The Departure (KnB Oneshot)

The Departure (KnB Oneshot)

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Wed, Feb 10, 2016
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After all, Tetsuya Kuroko would be forever in their hearts, and neither of them would ever forget about that promise. (OOC moments, probably. A little bit of Akakuro, and lots of feels (probably). Trigger warning: This story contains suicide and overdosing on drugs. Please read at your own risk.) T for mention of drugs and overdosing. !-MAJOR CHARACTER DEATH-! /Cover is not mine/
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