Casual mornings were 'a-dime-a-dozen' for the orange-haired teen. iPod in hand and his jacket over his shoulder, the male walked, once again, down Bakers Street: his eyes scanning the familiar scenery as his head bopped to his favorite song. Being 14, the male stood a lot to gain by keeping his image of the 'distant enigma' he had aspired to be as he grew; seeing as his father and sisters were as vibrant and cheerful as they could be, even in character, he had always tried to be different. After all, what use was it to be just like everyone else?
Strolling down the familiar, hazy maze-ways of downtown, the male couldn't help but halt as he heard rustling and short whispering noises coming from an alleyway a couple meters in front of him. Casually turning his head as he walked past, all he could glance to see was violet, red, and orange hair in a group of kids slightly younger than him huddled close together.
Ichigo would see the trio often over the months to pass; from the raven-haired female running in and out of the dance studio he himself frequented as he entered late at night, to the other pair waiting for her outside to sneak away before anyone could catch them. As time passed, Ichigo thought to disregard them; after all, they weren't bothering him, so he didn't see any reason to approach them.
In his own life, the male spent his time between studying, reading comics, and boxing. The time he spent in the dance studio was mainly to jump rope, work on his form and signature moves, and workout while being able to watch himself; the gym was too crowded for his taste, preferring to be alone and without anyone to watch him. However, in these workout sessions, especially the time he spent there later in the night, he would sometimes bring out the boombox he had bartered there and practice something else. Having seen many a dance-battle in the streets of the city, Ichigo couldn't help but be intrigued by their sharp turns, mind-bending acrobatics, and smooth movements. This was so out of character for him that he constantly made sure that not a soul would see him when practicing his dances, being that the effort was not in his character, and could be seen as a form of hindering judgement by anyone who knew him for his boxing talent.
Months turned into years as the male continued: day-to-day training, medals won, titles claimed, and a reputation obtained; Ichigo was content with his life. Though, he would never admit or be seen indulging in his secondary hobby, even with its entrancing hold on his heart.