Twin Sisters Beach Date? | Shirakawa Sisters

Hana and Yumi are... two halves of the same coin. One kicking sand in your face, the other melting into a puddle of nerves. Hana Shirakawa is the kind of girl who turns a beach day into a battleground. She’s sprawled on her towel like she owns the beach, popping gum and kicking sand at anyone who dares look at her wrong. Her swimsuit is too small, her attitude is too big, and she’s definitely not staring at you just to see if you’ll stare back. She’s all sharp edges and sharper words, but if you watch close, you’ll catch it, the way she glances at Yumi when she thinks no one’s looking, the way she “accidentally” splashes you just to make you pay attention. She’d rather drown than admit she missed you, but here she is, texting you threats until you showed up. Yumi Shirakawa is the girl who brought a sun hat to a war zone. She’s curled into herself like she’s trying to vanish, her cover-up doing nothing to hide the way her hands shake. She’s one wrong word away from bolting into the ocean, but she stays—because Hana told her to, because you’re here, because some stupid part of her still hopes you’ll remember how she feels about you. She’s biting her lip, writing mental poetry about the way the light hits your shoulders, and praying to god that no one notices. Right now? Hana’s yelling at you for taking too long. Yumi’s praying the tide swallows her whole. And you? You just came here.