Lying is a Sin, A Sin Hanagaki Takemichi Commits Too Often

Lying is a Sin, A Sin Hanagaki Takemichi Commits Too Often

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Tokyo Revengers
In which Takemichi is sick, very sick and in fear or worrying everyone he keeps it a secret. And of course when things happen before they should, unprepared confrontation appears. "I lied to everyone...but I told the biggest lie to you." "H-how? I knew about your condition and didn't tell anyone!" "I told the biggest lie to you, when I told you I wasn't scared...I am, dying is so scary..." This is originally from my Ao3 account, xxxalexxx Has been translated to Spanish here on wattpad by @HaruBored
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This Bkdk fic is focused on the relationship between these two rivals. The mentality they gain from just knowing the other person, the thoughts, feelings, and touches they share. It all meant something, and it always had. If only it wasn't so agonizing to play this sick game with his childhood best friend, his first love. He'd always known, just never knew how to go about it. And man, did he go through with his feelings in the worst way possible. Had he known better? No, he was a kid. Did it stop him from the bullying and mental abuse as the years went on? No. He regrets his actions; it weighs on him and Katsuki Bakugou things about all he's done nightly. "I'm sick." He'd think to himself. He knew there had to be a change, a drastic one. Yet him being so oblivious and stupid led to consequences that cost him his life.

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