Search results for ""Author Tomiyaki Kagisora""

Their happiness was interrupted.Though it was deep into the night,Satou wouldn't come home.Beset with worry,Shio was gently led by the handBy the phantom of a long-haired woman.Cry or yellAs you will,Cover your earsShut your eyesBut the phantom persists.

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This is the truth about love.One becomes two. And so, we learn sweetness and warmth. Only the two of usremember. Only we, born in a gilded cage, understand that hopeful disbelief-that justmaybe our feelings are not a lie. This is my creed.

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Satou Matsuzaka doesn't seem to care about much, moving through boys and casting them aside like so used candy wrappers. All that changes, though, when she meets Shio. The little girl changes everything for Matsuzaka. Is this love...? If it is, then it's love through a very warped prism as the high schooler demonstrates there's no atrocity beyond her when it comes to protecting the object of her deranged affection.

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True love is a promise between two people. Lift the veil, interlace your fingers, close your eyes and kiss. Vowing an eternity of love requires no witnesses.

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True love is not passed down from mother to child.The boy chases after the angel. The girl hides the angel. The two never cross paths.To him, the other is a demon-far too scary. To her, the other is a monster-far tookind. Why look away? Is it friendship? Lust? Love?

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Shio's past ties are gone. Satou's past ties are gone. As the two girls nestle against each other, they keep their secrets close to their chest. For the sake of their love, they struggle to live. But without their sugar sweet love, loneliness will overcome them...

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Doubt and delusion, in the end everything connects. The corpse in the room. The pursuer draws near. Hardly any time is left. There's only way to win against fate-outwit everyone.

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After a long, long night,Satou takes back her angel.Could anything scare her more than losing Shio?Nothing. Absolutely Nothing.But what is this uneasiness she feels?What is this bitterness piercing her tongue?CommittingA crimeIs something she must answer for.PunishmentIs what she should receive...

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