"What do you mean,
nothing's wrong with it?"
I was baffled."Well, it's more specific to say
I can't find anything at all
that's wrong about it,"
Toto spoke back.The short
chubby boy
went to the calls log--He made calls,
sent messages,
took pictures or videos,even plugged it into
his computer to analyze
the software.
"It might just be a game bug,"
he suggested,
"it might seem annoying that you
can't delete it, somehow,
but it's not affecting your phone
so I think you can live with it."
At that, I scoffed.
"Well, that sucks,"
"I guess it really was just
a very shitty game."
Toto sighed,
"You really should stop
calling it that.If you liked the game,
it's a nice game."
I tucked the phone
into my pocket
and stood up straight,"Well," I shrugged,
"if I play it in public,
people ask me why I play
a cancer game."
"Who cares
what people think?"
he rolled his eyes.
"Tatty-nerd Toto doesn't,
that's for sure," I muttered,"I admire your confidence,
but that's about it with us, Toto."
"Well, I'm hurt,"
he stoically returned to his
PC, not missing a beat to falter,
"it's been an eventful five years."
"We have literally
nothing in common,
tater tot,"
I teased.
"We both suck
at socializing,"
he offered.
"I stand corrected."
They were silent
for one long moment,
revelling in the tacky-tick-thuck
of the keyboard chattering away.
"Coffee?" I offered.
"Now you're being
a nice friend,"
Toto grinned.
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Rulekeeper (CPN)
Fantasy『 You should have deleted this game while you could. 』 There is an order to everything in the world-- that is the phrase that embodies my 'rare job' in this mobile game. But every fun game has a hidden route, a hidden adventure that is only unlocke...