[Run with the Wind] The Moon and the Stars

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Even though it hurts so much, even though I'm so miserable, why can't I just give up?

A girl who felt the same way left her hometown and came to Tokyo, where she met the people of Chikuseiso...

From then on, even the moon could follow the stars in the Milky Way.

Wait...

Why is her life turning out like this?!

Kiyose Haiji (smiling politely): She's coming with me. A-Run, don't follow us.

Kakei Riku (stubbornly): I-I'm going too! (Want some privacy? Keep dreaming!)

Tsukimisato Ren: ...

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Tips:

1. Short story. Any character derailment is on me.

2. Is anyone still reading this in 2025? (stares at the sky)

3. The main story is a sandwich. Please enjoy, but beware the melodramatic love triangle.

4. Both Haiji and A-Run have one-on-one endings. Everyone else is just friends.

5. The heroine's age is based on the original novel. She's a first-year student at Kansei University, not a high schooler.

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Here's a preview of an upcoming story:

It'll start once I've had time to prepare.

[Skate Dance / Medalist] The Monster on the Ice

Tachibana Saki, once known as "the Monster on the Ice," was injured in an accident during a competition and could no longer pursue the singles skating she loved most.

To return to the ice, she took the hand of a boy who had only started skating at fourteen.

Of course, she didn't just grab anyone at random...

Anyone chosen by "the Monster on the Ice" must be a monster too.

Eight years later, at the Winter Olympics, following his victory, Japanese skater Akabaneji pulled out a diamond ring.

"I give you my life and all the years I have left."

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↑For more details, check the story's page. One-on-one pairing with Akabaneji Tsukasa.

Theme: Never give up on your dreams