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Article #6513 min read
He Once Passed Along Sunflower Street
Koharu had lived on Sunflower Slope ever since she was small, and she was a great deal like the place itself: quiet, still, sparing with words.
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Article #6415 min read
A Delicate Heart, Tears Falling with the Wick
Sometimes the sadder kind of story could still make Miyazaki Mio cry without restraint.
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246 Tickets to Heaven
In truth, no one ever understood why Kamiya Zhan came to work part-time at the crematorium.
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It's Too Late for Us to Start Over
Thin, broken strands of song came through my headphones. That night, the track he played was Karen Mok's "Ten Minutes Before Midnight." The special hiss of consonants, the tongue...
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Article #6114 min read
After the Dream, We Finally Grew Up
Asakawa Shio's mother was a madwoman. That was the thing the whole town of Chosei spoke of in fear.
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If This City Held Only You and Me
The first time I met Kanzaki Chenxi, he had a thick, untidy stubble, a pair of severe black-rimmed glasses, a cigarette between his lips, and pale, long fingers tapping a black...
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Article #5919 min read
Where Heaven Is, I Will Find You
Perhaps learning to let go is one way of becoming happy. By the time I rushed into the glittering chaos of the Green forum meetup, light and shadow were crossing everywhere and...
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The Boy Who Blushed
Many years later, when a taxi circled the streets around the railway station again and again, Shiraishi Misaki thought of that boy who had been about her own age and finally...