"Where are you taking me?" Tsukishima asked the girl, who was still dragging him by the wrist.
"Just you wait," (F/n) told him, "I promise it's worth your while,"
"Not like I had a choice anyway," Tsukishima told her.
(F/n) ignored what he said and continued to drag him along. They walked through many abandoned alleyways and streets, through neighborhoods and small woody areas. (F/n) finally came to a stop and Tsukishima looked up to see what she was looking at. He was completely stunned.
"These," (F/n) pointed to the landscape, "are the Koishikawa Korakuen Gardens,"
"They're," Tsukishima said quietly, "so beautiful,"
"I know," (F/n) smiled.
The two walked onto a stone path that had beautiful trees with red, yellow, and orange leaves. The moonlight was reflected in the water, illuminating the place around them.
"How do you know all these different places?" Tsukishima asked, looking at everything.
"Most of what I know I learned from being a ghost," (F/n) answered, "but this place I found when I was still alive,"
Tsukishima smiled sadly at her statement. He stopped walking and looked at the scenery. (F/n) was sitting on one of the bigger rocks. She had her knees up to her chest as she overlooked the water in front of them. The wind was blowing slightly, causing some of the older leaves to fall off the trees and into the water. He sighed, and sat next to (F/n), the rock being big enough for the both of them.
"Hey, (F/n)?" Tsukishima said quietly.
"Hmm?" she looked at him.
"Does it ever get," Tsukishima looked up, "lonely?"
(F/n) looked at him sadly. She looked over at the water and rested her chin on her forearms.
"Sometimes," she admitted, "don't get me wrong, I'm not sorry or sad for what I did," she told him, "but, I do miss someone who didn't make me feel like I was alone,"
