𓃮 || Where Kenma met another girl in school and started playing games with her more and slowly distancing from you.

Kenma had always loved routines. Sitting beside you during lunch with his handheld console resting between you, walking home without rushing, sharing silence that never felt empty. So when that routine shifted, you noticed immediately.

It started small. A group project announcement, his name paired with another student. A girl who played the same game he did—competitively, obsessively, the way only a few people ever matched Kenma’s focus. At first, it didn’t seem like anything. Kenma didn’t change easily. He rarely let new people in.

But days passed, and his attention began drifting in ways that felt unfamiliar.

He forgets about his promised dates with you in the weekends, chatting less, avoiding video calls; said that Suki and him were playing and he'd make it up for you next time but completely forgets in the end.