Forget Me Not [T. Muichiro × Reader]

༺Epilogue༻

He survived the battle with Muzan, everyone was gald that it was over but a high price was paid...

Many died but they will be remembered. Always.

The survived ones started their own journeys and as for the mist hashira, he refused to acknowledge the death of her...

Everyday, he came to the same place where they met up. The field of forget-me-nots.

How he wished to see her again...

16 years later...

He wandered around as always and stared at her house at the top. He finally decided to go there... after grieving all these years.

Everything was the same, the furniture, the teacups and everything else, except for the dust that gathered.
Something caught his eyes, something was showing out from the old closet.
He opened it and found the old kite and the long withered flower crown he made years ago.

Somehow the kite was still in a good shape. She took good care of it.

He saw the texture of something written at the back thanks to the sunlight that shone trough the open window. He turned it around and tears formed in his eyes again.

On the back was written 'Mui must come back safe.'

It took him a while to calm down, then he decided to kite on the field.

Against the backdrop of the clear blue sky, the kite soared gracefully, dancing with the wind in a harmonious rhythm. Its vibrant colors painted streaks of joy against the blue canvas, and the steady pull on the string conveyed a sense of stability as it navigated the currents effortlessly. He stared at the kite lost in thoughts until a strong breeze flew against him.

It caused the kite to fall and fly behind him. He of course chased after it so he won't lose it. The kite landed in front of someone.

He stopped and stared at the female teen who picked the kite up. Another breeze flew past him as if the land underneath them also recognised the owner of this land. The girl looked at the man with her shiny sky blue orbs.

"Mister, is this kite yours?" she asked with a friendly smile.

She was back.

It was fate all along.

It was fate that brought them together once again.

完

Author's Note:
In the past it was normal to marry young girls with a... big age gap so...