A pair of Six Eyes glared at the glossy black phone full with the unique print of her fingers, the call still hadn't come. The clock was ticking, and so was the window of approval for her to abandon the mission, as told by the analogue clock beaming it's red numbers at her. 
   She bent down to reach for it, her wary hand already anxious for the decision to bother her twin once more after he had reassured her he would try his best. But, she couldn't go any further than she was, her breaking point had long been reached. The sticky feeling the vintage looking phone made against the palm of her hand almost forced her to turn away, 
   But, a sudden knock on the door of her hotel room redirected her unsteady attention to the possible visitor she wished would turn around and leave her be. She dropped her head down unsatisfactorily with a sigh simultaneously leaving her lips, "Come back later, please." She meagerly pleaded to the housekeeper currently pestering her. 
   The knock came again, this time with intent laced in the heavy poundings against the door. Rintaro stayed quiet, even more so after the knocks came again at a shorter paused interval. She swallowed an uneasy gulp of saliva as her upper lip made its way in between her teeth. 
   "Rintaro, it's me, would you let me in?" Suguru's voice vibrated through the locked door that thankfully separated her and the housekeeper she thought to be bothering her just now. 
   She dropped the phone barely lifted back into its normal hold before she limply allowed her legs to carry the weight of her body eager to crash with her lover. Hungrily she untwisted the lock and threw the door open, just to reveal nothing but an empty doorway and a cart of fresh linen just a door down. Tears immediately welled in the tired blue of her eyes. I've gone mad. 
   The weight of the door pressed back to a close in the door frame after the absence of her hands force keeping it open, left. She continued to burn angry holes of unrelieved distress through the shut door with her eyes glued to the fixture that felt as if it held her prized possession behind it. "What's wrong beautiful, you missed me?" His voice taunted just behind her. 
   She turned irritatedly on her heels to avoid brewing any sort of happiness within her that would descend her brain into a further state of insanity and delusion. Yet, there he was, the Geto Suguru she knew, smiling from ear to ear just in front of her with open arms. 
   Rintaro's saddened smile melted onto her  previously frowned features that told all tales of her current state of misfortune, and despair above all else. "Suguru, is this really you?" She scanned him from head to toe, scared to truly believe her eyes that could lie just as her ears did. 
   He stepped forward suddenly to engulf her in the warm embrace that would speak for him in assuring her that he was truly before her. "What's  wrong my love, why don't you think it's me?" His arms swallowed her whole, pushing her further into the comfort that was his beating chest and welcoming scent. 
   "I-I think I'm going crazy, you can't possibly be here right now." Her arms hung loosely at her sides, the nerves of her limbs scared that they would wrap around nothing but air, and the image before her would fall to dust. 
   "It's okay, I'm here now." Suguru's  left arm raised to clutch the back of her head and push her further against the pulsating muscle captive behind his rib cage. "Please don't be upset, I just missed you so much, I couldn't be away from you any longer."