Stitch #80.
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Perhaps one ought to be a little hedonistic about it and enjoy the company of others while one can since we can't know who might leave when.
I wonder if I even ought to be giving it so much thought; after all, she isn't here. After all, the high probability of neither of us remembering once we all go back, should I attempt to be a little forward here, is something that might be as much a blessing as a curse. After all, she's in love with Kurosaki, and even if he won't ever reciprocate given his feelings for Kuchiki-san, in the end, she still loves him. And she won't ever look at me in the way she looks at him.
Those are the facts.
And in a terribly related note, all I can do with Arisawa-san is pretend that I caught no particular, unsettling tone from her that day, and I fear I'm not doing a very good job.
... I sound like a teenager.
I hope Hargreaves-san does resume his investigation, or I may really need to try the impossible with laws here, anything not to waste time on this junk.
And finally, I wonder how long the Thunderwitch will stand for my ignoring her. On that note...
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[Filtered from Cirucci Thunderwitch 8)]
It seems my job with Meryl-san has ended before it even began. I apologize, Tomoyo-san. At least I still have the crafts store for income purposes - and also to keep from going mad from the drudgery.
Kuchiki-san, shall we do a measuring today?