I still remember that Midsummer Festival night, Urahara Kisuke and Toyama Nakaka, who had an ambiguous relationship, sat on the roof watching the fireworks in the sky.
She said to him: "Hey, Kisuke, if one day I leave, what will you do?"
He replied: "Then I have to wait for you until you come back."
She was silent for a while, and then seriously decided: "If that day comes, I promise, I will come back."
When the hypothesis comes true, he and she are no longer just one step away but close to the cliff; when a hundred years have passed, he still sticks to his vow, and she is willing to go through fire and water for the promise she made back then; where should they go, and how can they hold each other's hands tightly on the next Midsummer Festival?
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The child has no comments. It's so pitiful. Please post one~ [Let me be healthy]
The orange head was beaten again ~ laugh at it (it was rushed by the sky)
The child has no comments. It's so pitiful. Please post one~ [Let me be healthy]
The orange head was beaten again ~ laugh at it (it was rushed by the sky)