I Met You After The End Of The World Light Novel Volume 4 – Oniisanbomber (1)

She sat in silence on the engawa, gazing at the horizon. When I tried to touch her hand, she inched away – a movement which hurt deeply. Eventually she turned to me. “Thank you for telling me everything.” She closed her eyes and breathed deeply. “I hope Mori found happiness in the end.” “I hope so, too. We didn’t stay in touch, so I don’t know what happened to her.” Even though we promised to watch the end of the world together. “Mh…” She put her hands on her lap, looking like a proper lady.

“I hope she found happiness. I really hope so.” “I thought you hated her.” “I hated the idea that she spent so much time with you. I hated the idea that she held your hand. I hated how she got to know you before I did. I hated how she was an adult, and I was a kid. You took her seriously and saw her as an equal, whereas when we met, you just saw me as a kid.

But now that I know everything, I really wish she was able to find happiness before the end of the world. To live and die with that kind of loneliness inside must be terrible. No one should have to suffer like that.” She paused momentarily before asking, ”Do you have a picture of her?”

I shook my head. “I have company pictures on my phone. But my phone’s battery has been dead for years now. We never took pictures together.” “Not even when you were saying goodbye?” I shook my head. Sayaka lightly punched my shoulder. “Ow! Did I do something wrong?” “Stupid Senpai! Mori probably wanted to have a picture with you. She was just too embarrassed to ask for it.” “What? Why would she want something like that?”

“Even if she didn’t love you, you were still someone important to her. After she moved back to her hometown, I’m sure she at least wanted a picture to remember you by.” I didn’t understand her. Before I told her this story, she hated my kohai with every bone in her body. And now, she suddenly supported her, even scolding me for not taking a picture with her. Eventually, she calmed down. “I wish I could’ve been your kohai.

We would’ve made a great team.” “I don’t know about that…” “Eh? Why?” “It’s awkward to date a colleague.

“As time passes, we become numb to this loneliness, we get used to the pain, and this feeling simply becomes the norm. It’s always there, in the background, like a ghost in the corner of your room. The problem is that ghosts will come to haunt you every now and then.”

OceanofPDF.com OceanofPDF.com OceanofPDF.com Table of Contents Chapter 1 [Spring] Chapter 2 [Spring] Chapter 3 [Summer] Chapter 4 [Summer] Chapter 5 [Summer] Chapter 6 [Winter] Chapter 7 [Spring] Afterword Copyright “The Things We Do in Secret” Preview OceanofPDF.com Chapter 1 [Spring] [Yamada Daisuke] “What is the best thing about the end of the world?” One day, while we were sitting on the engawa, enjoying the languid mood of the sunset, Sayaka asked me this question.

She leaned back, supported by her hands, her legs dangling off the edge, and her long black hair glowing softly under the tawny sunlight. I stared at her, unable to answer. “Daisuke? Is something wrong?” I took a sip of the hot green tea Sayaka had prepared earlier. After the snow melted, we discovered several boxes of high-grade matcha powder in a nearby house. Since then, we’ve been enjoying delicious tea, although the traditional way of making it is a bit annoying.

I’d much rather just pour hot water into a cup so I can get on with my work. Ah… “I asked myself that question a lot when the world first ended,” I said. “Oh. Did your answer change since then?” “Hmm…my answer has changed since I met you.” Sayaka punched my shoulder slightly.

Even in the orange rays of the sunset, I could tell she was blushing slightly. “W-What are you saying?! This is so embarrassing…” “Before I met you, I would’ve said the best thing about the end of the world is that I don’t have to work anymore.” “Hooo?

That sounds like a normal answer. Getting to escape the corporate slave environment is great, no?” “Mh, yeah. But it wasn’t until later I understood why I wanted to escape.” “Hee…and what is it?” “The best thing about the end of the world…is that I get to spend more time with you.” This time, Sayaka blushed from head to toe, looking as if steam were about to come out of her ears.

“Since when have you turned into a womanizer…” “Womanizer?!” “Hmph!” She turned her head away in a huff. I poured her some tea. That seemed to calm her down. “All my time, energy…all of my thoughts, every breath I took was for the sake of work. When there finally was a day off, I’d be sleeping all day. So when the world ended, at first I was just glad that I didn’t have to go to work anymore.

This is a short excerpt from the opening of “” by Unknown, quoted for review and introduction purposes. All rights belong to the copyright holders.

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