BIG FISHES, rizuna ann
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  • Reads 7,671
  • Votes 397
  • Parts 22
  • Time 1h 57m
Complete, First published Dec 27, 2022
Mature
BIG FISHES
ATE LITTLE
FISHES UP. . .



˗ˏˋ Ever since the day she was born, Ishikawa Saki thought the world was still asleep, as no light reached her every time she opened her eyes. There were no colors, no figures, and no scenery-just sounds, tastes, and senses.

For many years, as she grew up, Saki had a hard time settling down to forgive God for forgetting to lift the curtain covering her eyes. However, the day fireworks, snakes of light she heard could light up the whole sky, appeared out of nowhere, leaving Tokyo submerged in a deathly silence, she knew everything was about to change for her.



【aib, season one.】
【1.1.23 ★ 6.2.23】
【completed.】
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23 parts Ongoing Mature

" What is your problem? Do you hate me that much?" she yelled. 'No' "Yes," he lied. She paused for a second, " Is that why you never say you love me back?" her voice cracked. 'I was scared that you would leave' " Does it matter?" Tears rimmed her eyes. 'Please don't cry' "Are you done?" . . . . Sarcasm vs sarcasm, betrayal vs trauma Y/n Azumane found someone that annoyingly makes her constantly restrain herself from yeeting him off a building. She feels like she can't make a mistake, because he would definitely catch it and use it against her; as she does to him. But what they failed to realise was that their back and forth fuelled a fire- its flames burning brighter with every passing day.