After watching a couple of episodes off of the series that Akira had been watching, she started to feel an uncomfortable gaze hitting her. Or rather, she just had a slight feeling that someone was looking at her. However, she couldn't see anyone in the window from the veranda, and it didn't feel like it was there the gaze came from either. Or at the very least, it wasn't there she assumed the gaze came from. She returned to her series but quickly noticed that the cardboard boxes that would normally be covering the small crack in the wall were moved aside. However, she was the only one knowing about the hole... Right?<br/><br/>She slowly shifted around a little, still watching the series, for then to quickly get up and crawl over to the hole, looking into it, only to meet another eye. She felt a light blush grow up on her cheeks, but at the same time, it was sort of enjoyable. She had never seen herself in that kind of light, never expected her to be enjoying such a thing, but in the end, she did. She looked him in the eye for a little bit before crawling back and standing up, only her legs being visible as she started collecting up some new clothes. She knew she had to talk about this to her neighbor, or else he'd just cover over the hole.<br/><br/>She ended up in a pair of light-blue panties with a matching bra, wearing a dark-blue skirt over the panties and a white blouse with a beige cardigan over that again. She quickly walked over to the door and put on a pair of slightly raised boots, for then to quickly leave her apartment, turning off the lights while opening the door. She didn't lock the door after herself, it was just a couple meters over to the guy living next door after all. She pressed the doorbell twice before taking a few steps back, waiting for him to open. She started to quickly think through what to say. She wished she had thought it through a little better, but there was no helping it. She couldn't just hope that he was totally fine with keeping the hole exposed, the chance that they both were interested in leaving it like it was would be pretty minimal, and she was quite the pessimist as well.