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by Jaika
Rated: 13+ · Monologue · Drama · #1389779
A couple meets for their last time as their seperate futures near them.
In that moment,
In the dwelling place of eternity,
hearts and souls...
Became clear to me...
It was as if I understood everything that has happened in my life all these years...
And... the time which was to come
I became unbearably sad...

Akari's warmth, her spirit,
How should I treat them,
where should I bring them?
That was something I did not know.

That we could not be together forever after this.
Was a fact I clearly grasped...
The vast lives we had ahead of us,
the boundless amount of time that laid unavoidably stretched out in front of us.

But...
The anxieties which I had caught sight of,
soon melted away.

And after that, only Akari's tender lips remained.

That night,
we stayed in a small barn beside a field.
Sharing an old blanket,
we talked long into the night.
And before we knew it,
we had fallen asleep.

In the morning,
I watched the sun chase away the stars.
I can feel her warmth overcoming the coldness in my heart.

I boarded the train which had started again.

Akari and I parted.

Akari...
Akari, you too, be well!
We'll write letters... and telephone too!
I did not tell Akari...
That I had lost the letter which I had written to her.
From before to after that kiss...
It seemed as though everything in the world has changed.
I strongly wished for the strength to protect her.
Just thinking that, as always...
I continued watching the scenery outside the window.
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