Luck was the honey that sealed Suzuki's throat. It left her unable to speak, yet made it easy for her to voice words of love.
She loved everything in the world, and the world loved her in return.
She accepted the package from Natsume and thanked the boy.
The cat box gave a faint cracking sound. Sunlight slipped in, carrying the scent of sakura mochi, and greeted her with a hello.
Suzuki had also been to Yokohama.
“But he never got an explanation from Dazai. Instead, he heard the young woman say softly, ‘You can call me Mom.’”
And then there were two more children.
Suzuki Yuki walked among humankind, using the power in her hands and the red threads symbolizing fate to bind those who had so easily left, their regrets and wishes keeping them firmly in the human world.
[Natsume] In progress
[Bungo Stray Dogs] In progress
[Seven Colors] Not started
[Jujutsu Kaisen] Not started
[Suizi] Not started
[One Piece] Not started
[Friend's collaborative story: [Comprehensive] The Civil Affairs Bureau Will Smash Your Heads Together, and All Lovers Under Heaven Will Become Siblings]
[Please read the warnings: This has romantic pairings, but the main goal is to prevent character deaths, so please be cautious about shipping anyone.
In another sense, this is a Mary Sue story, but please don't project yourself onto the heroine.
All pairings follow the original works. There's a spoonful of darkness, but the ending is happy.
The heroine is entirely nonhuman, so don't expect her to have any purely good qualities.
The heroine has messy relationships with various characters. It's not a clean romance, but she ends up with none of them.
The story will involve tormenting the boss, the boss, and Mahito. I will definitely finish it, since I'm writing it alongside my friend's story.
Yes, I've revised it again. I repent. At worst, I'll get back on track and write a short story, or pick up the old character setup and start over.]
[This is self-indulgent writing, so it may not be very good. If anyone is out of character, that's my fault, not the character's. The characters' values aren't the author's values. I enjoy all kinds of pairings.]
Theme: If you find yourself in the mire, why shouldn't you be allowed into heaven?
