It was wrong. It had to be.
Yurika had spent the day wandering the island, trying to clear her head and praying for another result.
No luck.
Now she was seated at her desk, pen at the ready, as she tried to find some way to explain this to Romeo. To Father Juliano. To anyone.
"You better be worth this," she muttered, placing her hand on her
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Of course she was. Could things possibly get worse?
"Good day," he said, sounding as though his day had been anything but.
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Great. Why did he always show up when she had something to tell him, but before she could figure out how? She was starting to think he had a Yurika-radar.
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"What, your father want you back in Verona for another set of meetings?" she asked, looking over at him. "Don't keep a girl in suspense."
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"Juliet -" his breath caught in his throat. "Juliet is here."
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She stood, quickly moving to her desk to pick up a thin white object and toss it at him. "Pretty sure he would have mentioned it if 'Mommy Juliet' were in the picture somewhere."
Her delivery probably needed work. Again. But Yurika was too frantic to care.
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"Jesus fucking Christ," he said, probably undoing any good he'd done for the state of his soul by confessing. "Are you sure? How long?"
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Romeo had his own religious beliefs on the subject, but he'd been known to be flexible about such things. The odd thing, though, was how almost happy he was about the prospect of a child, somewhere under the shock.
Juliet was nearly forgotten for the moment.
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"I'm sorry."
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If he didn't say he would be there for her, well, that was for a reason.
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"She's not real!" she hissed, shaking her head. "She can't be! She's dead, Romeo. This is some spell or illusion, some trick that Hinata girl thought up because she has a crush on you!"
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"I spoke to a priest," he continued. "She is my wife, and nothing can break that bond."
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"You said you loved me."
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