For the first fifteen years, she belonged to herself: Kamiki Nanako.
For the next five, she was a pawn of her family.
For the decades that followed, she was Mrs. Yagyu, belonging to no one.
She would always remember the scorching sunset at thirteen, the empty streets, the emptiness in her heart.
And she would always remember the pristine wedding at nineteen, the crowded guests, the cold bedroom.
She remembered it all: their unhappy, wretched fates.
You are the bookmark I keep on page seven, pointing toward my heart.
A few things to know:
1. As always, this is a gentle, warm, literary story.
2. The main story takes place at Rikkai.
3. There might be a little angst.
4. Yagyu is the male lead.
5. OOC warning. There may be mistakes, so please be gentle with your feedback.
6. I started this after a late-night bout of daydreaming, so updates will be irregular.
Theme: As long as you keep hoping, a little light will find its way in.
Super good-looking🫶🏼 Bilushi's bg has always been very rare😭Thanks to Laws🥺
Because he likes her, after knowing that she likes Yagyu, he has been silently helping her and bringing them together. I finally said my feelings that I had never expressed, but I didn't want to embarrass her, so I tried to make her think it was a joke 🥺 Yukimura Seiichi, don't you like it too much?
It may really be due to age changes, and now I am no longer able to accept this view of "choosing the person you like rather than the person who likes you". I am more inclined to live with the purpose of making myself more comfortable, and to leave people or things that make me uncomfortable as soon as possible, and no longer torture myself to get the likes of others, especially my ex-girlfriend or a man who has a deep love for me. Even if I fall in love, I will fall into endless doubts about "does he like me?" "Does he still like her?"
Well written!! Come on!
I want to read Yukimura Seiichi's story! (*??人?*)Please
Just saw it ! A3b4 Woo woo woo, is it still too late?
Don't Japanese girls change their husband's surname when they get married? I thought the heroine didn't change her surname for other reasons, but Uncle Yagyu's daughter should have changed her surname.
Does Yukimura like Kamiki?
The memory is long gone. I only remember Irie's emotional line from the Hokkaido article.
No! It's beautifully written in big letters, come on