𝑃𝑟𝑒𝑚𝑖𝑠𝑒

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I wanted to inform you that I'm happy to be able to tell you this story. For me it's really important, it's a part of my life and my childhood. This story dates back to when I still was a child - there's a prequel to this story, but I could tell you more about it later if you like this one -, but I never thought about telling to other people - I think it's cause I thought no one would ever like it, in addition to the fact that I had designed it more for fun than to have someone read it or get to know it.
If I tell this story today it's cause I want to make known the story of these guys and their amazing and dramatic adventures - and lives above all. Always keep in mind that it was conceived by a middle school girl, so don't judge the story just because it might be strange or surreal at times, but do it critically and give me advice to improve myself.

Thx again, from your 𝓣𝒶𝓇𝓉𝒶𝓰𝓁𝒾𝒶



Japanese words that I'll use more often (for who doesn't know the Japanese):
· A tenshi = an angel
  Aibou = partner, companion
  Arigatou = thank you

· Bakemono = monster

· Demo = however, but

· Hai = si
  Himitsu = it's a secret

· Idol = singers who do other jobs besides singing

· Kawaii = cute
  Kyuketsuki = vampire

· Matte! = wait

· Nandemonai/nandemonaiya = nothing, it's nothing
  Neko = cat

· Okaasan = mom
  Ohayo = good morning
  Onee-san = big sister, sister

· Tadaima = I'm back home
  Tensai = genius
  Tsumannai = how boring, boring

· Usotsuki = liar
  Uragirimono = traitor

· Yatta = hurra

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