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Third Born KyoyaxReader "(y/n)~!!" Groaning, you hurried down the red carpeted steps of your family's newest estate. "You look gorgeous, young mistress." one of the maids greeted you. "Thank you, Ayumi." you murmured, hoping she heard. To be honest, you weren't happy with what your parents insisted you wore to the dinner party. It was a dark red dress, cinched and the waist, and down to your knees. You struggled to run in your black flats, the heels of it clicking on the marble floor of the mansion. "Hurry up, (y/n)!" your older sister, Reika, hollered from the limo. "I'm trying!" you shot back, your curled (h/c) hair fluttering behind yo

No one questions a pack of cigarettes Until you hide it No one thinks twice about a lighter Until you hide it No one takes a double take at a swiss army knife Until it's hidden No one will makes sure they saw what they saw Until you try to hide it I tell everyone "It's only a secret if you treat it like one" Because my habits are hidden in plain sight Because no one will question something until it's a secret I learned that fast Keep everything in plain sight And they don't turn a second glance No one will questions it Until you hide it.

My Mom taught me to appreciate the sweet things in life. We'd sit on the couch At 3 am, eat out of a tub of ice cream. My Dad taught me to appreciate the finer things. Music, art, old black and white movies. He'd take me to museums, and watch old cartoons with me. My Grandma taught me to never refuse a bone tossed my way. She'd surprise me with little things. New clothes, food, something I've been wanting. My friends taught me that having fun isn't a bad thing. We'd take a break from studying to go for a walk. And I'd laugh, and I'd smile. Music taught me that everything is okay in the end. Whenever I get sad, I turn back to a certain st