"Do you remember the teddy bear I brought home when I was seventeen?" Christine asked, leaning against him.
"Of course I remember." A genuine smile finally appeared in Hakuba Saguru's eyes. "You were tiny back then, stubborn, and quiet."
"You wanted a stuffed bear as tall as you, but I wouldn't buy one because you said you'd just sleep cuddling it."
Christine chuckled softly. "And you bought it anyway."
"Only because you walked straight out of the store with the bear. I had no choice but to pay."
As Hakuba Saguru recalled the past, his gaze held an indescribable longing, his features as gentle as flowing mercury. "But you hurt your foot as soon as you left the store."
"In the end, you carried the bear and I carried you all the way home."
"Perhaps it's because I don't think Mr. Roderick is the sort of person who would hold a funeral for himself." Hakuba Saguru winked at him. "On the contrary, this is the end of his own ideals."
Theme: Young people shouldn't be so stubborn. Isn't it better to be an upbeat young socialist?
Fortunately, I got it! Although I can't understand it, the writing style is really great!
Click on the paw print and ask for an understandable explanation. I really can't understand it QAQ
It's so good now, the Tieba forum has been swallowed.
I like it so much. The writing is so good. It's written in the style of the Republic of China. It's also very well thought out. I've rarely seen anything written by Detective White Horse hahaha.
Orz was swallowed in the post bar, but I didn't expect to see it here! So excited!!!
Both articles are very interesting, but who is the White Horse Detective?