Heading to Ki's town.

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The Ki town and Ishida's shop was a memorable ride I'd never forget with Ms.Slate Azure.
I wish I could never permit that day go off yet the same time I think I don't deserve someone warmer to let my volcano liquefied.
"Why do you think that my son?" Mum asked frozenly.
"Because Ms. Azure, I really miss her presence, her accent, her winding moves, her fresh scant and of course her lighthearted attention I've been looking since years." He expressed the soberness.
Slate sitting besides Bilam had never imagined of being so much valued after her death but that's the saddest downcast you will always grief on someone's main loss. I never thought that he was bonded with me but that's enough, It hurts to see him weeping on unimportant person, again my existence meant everything to him.
"Dear son, look, I realized how much you loved her but she's gone now. She's staying in a better place. You have to lean on because thats what all we do, thats what all we know." She anguished.

Poor Bilam headed to the Ki's street and Ishida's shop where his moment were began with Slate. He loved her name, in short she was beautiful just like moon; fine and grayish yet charming. Crossing over at the little side street, the alley behind Ishida's shop looked empty. He waited till his bushed eye adjusted. He was in a dim, high-ceiling freight room. Dirty pale yellow light came through the little window beside the door and a skylight twenty feet up, but that was enough. Woody boxes and crates were stacked ten feet up the wall. Most of them were cardboard, and most had styrofoam packing pellets or shredded papers spilling out from the dilapidated pasteboard where's the picture was kept as a secret under the files. 

The picture could say million of words but her neck looked limped, the front seemed purple as if she had been indicating directly that she was about to quit before the snap was taking. He assimilated the trauma and took several deep breaths; expanding his lungs from the diaphragm and expelling the air in stages from the lower lobes to the mid-lobes to the upper lobes. He tried everything but couldn't get the rid of remembrance.

Like every counter with death, it had became a part of him.

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