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[dr_seahorse]

While the disappearances of those close to us here can be hurtful, I suppose, in a way, we should also be grateful. Especially when the one who was returned is a child. I'm sure she'll be happier back at home.

It seems I have run out of books to read. If anyone has any suggestions that I might be able to find here, I would greatly appreciate

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[icyconformist]

You're right. She'll probably be much happier and safer a home.

[dr_seahorse]

It will most likely be better for her as well.

/slaps T key

[icyconformist]

I sincerely doubt this city would be better for anyone.

;-; poor T...

[dr_seahorse]

I suppose you have a point.

[cozmic_travel]

Hmm... Yes. This is no place for children...

[dr_seahorse]

No, it isn't.

[cozmic_travel]

... I suppose I should know better than to ask how you are doing.

[dr_seahorse]

I'm fine, and yourself?

[moarcowbell]

Ah, I'll miss being called Niisan.

Allow me to write you a book

[dr_seahorse]

I'm sure she would miss doing it as well.

No.

[moarcowbell]

It made me feel important.

How come?

[dr_seahorse]

Perhaps someone else will call you that.

I prefer to read published books.

[haveahug]

Kisa-san... [:(]

I'm certain she'll be alright.

[dr_seahorse]

Yes, I'm sure she's fine.

[haveahug]

It's definitely better, where she'll be able to have proper food and warmth. [Will miss her, though.]

[dr_seahorse]

Yes, I agree. This is place can be hard for adults, it's only worse for children.

[curse_core]

It's aggravating, isn't it?

[dr_seahorse]

What do you mean?

[curse_core]

This place takes them without giving us notice.

[dr_seahorse]

It can be a little frustrating, yes.