Rei Monologue

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Rei wasn't always the one to be preoccupied with having peers he always thought it was silly and it would distract him from his studies. So when his mother had suggested him to be get friends he simply denied the offer using the excuse that he needed to concentrate on his studies. The following day he awoke to voices in the living rooms he really didn't recognize the voices he decided to check it out carefully going down the stairs careful not to be heard. In his living room there was someone he did not recognize blond wavy hair petite body

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