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She parted the curtains and spied a graceful crescent moon in the evening sky. For the first time in forever, she slid open the window, and leaned out for a better view of the city. Houses just like the one she lived in; tall condos, apartment buildings that looked, from where she stood, like matchboxes. In the distance, she could catch the lights flickering in the supermarket. They are all out there somewhere. Every one of them, in the same district as her.
Some people would never understand each other. In their world, Kokoro was the one at fault. The stronger ones could boldly attack her because they felt nothing they did was questionable.
That girl robbed me of time.
Dude :'(
“And the way Mr. Ida said, You’re pretty mature, as if he’s analyzing everything, makes me sick. He’s wrong anyway—it’s not that I’m so mature, those girls are just childish.
PERIODT
“Seriously? Doesn’t that only work because it’s you? You have to be pretty or they won’t let you get away with it.”
LMFAO
“Don’t let them get to you,” she said, her voice stern. “There are bullies like them everywhere, and there always will be.”
DILO
The rice balls were delicious, the winter sky was clear, and he could see a bird flying. This was a happy day, Ureshino thought to himself.
