“Once she finished, she stared up at the sky, looking like she regretted saying all that. A train passed by on the tracks. The roaring noise gave me some time to decide if I should make a witty comment or quote some philosophical anecdote to fill up the silence. I pointlessly watched the train disappear into the distance, leaving behind a Doppler effect. “I see.” My inability to say anything else made me a bit depressed. Haruhi silently patted down her hair, which had been blown around by the gu...st from the train. “I’m going home,” she said, and headed back the way we came. As for me, it would be faster to go home that way, but I got the feeling that Haruhi’s back was silently yelling, “Don’t follow me!” so until Haruhi was out of sight, I just stood there. What am I doing? When I got home, I found Koizumi waiting for me outside. “Hello.” The way he was smiling already like we’d been friends for ten years was awfully fake. Between the uniform and bookbag, he looked just like a person on his way home from school.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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