Psychotic Love

Psychotic Love

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sun, May 31, 20204h 38m
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~MODERN WORLD~ Being friends with Akechi was hard enough. Being in a relationship seems impossible. Knowing Akechi from listening to the news, you and your friends were talking about him and how he could change the world. Well, more like change the bad people in the world by taking them down. You had the opportunity to meet him, but you turned it down. Wouldn't you know it, your chance of meeting was fate. Running into one another at the train station, you notice he is not as cocky as you thought. Which leads to a sudden friendship which buds into a possible relationship.
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Back then, I had narrowly saved Goro Akechi from death. I remember it well, how close I was to losing him not only physically, but also mentally. His plot for revenge had shaped him into a weapon, designed to murder countless lives for the sake of his own retribution. I got him through that, and with some patience, we discovered a relationship that fell beyond the boundaries of friends. But it didn't last forever. His last words to me were his refusal to watch me serve jailtime for the crimes he commited at the Phantom Thieves expense. Before I could argue, he left, allowing Sae Niijima to take him in. But now, all of a sudden, my days change. Akechi and I both have a choice, one that will shape our future forever. The question is...what do we really want? Justice, or freedom?

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