Oh yeah. This was bad. Grabbing a chair and ignoring the woman who had brought him in, Takaya crossed his arms and glared at the wall. He wasn't going to participate in this bullshit. Being told he had 'company' and that he should he happy about it had ruined what was otherwise an okay day
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Aizawa, Ide, and Mogi had to have been busy with the case back home. They probably thought he'd taken a break or bailed on them, and he always seemed to be in the way, so they were probably enjoying it. At least Aizawa didn't have anyone to get onto now. The only other person Matsuda could possibly think of, since this place could raise the dead, would be here to visit his son. His own parents, then? Would they really come visit him, though, or would they just be disappointed at where he'd landed himself, and would they really go along with this place like L had told him? He really didn't want to get lectured, if that was the case. He had ( ... )
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"I...no, that's not it. If anything, reality is too good for me, I just..." He didn't know how to end it. In the short amount of time that he'd been here, Matsuda had seen several things that he never really wanted to come across again, and he came from a world essentially controlled by a murderer that they'd been unable to catch for five years. Both of those would, for the most part, really suck compared to this life. "I don't know," he finished lamely ( ... )
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