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Tweak says, "You come from sad whale family"

Aoi, Misaki (pinksunbeam) wrote in disappear_rpg,
@ 2009-10-15 21:01:00

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keiichi, misaki

Who: Misaki and Keiichi
Where: Campus around some Sakura trees
What: A chance to breath, talk and appologize
When: After she's been let out of her room.
Why: She needs a shoulder to cry on.

Misaki sighed deeply as she wandered around the campus. She'd unwrapped her hands but they were still sore from trying to pull at the boards on the windows. Walking around was giving her a chance to think, and she sat down under some cherry trees. Putting her head down she cried quietly. She had to get this out of here and be strong. Not only for Maeko-chan, but the others. She felt bad for Kanaye especially. After what had happened. All the hell that they had been going through. Tears slipped down her face and she tried to wipe them away.

"Why? Why did this have to happen. Maeko-chan...I'm so lost right now..." she muttered to herself and kept her head down.

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pinksunbeam
2009-10-22 01:26 am UTC (link)

Misaki nodded, not being honest with him hurt. She was worried despreately about Maeko, but she also didn't understand why she was feeling things for everyone. Was it normal to care about someone so much that you wanted to see them again and again?

Blinking her eyes some and sniffed, "Yeah, I'm sure we will. I'm just worried that the shadows are getting stronger and stronger the more we know about people."

She looked up at him, "I didn't think she would become a shadow Sempai, I didn't."

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keiito
2009-10-22 01:37 am UTC (link)

"People who become Shadows are seemingly the ones who repress things. In that sense...you and I having our blowups was probably actually a good thing, you know?"

What exactly Maeko was repressing Keiichi didn't know, though he supposed they'd find out soon.

This conversation was essentially going nowhere, Keiichi realized. "Is there any way I can help," he asked, finally.

Maybe that would help focus things.

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