[Filtered 2/2]addedtoyourdebtSeptember 28 2008, 22:09:42 UTC
At any rate, it's hardly troubling me other than the fact that I don't understand what I owe to you the significance of it.
Perhaps you might help? I could explain to you what I've remembered, and perhaps there's a chance, if we're from the same place, you can shed light on it?
The memory in particular was of a woman I believe I met by chance while I was visiting Paris. I stopped and spoke to her for some time, and I remember the details of our conversation quite clearly, but little else. I do recall that she spoke fluent Japanese, and was also a skilled pianist and was working as a tutor.
It shouldn't strike me at all odd, of course. She was quite a pleasant and happy woman, so I have no objections to remembering our conversation. What was odd was that, I recall, on her mantelpiece was a photograph of you, Haruhi, myself, and several others. Which makes me wonder whether or not she was really simply a stranger.
[He sighed, and smiled]
But, of course, it's doubtful you would have any insight into that, would you?
((Btw, is the entry at all hackable?))
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Helloo~~ how are you, darling?!! Were you affected by the switch at all? Any memories for you?
((ooc: yup and edited as such~))
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Why is this so difficult
Ah, there actually was something. But I doubt you'd want to hear it, since you seem so tired of memories.
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Really, Kyouya, if it's important I think that you should tell me. I'd like to know. Are your memories troubling you?
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Perhaps you might help? I could explain to you what I've remembered, and perhaps there's a chance, if we're from the same place, you can shed light on it?
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Please, please, share with me anything you like. I would love it if I could help you, Kyouya!
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The memory in particular was of a woman I believe I met by chance while I was visiting Paris. I stopped and spoke to her for some time, and I remember the details of our conversation quite clearly, but little else. I do recall that she spoke fluent Japanese, and was also a skilled pianist and was working as a tutor.
It shouldn't strike me at all odd, of course. She was quite a pleasant and happy woman, so I have no objections to remembering our conversation. What was odd was that, I recall, on her mantelpiece was a photograph of you, Haruhi, myself, and several others. Which makes me wonder whether or not she was really simply a stranger.
[He sighed, and smiled]
But, of course, it's doubtful you would have any insight into that, would you?
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She's--
You said, a pianist? Fluent Japanese, she... she's okay. Mère..
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But it isn't important, if you don't know. I do appreciate your taking the time to listen to me go on about this, however.
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I'm.. very glad that you told me, Kyouya. Very glad. Thank you so much. I can't even think of how I could possibly repay you for this information.
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I wouldn't trouble yourself over that, Tamaki.
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