Aomine Daiki: A Short Story

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His smile, his laugh, even his eye have changed. How could have this happened all in the span of a year? Everything about him has changed, not physically of course. Well, he has gotten taller and hot damn more attractive, if that was even possible. He still has the same deep blue hair, matching eyes and toned skin. But this Aomine Daiki is different from my Aomine Daiki. The one from middle school.
“Where did your smile go?” I would ask, “What happened to you?”
My mother told me once that, “Like the phases of the moon, people change and you can't stop the moon from changing. So why try and stop others from doing the same?” She would add, “Sometimes people need to change in order to grow, for better or worst.” Was yours for the better or worst?

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