Kiyoshi nodded, looking a little relieved that Ryosuke was so...accepting of it, but at the same time, he knew that his twin would be all too upset about Kiyoshi leaving for university. They hadn't ever really been apart in their lives, so to suddenly be separated, it was hard to accept. Of course, on top of all this, he had his own conflicted feelings of if he even wanted to go to university. Was he doing it for himself, or for his parents?<br/><br/>His parents were strict with him, mostly because of the promise he showed in sports and academics. He was one of the star players on the basketball team, and he had 'so much going for him' as they always said. But he wasn't sure what he wanted in life. He had never been sure, not about much. He mostly went along with what his parents said he should do.<br/><br/>Except for wasting hours on video games. That was all his own idea, but it had only really started up once he and Ryosuke moved out of their parents' house.<br/><br/>He stood up and kicked at the dirt before following after his twin, watching him with a little envy at the flawless way he skateboarded. Sure, he was athletic in his own way, but it was a typical sort of athletic. He wished he had more skill in something like skateboarding, or anything else.<br/><br/>"I'll pay for the popsicles." He said softly, lost in his thoughts as he kicked at the ground again, making a pebble break out of the sidewalk crack and flip up into the air about an inch before falling back down. Kiyoshi kept walking, hands shoved in his pockets and thoughts wandering again as they headed back towards the popsicle stand.<br/><br/>"Are you sure you're okay with me going to university?"