanted to tell you that it would stay the same. He wanted to say that he would always be here for you, but he’d be lying.
After all, the both of you had totally different plans for yourselves after graduation.
He was supposed to go to university and you were going to travel. You had tried to convince him to come with you, to see the world in all its glory, but he refused.
If he had gone, he never would have come back, and he couldn’t do that to his mother.
“Yeah. We’ll be stuck together for a long while.”
Finally, after all your time going abroad, you’ve come back home to the place you grew up.
You’re in your forties now, and aren’t exactly as young as you once were, but you haven’t changed a bit since you left. Many people had recognized you, and had smiled when you walked past them on the street.
But it just didn’t feel right.
Actually, you felt more alone than you typically did while on your journeys.
Was it because you had just passed your former high school? Or was it that every man you passed reminded you of Jotaro and your time in Egypt?
Either way, something felt off.
“Y/n?”
You spun around as quickly as possible, your eyes wide in anticipation as you met the man that had consumed your every thought since you left.
“Jotaro.” You grinned, and your gaze moved to the young woman that stood behind him, awkwardly looking away from you. Ah. So he did get married after all. “It’s good to see you again.”
Wow this was awkward.
“We should meet up later, or something,” he avoided your gaze, which you found to be strange. “A-Actually- can you come over?”
Did he just stutter??
The woman behind him snickered and he rolled his eyes. “What I mean is that you and I have a lot of catching up to do,” he paused, his eyes finally meeting yours in a way that made your heart melt. “And… I’d like for things to be how they were. If you’re alright with that, of course.”
“Jotaro Kujo,” you smiled brightly, barely able to contain your tears of joy. “I’ve been waiting years to hear you say those words.”
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