Kiki and Shiro.

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/The Lovers/

Ahh, the relationship that never was. Kiki and Shiro. While Kiki has a strong infatuation with Shiro, there is no evidence that he feels anything for her except that she is "beautiful" when naked, as he stammers out after watching her take a bath. Oh, and the fact that she's a good "friend" and is helpful for the cause...but sorry Kiki, despite the fact that you desperately tried to strip Shiro's shirt off him, you're not getting any action tonight! Shiro's feelings for Kiki are more that she is a young girl -- beautiful in a childlike way, and not a thing of sexual lust or desire. Beautiful in the same sense that a mountain view is, for instance, not the way a Victoria's Secret model would be. (This is based on an average guy, namely Shiro's, assumed observation. I don't have a thing for Victoria's Secret models in the least bit.) In my view, Kiki certainly acts the part of a person older than 17, but to Shiro, she is a kid still and he can never see her the way he sees Ayna. (I guess in this case, seven years' time is a big difference.) Kiki has developed a adolescent "crush" on Shiro, which reveals that she is still an average teen, despite her place as a guerilla boss and heiress to her father's dominion. After said Big Emotional Bonanza occurs, when Michel screams at Shiro for hurting Kiki so much (revealing his protective feelings over Kiki, could be more? My researchers are looking into it.) Shiro seems dazed and oblivious to the prospect of Kiki's crush, and just monotonously dwells over Ayna's watch. (Like I said before, he has an obvious Watch Fetish.) When Kiki asks him about the woman's watch that he carries, I think she was just confirming to herself he wasn't gay. Because we ALL saw those looks of longing he gave Sanders....