This is an ordinary love story of an extraordinary romance.
The dream that Asu had hinted to her of the awaiting fate ahead. The precognition that Kazuki saw told him of the inescapable destiny.
From the worst meet-up to the worst break-up, they we...
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After the biggest argument between Kazuki and Asu, their life returned to how it used to be- until the day when an impulsive decision changed their lifestyle.
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'If I could speak, I would tell you how much I love you. If you look into my eyes, you will find how much you mean to me. Because I learned what love is from your eyes, too.'
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I don't remember the face of my mother, nor her scent- precisely, my biological mother. However, I remember her heartbeat. It was calming and soothing. That was the oldest memory I have- before I opened my eyes from my longest dream.
Translucent windows were what connected me with the new world- to me, at least. I learned what friends were and also what enemies were. For example, my awkward friend- the Shihtzu, and my nosy neighbour- the Poodle. Sometimes, some two-legged friends dropped by. However, they never stay for long.
Unlike my scaredy-cat siblings, I found enjoyment in this new world. I loved to invite my friend to play, though she never accepted my invitation. I found pleasure in picking a fight with my neighbour, though I don't always win. I enjoyed the company of my two-legged friends, though they never returned as promised.
However, it did not take long for me to realise that no one stays; everyone leaves eventually. I still remember the morning when my friend, the Shihtzu, left- without saying goodbye. I also remember the evening when one of my siblings got brought out of our room- and never came home.
