Wie soll ich hoffnungsvoller in die Zukunft schauen, wenn das Vergangene noch an mir zerrt?
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Wie soll ich hoffnungsvoller in die Zukunft schauen, wenn das Vergangene noch an mir zerrt?
Blumio
Vielleicht. Vielleicht gehen wir wirklich verloren, um zu sehen wer uns folgt. Aber was ist, ja, was ist wenn es niemand tut. Wir alle Hoffnung darauf aufgebaut haben und der Schmerz am Ende größer ist als je zuvor? Ja. Was ist dann?
"I'm very... thankful that you're around."
"K….Komeada-kun…..I d-don’t know what to say besides I’m….thankful for h-having you."
"I'm very... thankful that you're around."
Touko still seems to be in some sort of sad daze at the moment.
"...."
She only barely manages to react to Komaeda's words, but immediately latches on as soon as they register in her mind.
Oh.
More snide remarks, hmm? At this point, even feeling anger would be a welcome distraction from the crushing depressive state she's been wallowing in for the past few days.
"You-! Don't think I didn't notice that pause in y-your sentence!! You had to force yourself to say even those meager words, didn't you?! If all you're going to do is thread together false sentiments then I'd rather not hear anything at all f-from you!"
(Sorry guys I can't finish tonight, work completely wiped me out + I shouldn't be pushing myself when all of this stress is already wearing me down. I might do these replies in the computer lab tomorrow during our free study time ehehe, or I'll actually study for my test on Friday.)
"Have you ever cried?"
"Yes-"
G
G - The last person I said ‘I love you’ to.
"…I can’t remember. That isn’t really a phrase I throw around loosely. It’s been a long time."