Fated Reunion.

                                    

                                          
Pov kiyotaka.......
After I left ANHS that day, I returned to the White Room, where I was trained for another three years. Once the training was over, my father started involving me in politics and business. With just a little experience, I became Japan's youngest president, though my identity remained hidden. Perhaps it was because no one would have accepted me maybe because I m too young. Instead, a puppet president was put in place, but all the decisions and actions were mine to make.
Despite holding the true power, I was always in the shadows, watching as the world believed someone else was in control. 
But when the right time came, everyone told me I could finally step into the public eye as the rightful president of Japan. Yet, I refused. I told them that I was fine staying behind the scenes.
A few years later, my father decided it was time for me to marry someone, a match that would bring him some kind of political or business advantage. 
I made it clear to him that I had no intention of getting married. After that, he never brought it up again. 
After that, life had settled into a routine. I was lost between politics and business
Ten years had passed since i left ANHS.
3rd person pov....
Kiyotaka sat behind his desk in the expansive office of the President of Japan, his gaze drifting out the window at the bustling city below. Despite his success and the countless responsibilities that came with his position, his mind was far from the day's tasks. Instead, he found himself lost in thoughts of Kei the person he love most in this world.
Today was a day like any other, or so Kiyotaka tried to convince himself. Today was 8 March Kei's birthday.
It had been ten years since he last saw her, and the memories of their time together felt both distant and vivid. He often wondered where she was and how she was doing. Did she think about him sometimes, as he thought about her? 
As the President of Japan, Kiyotaka had an endless list of tasks and responsibilities, but his mind kept drifting back to Kei.
Sitting in his office, surrounded by the sterile efficiency of his role, Kiyotaka felt an unusual emptiness. He could almost picture Kei's smile, the way she would look as she celebrated her birthday, surrounded by friends and loved ones.
He wondered where she was now and if she was surrounded by people who cherished her as much as he once did.
He couldn't help but wonder if Kei had found someone else. Was she happy? Did she have a family of her own? The thought of her with another person was a sharp pang of jealousy and sadness. Was she married now? Did she have children? 
Or was she still single, just as he was?But if she's with someone else, there's nothing wrong with it. He let her go so she could live her life happily. 
Kiyotaka tried to push these thoughts aside, focusing instead on the pressing matters of his work. 
He wished he could know more about her life now, to understand if she had found the happiness she deserved or if she, too, missed the past they once shared.
His heart ached with the thought that he was missing out on this special day in her life. Did she have someone to celebrate with, or was she alone? He longed to know if she was happy, if her life was filled with the same warmth and joy she had brought into his.
He tried to push these feelings aside, focusing on the important matters at hand, but the weight of his longing was hard to ignore. For now, he wished Kei well from afar, hoping that wherever she was, she was surrounded by love and happiness. The thought of her being happy was the only solace he could find on this bittersweet day.