STORY OF MY LIFE

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Reads 34
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Parts 3
Time 16m

Aya Murazaki is a twenty-five-year-old engineer that has been leading a rather boring life.  Most of her time is spent working inside a factory for electronic goods, and whatever free time she has is spent for rest.  There are no fireworks, no milestones, no time for family and friends.  Youth is evading her quickly.

A certain beauty queen once said that she would want to go back to the past, not to change anything, but to experience it twice.

In Aya's case, if indeed she's given that opportunity, will she keep it the way it has been and end up the same, or will she change and re-write her story?All Rights Reserved

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