Dark Midday

The author's writing is excellent; I like this descriptive style, and the dialogue doesn't feel out of place. But I don't quite understand the ending. Did the female lead not die because she had already atoned for her sins, or was she forgiven? Or perhaps she has to go through this torment in every life, but each time she forgets the appearance of the male protagonist & Buster?

The way the main character speaks seems to resemble the style of translated foreign suspense novels I used to read.

Why were they forgiven? Wouldn't it have been better to atone together?

Forgetting is both a kind of sadness and a kind of happiness.

It's so beautiful~~~ I love it to death

It's a strange story, but I like it!

Although I don't quite understand the reasoning behind it yet, I still really like this kind of writing.

Bitter What weighs on my heart is an oblivion that will never be forgotten. Even more painful It is for this painful memory that is unforgettable. And a peaceful and happy existence A painful abandonment Lurking in everyone's heart What is it again? Sakura, have I ever told you that your short stories, though concise and refined, are all the more breathtaking in their emotional depth?

Great article! I kind of want to read the Earl D series of stories~~ Continue, continue

Great, absolutely great! The author's writing style is quite good.