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Sometimes I wish we could be kids again.
“You got a free concert. Be grateful.”
“The more you put out into the universe, the more chances something happens.
The kiss only lasts a moment. But the feeling of it lingers
I wish I knew the ending to our story sooner. Maybe it wouldn’t hurt as much.
“I knew you were lucky,” Haru says with a wink.
“In honor of the Star Festival?” “Or of us meeting.”
It’s funny how some people walk into your life. A few hours ago, we didn’t even know each other. Maybe we’re meant to take the wrong train sometimes.
“I was waiting to give this to you,” he says quickly. “My phone number to stay in touch.”
It’s a feeling that comes and goes, reminding me that even in a crowded room, I’m still alone. That no one even knows I’m here. It’s like there’s a wall between me and the rest of the world. I’m always on the outside, staring through a screen.
“I noticed you standing alone all night. I’ve been building up the courage to ask you for a dance.”
I’ve never danced with another guy before.
Suddenly, I feel like the main character of the story.
That something about tonight isn’t quite the same.
I lie there on the rooftop for the rest of the night, wishing he were still here with me.
I’m still not used to a world without him in it.
You forget how much you miss someone until they’re right in front of you again.
There’s nothing but an empty chair where he should be sitting.
“Maybe we knew we’d meet again.”
I didn’t even get your number.
When I realize no one is coming, I make my way to the train station, wondering how I let him slip away again.
Eventually I just shut my eyes until the rest of the world drifts away.
“I think it’s meant to show what it feels like to fall in love.”
“It was real to them.”