It had been about five days now since Akira arrived in Tokyo with what little luggage she had. Most of her things had been left in the apartment, seeing that most of the things she owned actually belonged there. There was only four medium-sized cardboard boxes and a square table there at this date. In the boxes, there was for the most part clothes, along with a cheap laptop, makeup, and a few magazines and books, along with a few pictures from her old high-school class, and some CD's that could be played with the laptop, seeing that she didn't own a CD-player herself.<br/><br/>Her plan for the upcoming years had been simple - Find a boyfriend, sex, more sex, some romantic stuff, and them probably a bit more sex. Her mind was however changed when she heard commotion in the neighboring room. Questioning why seeing that both her door and the neighboring apartment's door were closed, but found the answer rather quickly once she put out the lights when it was getting late. The thin slither of light shining through from the room besides her caught her interest, and she crawled out of her bed and up to the crack, studying it a little, before putting her eye up to it. And surely, she had pretty decent vision through to the apartment. Out of pure nervousness, she put a couple of the boxes over the small hole and went to sleep. The day after however, she got interested again, not sure why, but she slowly pushed aside the boxes and started looking in again.<br/><br/>It didn't become long before peeking through the small hole became really interesting. She guessed the two in the room were brothers seeing how close they appeared to be, as well as how they referred to one another. She tried her best to avoid being drawn back to the hole, but in the end, she failed every time and returned to the small hole to see more. The youngest boy was rather cute. She wasn't too sure about the older one, every time she looked, it seemed like he was sitting either out of her field of vision, or had his back facing towards her. However, with the youngest, his clothing style was a bit off, but she guessed it was just due to being home.  it was the same with her, though she enjoyed not wearing anything at all. There was no superior reason, she just felt more confident, and it was really relaxing as well. Plus, as a small bonus, it cut down on the amount of clothes that had to be washed. Everybody win!<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><br/>A couple days after the neighbor(s?) had moved in, looking into the neighboring life had already become a bad habit, but it was interesting to watch. It felt like watching a realistic movie, or something among those lines. It covered pretty much just an average life, which was sort of exiting in itself. Most TV overdid stories like this to the point of no return, so looking at a pretty mundane life became exiting in itself. Though, she felt kind of guilty of not sharing the pleasure. But, if she told the people that lived next door about the hole, it would be covered up for sure. So it was probably for the best to just shut up about it, and if they found out about it, they could (probably) come to an agreement.<br/><br/>About the same time that Shōgo's older brother left, Akira got out of the shower and returned to her room. She moved the short square table so it was besides her, with the laptop positioned on top of it. She hadn't noticed that she had forgotten to move the boxes back to where they were supposed to be, she simply became so distracted by the sound of a western drama with Japanese subtitles. Her English wasn't especially good, but the stories of the western TV-shows were a lot better than the Japanese ones in most of the cases, so she didn't mind reading the subtitles. Soon enough, the sound of English people speaking blared out of the small speakers of the laptop, loud enough to be heard in the apartment besides hers. However, she was the only one knowing about how easy it was to see through the hole in the wall, at least as far as she knew, so sitting naked on the floor in front of the hole she thought was covered up was no big hassle really.