MINE.exe | sora ; no game no life
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Last published Sun, Jul 10, 2016
"I know it seems like it's wrong, but I love you."
NEET. Not in Education, Employment, or Training.
A shut-in NEET like Sora obviously don't know how it is outside. His life lies in games. In puzzles, in simulations. He doesn't know what love is like. He doesn't know how to love a person affectionately, or even how it feels.
That's why destiny will teach him. But, how?
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