The Kids Are Alright
(This is a prequel to my already existing fic Metropolitan Family Life. This fic is not an x reader and takes place in Suguru Geto's teen years. This will be leading into an x reader concept but if you're not into that you can read it as a one shot. Thank you.
Warnings: Smoking, drinking, swearing, crude behavior/language, 90s teen/young people cynicism (total teenage dirtbags), bad parenting, narcissist parent
The Kids Are Alright
Prequel to Metropolitan Family Life (Suguru in his early years- pre reader, late 90s au)
Suguru leaned back in his chair and shook his long hair out. He yanked the elastic hair tie off his wrist and used it to pull his hair up into a messy bun.
Next to him, Ieiri let out a groan and buried her face into her folded arms. She didn’t have the willpower to lift her head up from her desk.
“Shit, I’m so hungover.”
“Really? Satoru asked. “Here let me get you something.”
In an act of cruel playfulness he rolled up his magazine and slammed it down on the edge of her desk. Ieiri shot up in excruciating pain, clutching her head for dear life.
“Satoru you fucking asshole.”
He keeled over in laughter.
Suguru, who had secured his hair, reached into his backpack and pulled out a water bottle. He leaned forward and handed it to Ieiri.
“Here,” he offered. “Just take a few sips.”
She grabbed the water from him and took a gulp.
“How are you not hungover? You drank more than me last night.”
Suguru just shrugged. “Sheer willpower.”
She kissed her teeth and stood up. “C’mon let’s go. I need a cigarette.”
Satoru checked the clock on the classroom wall. “But lunch ends in five minutes.”
Suguru rolled his eyes and grabbed his backpack. “Then we should get out of here before the teacher comes back.
~
With the three of them ditching gym class, something they occasionally did, they managed to secure something of a secret hideout.
That was what Satoru insisted on calling it anyway.
On the far end of the campus was an abandoned greenhouse that once was used for botany classes. It was in an ideal location where they never got caught.
Suguru retrieved his lighter from his backpack and lit the cigarette that Ieiri had impatiently placed between her lips. She offered him one which he took. Suguru didn’t smoke as often as she did, but he’d occasionally indulge himself. He’d indulged himself in a few things since entering into this friendship.
When Suguru had met Satoru and Ieiri, he was timid as hell. His shaved head and scrawny build made him an easy target for bullies. But his friends helped him grow more confident in himself, as corny as it sounded.
“How do your ears feel?” Satoru asked him.
“Fine,” he nodded.
Suguru brushed his fingers over one of the studs. Last night, he pierced them on a dare. Granted the bathroom of a club with a heated sewing needle wasn’t exactly safe, but he liked the way it turned out. Of course, that meant he’d have to show his Dad later. He’d definitely be pissed he skipped class again, but he didn’t care. He never cared anymore. He was done hoping one day his old man would give a damn about him.
Suguru pulled out his sketchbook and a charcoal pencil, determined to finish his sketch before they left campus. He planned on painting it this weekend.
Ieiri leaned forward to see. “It’s the ocean.”
Satoru sighed and leaned against the young artist, Ieiri followed suit and did the same, sandwiching Suguru in the middle.
“Shit,” Satoru mumbled. “I can’t believe we only have another three weeks left.”
“I won’t miss this place,” Ieiri mumbled.
The three of them would be graduating soon. With college exams already taken, and finals coming up. The time was quickly approaching to say goodbye.
Suguru put his cigarette out and let it sit beside him. “I don’t hate this place.”
The three of them sat there in silence. The only noise to be heard was the scratching of the charcoal pencil.
~
Suguru was a curse on his parents. That’s how he saw it. His mother died in childbirth leaving his father to raise him by himself.
His father didn’t like him.
He was too sensitive for a boy. His head was always in the clouds. He was ungrateful. He was lazy.
He existed.
Suguru Sr., his dad, was the phys ed. teacher at his school. He took the job because it came with a coaching position for the school’s soccer team, one of the best in the country.
The players on the team had a fair shot of going pro, something Suguru’s dad had initially hoped for in his youth. But a busted knee had cut his dreams short.
Since he was faculty his son could get free tuition, and fulfill unaccomplished dreams.
But Suguru was far from the ideal son who had been given his father’s name.
They argued practically everyday, and it only got worse the older Suguru got. His dad was a textbook narcissist who would bend over backwards for any random stranger, but couldn’t lift a pinky to help his son.
Suguru was charged with doing all things domestic, from cooking the meals to cleaning the apartment. He also couldn’t blink without his father having an opinion. So he began to avoid him more and more.
He couldn’t even remember the last time the two of them had spoken.
Suguru pushed against his father whenever he could.
He didn’t really like to drink or smoke but he knew his father detested it. So he did it whenever he could, just to defy him. He liked to pissed off his dad, so he stayed out until the early morning out of pure spite. He’d sneak into clubs he had no business in and allow eardrum shattering levels of music to swallow him up and carry him away.
~
When Suguru got home he was more than displeased to find his dad parked on the couch in front of the television. A soccer game was on, and he couldn’t care less. He detested sports. Did his dad ever imagine himself as one of those players? In a completely different life with a family that made him happy?
“Suguru,” his father barked. “Get in here!”
He stood at the door for a moment, debating if he should just turn around and spend the night at Satoru’s. He decided against it, knowing he’d just have to come home eventually.
He shut the door and dragged himself to where his father stood, standing beside him and waiting for a lecture.
“Why weren’t you in class today?” he asked.
His father’s attempt to look threatening was laughable. Suguru was almost an entire foot taller, another one of the many things the old man resented about him.
“I wasn’t feeling well,” he cooly responded. “So I went to the nurse’s office.”
His father snorted.
“So you’re not man enough to power through it? You’re so weak. But with that stupid haircut you look like a girl so you might as well act like it.”
Suguru clenched his jaw. “Can I go now? I have things to do.”
His father turned away from the television to face his son. He stood up when something caught his eye. “What the hell is that?”
“What?”
“That shit in your ear.”
Suguru smirked. “Do you like it?”
His father’s face started to turn red. “Are you trying to get kicked out? What will the neighbors say? You look like some effeminate punk!”
“It’s better than looking like you,” he shot back. “And maybe you should learn how to cook for yourself before you threaten to kick me out.”
He turned to leave, much to his father’s annoyance.
“Where the hell do you think you're going?”
“To work at my shit job that you like to pretend you’re so proud of.”
When his father threw away all his art supplies a few years ago he’d gotten a job at the convenience store down the street to fund the recovery of everything he’d lost.
His father scoffed. “Your mother would be so disappointed in you.”
“Well then I guess it’s a good thing she’s not here,” Suguru spat.
He went to his room to change for his shift.
~
“Wow,” Satoru marveled. “That’s such a low blow to use your dead mom like that.”
He stood next to Suguru as he restocked the chips, speaking in between the mouthfuls of Doritos he was eating. He was currently on his second bag.
“Classic Coach Geto bullshit,” he muttered. “And are you planning on paying for those?”
Satoru pondered it for a moment. “I don’t know, wouldn’t I fall into the friends and family discount?”
Suguru stood up and snatched the bag out of his hands. “Sorry, but that only applies to people that don’t have American Express cards.”
Satoru pouted as he followed Suguru to the back where Ieiri was looking at the mini toiletries.
“How much mouthwash should I bring? One of these is enough for two days right?”
“With how much you smoke?” Satoru snorted.
She narrowed her eyes at him. “Stop stuffing your face and start buying some snacks. Will you Captain Dickhead?”
“Excuse me,” a man called from the front of the store. “Can you ring me up?”
“Right away sir,” Suguru replied.
“Speaking of Captain Dickhead,” Satoru snorted under his breath.
He and Ieiri trailed behind their friend to the register. The man handed Suguru his card and looked over to find Satoru, who instantly caught his attention.
“Pardon me, but are those your real eyes?”
“Yeah,” Satoru answered.
“They glow in the dark,” Ieiri added.
The man tilted his head, examining Satoru’s features like he was a pomeranian in a dog show.
“Have you ever considered modeling?”
“You know you’re not the first person who asked me that,” Satoru gloated.
Suguru rolled his eyes as he bagged up the man’s items. “Here you are sir.”
The man took his card back and stuck it into his wallet, then he retrieved another card out of it. “I work for the Vogue offices here, in Tokyo, but I have some contacts in Paris as well. If you're interested you should give us a call. I think you’d make a great fit in our fall lineup.”
After Satoru took the card the man took his shopping bag and left.
“Well look who’s on his way to being the next Kate Moss.” Ieiri mused.
“Charles Bernard,” he read aloud. “That can’t be his real name.”
“Probably not,” Suguru jested. “He definitely just wants to harvest your organs.”
Satoru chuckled and stuck the business card in his wallet. “So do you need to do any shopping for the trip Suguru?”
In two weeks the third years would be taking their class trip to Okinawa, which had brought Satoru and Ieiri into the store in search of supplies.
Suguru sighed. “I don’t know. It’s not like I want to hang out with strangers and I don’t know how to swim.”
“Stop making excuses asshat,” Satoru ordered. “Who said we’re spending time with the class?”
“Well I think the whole concept of a class trip would be lost without the class part,” Ieiri deadpanned.
“Listen,” Satoru proposed. “I think we should fly down with the class. Then when we get there we’ll get a rental car and just do our own thing.”
“Okay now I know you’re completely insane,” Ieiri groaned. “We’ll get in trouble.”
“Only if we get caught,” Satoru argued. “We’ll check in when we get there, and then again when we leave.”
“But seriously, what if we do get caught?” Suguru asked.
“Please my family just gave the school a new library, nothing’s going to happen. Plus if they get really mad we’ll just say we got kidnapped or whatever.”
This was a dumb idea on practically every level, Suguru was incredibly aware of that. But he had stuck with Satoru and Ieiri for a few years now and everything had managed to work out so far.
One last adventure before they’d be pressured into pretending to be adults.
“Fine,” Suguru agreed.
“Whatever,” Ieiri added.
~
The morning Suguru left he and his dad got into another fight.
“You know,” he started. “When I was your age I didn’t get to go anywhere.”
Whenever his father spoke Suguru had gotten into the habit of holding his breath. He hoped if he’d stopped breathing the old man would stop speaking, but that unfortunately was never the case.
Suguru just grunted as he tied his shoelaces.
“You should be grateful you’ve been given this opportunity.”
Suguru said nothing, he hated it when his dad tried to make him feel guilty for just living his life.
“Okay,” he said as he stood up. “I’m heading out.”
His father scoffed. “I knew it. You get to go have fun and you still have a bad attitude. I’d kill to be your age again.”
“Uh huh.”
Suguru walked towards the front door. His duffel bag felt like a million pounds, but nothing could stop him from getting the hell out of here.
“You don’t like me do you?” his dad asked with an unwarranted exhaustion.
The tone of his delivery made the teen stop in his tracks and turn around.
“Huh?” he asked.
“You don’t appreciate anything I do.”
Suguru said nothing, even if he wanted to scream until his lungs shriveled up.
“Bye Dad.”
He stormed out of the apartment and slammed the door behind him.
~
Satoru and Ieiri knew when Suguru was going through it. He slipped in and out of his bad moods like he was speeding through a winding road. They let him sit in silence. This should have been a positive experience for Suguru. He’d never been on a plane before. But of course the old fuck had to rob him of any of the joy he should have been feeling.
“These seats are so cramped.” Satoru whined.
Ieiri rolled her eyes and shoveled peanuts into her mouth.
“We get it, you’ve never traveled in coach before.”
“It must be so hard being you,” Suguru griped next to him.
Satoru exchanged a glance with Ieiri.
“Um Suguru, do you want to switch places? Satoru offered. “You can look out the window and see the ocean.”
“I’m fine,” he muttered.
“But you’ve never been on a plane before and-”
Suguru shot him a look that made him stop.
“I’m fine. I’m not an idiot I know what a fucking cloud looks like,” he spat.
Ieiri narrowed her eyes on him.
“Suguru, I know you're in a bad mood, but that doesn’t give you an excuse to be an asshole.”
He scoffed and put his walkman headphones over his ears. He was pissed but he wasn’t suicidal. Ieiri wouldn’t hesitate to kick his ass off the plane and send him plummeting back down to Earth.
~
By the time the plane had touched down everyone was in desperate need of a little cooling off period. Satoru collected everyone’s baggage with the rest of the class while Ieiri snuck off to the airport smoking lounge with Suguru. Without saying a word, he pulled his lighter out of his coat pocket and she leaned in to light her cigarette. They sat there in silence among the rest of the nicotine addicted individuals.
“I’m sorry about earlier,” he finally mumbled.
She didn’t look at him when she spoke.
“I’m not the one you need to apologize to.”
He thought back to how Satoru had flinched when he rejected his offer for the window seat.
“Look Suguru,” she continued. “Satoru really wants to have a good time while we’re here. Can’t we just give him?”
He nodded.
“Yeah.”
“I know what it’s like to want to tear everything down but just fake it okay? For him.”
He grinned. “So is this you faking it?”
“Another word and I’ll shove this cigarette up your nose,” she threatened.
He stood up.
“Let’s go. The teachers are going to wonder where we are.”
~
They met Satoru in front of the shuttle bus their classmates were gathered around. Despite everything that happened on the plane his eyes lit up when he saw them.
“There you guys are!”
“Hey,” Suguru started. “I’m sorry I was being such a dick earlier.”
Satoru just smiled. “You’re always a dick, dick.”
Ieiri snorted.
“So are we all set?” she asked.
He nodded.
“We’re almost in the clear.”
Their homeroom teacher, Mr. Yaga, came up to the group of three with his clipboard.
“Mr. Geto and Ms. Shoko, so good of you to join us.”
He turned to Suguru and handed him a small medication bottle of stool softener.
“Mr. Gojo informed me you were having bathroom issues, so let me know if you need more.”
“I will sir.”
He clenched his teeth as Satoru and Ieiri giggled behind him.
“Alright class,” he announced as he turned to face the others. “Everyone on the bus.”
The three of them waited for the right moment to bolt. Once Mr. Yaga and the others were all safely on the bus they walked back into the airport and went to the rental car station.
The woman behind the desk handed Satoru a pair of keys not even bothering to ask how old he was.
“Have it back on Sunday.”
~
Once the three of them had loaded their bags into the trunk they were off. They spent the first ten minutes arguing what type of music to listen to.
“Come on,” Satoru groaned. “No one wants to listen to Alanis Morrissette.”
Ieiri guffawed.
“Typical guy response. Worship anything related to Nirvana or Oasis and turn your nose down at anything written by a woman.”
“Are you seriously comparing Nirvana to Alanis Morrissette?”
“If you read the lyrics to ‘You Oughta Know’ even your pea sized brain could figure out how inspired that song is!”
“Inspired my ass!”
Suguru made a vain attempt to break in from his spot in the back seat.
“Can we listen to Queen?”
Ieiri scoffed from the passenger seat. “Suguru, take your old man music on your old man cassette tape and shove it up your ass.”
“Maybe it’ll help with my chronic constipation,” he mused as he read the label on the stool softener. “Thanks again for that Satoru.”
He turned around to glare at him.
“Well you were acting like you were constipated!”
“Satoru!” Ieiri shrieked. “You’re driving! Keep your fucking eyes on the fucking road!”
Suguru smiled to himself.
So much for faking it.
~
They miraculously arrived at the hotel in one piece. Satoru had driven them further up the coast and found a place right on the beach.
When they got to their room Ieiri collapsed on the bed.
“Okay chuckleheads. I call the bed, you two can bunk on the floor.”
“What do you guys want to do first?” Suguru asked.
“Recover from my near death experience,” Ieiri deadpanned.
Satoru just rolled his eyes. “I got us here alive. And I didn’t even hit that frog.”
He set his bag down and pulled some papers out.
“We should probably leave the room now. I have an entire itinerary planned out.”
~
They spent Friday just walking around the local shops and sampling all the different foods there were to try. They had dinner at a soba place where Satoru nearly scalded his tongue trying to eat too fast.
“Eat slowly,” Suguru jested. “Or you’ll need these tomorrow morning.”
He pulled the stool softener out of his pocket and placed it next to his friend. Then he flagged down the waitress.
“Excuse me, where’s the nearest pharmacy? My friend needs to stock up on this.”
Instead of getting angry Satoru just started laughing after the waitress left.
“You stupid dick,” he wheezed.
Suguru snorted and tossed the medicine in the trash. Ieiri smiled despite herself and continued to eat her meal.
~
On Saturday they woke up and drove to The Churaumi Aquarium and worked their way through all three floors. Suguru sat in front of a massive tank that contained a whale shark, stingrays, and a plethora of different fish.
He sketched it so he could paint later. He was getting excited thinking of different techniques to emphasize the light that highlighted the magnificent patterns that decorated the shark's skin. He flipped back a few pages to look at his sketch of the ocean he’d done two weeks ago. It made him a little sad but he couldn’t say why.
When he looked up he spotted a girl in front of him strolling alongside the whale shark. Her braid swung back and forth as she walked. Before he knew it she’d worked her way into his sketch.
“Miss Amanai!” a voice called.
A woman came racing towards her.
“What’s wrong Misato?” she asked.
“What’s wrong?” she asked in an incredulous tone. “ You don’t wander off by yourself. Your parents have been worried sick.”
The girl scoffed. “I’m not a child Misato, I’m fourteen.”
Misato gave the girl a look and she quickly sprinted back the way she came. Her caretaker chased after her, nearly knocking Satoru over in the process.
He and Ieiri walked towards Suguru and sat down beside him.
“Are you almost done? We were gonna hit the beach.”
He nodded. “Yeah let’s go.”
~
The beach was rejuvenating. Suguru sat in the sand and watched as Satoru tried to chase Ieiri with a sea cucumber. It backfired when a wave knocked him on his ass and the sea cucumber went flying back into the ocean.
~
While the three of them attempted to build a sandcastle a group of girls approached them. Satoru stood up almost expectantly.
“Can we help you beautiful ladies?” he smoothly asked.
Ieiri made a gagging noise and Suguru chuckled.
“Um,” one of the girls spoke up. “Actually I was wondering if your friend was single.”
Satoru looked over to Suguru with a flabbergasted expression, entirely unfamiliar with not being the center of attention when it came to these types of things.
“Yes,” Suguru answered.
The girl held out a piece of paper. “Here’s my email address. You can send me a message if you want or whatever.”
He smiled and took the paper.
“Thank you.”
~
“Are you a freaking idiot!” Satoru howled. “What do you mean you’re not going to email her?”
Suguru shrugged. “What’s the point? We’ll never see eachother again.”
“She even saw through that hideous shirt you’re wearing,” Ieiri joked.
“Maybe she’s into Magnum, P.I.,” he snorted.
Apparently girls liked old man hawaiian shirts.
~
Later that night the three of them shared a small bottle of scotch Satoru had swiped from his dad’s personal collection.
They sat on the beach and passed the bottle around, mindful not to drink too much. In the morning they’d have to drive back to the airport to meet their class.
“Well I think we can mark this trip as a success,” Satoru gloated.
“Yes Satoru, you and your genius brain put this entire plan in motion. Is that what you want to hear?” Ieiri teased.
“Well I had fun,” Suguru admitted.
“Ha! Two against one. You lose!”
“Shut up and pass the scotch dumbass,” Ieiri ordered.
“I’ll miss you guys,” Suguru murmured.
His friends stopped their lively banter and turned their attention to their friend.
“What do you mean? Are you going somewhere?” Satoru asked.
He sighed.
“Nothing. Forget I said anything.”
“Suguru,” Ieiri prodded. “What’s wrong?”
“Nothing, it’s just…it’s just that sometimes I have a difficult time seeing my own future. Shit that sounds so fucking stupid. I guess…I’m just anxious about the future. Will there ever be a time I don’t feel like shit?”
“Everyone feels like shit sometimes. Especially if they're around bad people,” Satoru said with a knowing look.
They all knew who he was alluding to.
“Yeah,” Suguru cleared his throat. “I guess you’re right.”
“Suguru, you're a stupidly talented artist and you’re a good person,” Ieiri admitted.
“And you’ll never have to face the future alone. We’re best friends,” Satoru assured him.
“But you need to live your own life,” Ieiri reminded him. “Don’t run away from the unknown.”
He smiled and covered his face. “I don’t hate you guys.”
~
In the early hours of the morning, Suguru woke up shoulder to shoulder between Satoru and Ieiri on the hotel bed. The room was still dark and the only noise was his friend's shallow breathing.
Outside the ocean waves crawled onto the sand, creating a soothing lullaby when gently tapped down.
He took a deep and closed his eyes, imagining his future and discovering a light.
~
The End.
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