card, I questioned the young girl. At the very least, she had to be in her early to mid-twenties while she was doi

s a few times. Simply continue down this route until you reach the junction, at which point you should turn left

as she looked up from operating the register, "You new around here?" "Is it really that clear?" It made me laugh out loud. Despite the

owns are no more than hamlets. The dwellings of the vast majority of people who live in the town may be found farther

myself. The question is, "Why not just live in town?" "I can't tell for sure. It

y the girl behaved left me with little reason to be enthusiastic about school tomorrow. If thi

I finished the rest of this year, I would only have one more after that. If I

lumber. It was six o'clock in the morning, which provided

the morning. I silently crept out of my sleeping quarters and into the bathroom, trying to avoid

o did not have unusually light blonde hair, which helped to emphasize the fact that I was an anomaly in the family. In addition to this, I have a condition, which is a very rare sickness, and it mak

he had the same illness that she had. Even though I was Ashina's mother, I had a sneaky hunch that this was the reason why she didn't like me. I had a strange sense that t

uld happen every single month. The checks began coming to Ashinaa as well, not long after I moved in with her after I had

last school I attended, despite the fact that I had some wonderful friends there, there were always those pupils who bullied me because of the condition I

mplicated getup that consists of a standard pair of skinny jeans, a white tank top, an

my relief that the school wasn't situated in a particularly remote area. Walking there took up the majority of my day, and by the time I got to the school, practically all of the parking spaces were taken. Stu

e. My first stop was at the workplace, which I had no trouble locating at any point throughout my journey. Peop

p woman wearing a purple pinafore and large glasses that h

in her direction, and then intr

do so. My grandfather passed away when I was a child. "What a lovely moniker." The woman seemed like she was having fun as she rummaged through the pile of

ponse and then turned to leave the

st given me at the moment when I inadvertently ran into

coming off of him. The moment I sat down, my bottom fell with a thud on the floor, and there was an immediate silence in the

. I had never seen two lads who looked like they did before; it seemed as if they ought to have been featured on the cover o

le on their bodies, they nonetheless managed to keep their bodies in an athletic shape. The hair on top of one of the twins' heads was buzzed short, while the hair on the sides and back of his

as stunningly lovely in th

the woman's face was deformed into the shape of a heart as sh

I were a worthless piece of trash. My attention was immediately drawn to the two god-like twins who were towering above me, so I only gave the blonde the briefest of l

ll my eyes, but before I could stop myself, I had already

ht among the blondes. When you do this again, make su

spoken with me in any way, shape, or form was perplexing to me since I was unable to determine if this was a good or bad turn of events. The look in their eyes w

are all on its own because I had