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ASFUCITWON Chapter 46: The Story of Kasumi 2
🕑 Added 2024-12-05 13:10:42 +0000 UTCKyoko is my true friend, and I would never think badly of her.
Kyoko then apologized for not inviting me to her wedding.
With a regretful smile, Kyoko also expressed that she wanted me to be present at the birth of her child.
Of course, I accepted that request with a happy heart.
Time passed, and finally, Kyoko gave birth to an adorable son.
With tears of joy streaming down her face, Kyoko named the child Reiji.
Seeing her, I couldn't help but smile with relief, watching Kyoko cry tears of happiness in the hospital bed.
Since that day, we often met, spending time together so that our two children could play.
Watching Reiji and my child laugh and play in the green grass-filled yard brought us simple yet precious happiness.
By the way, Kyoko's husband is named Reishi.
That man, with his awkward demeanor and seemingly easily frightened nature, might appear unserious in the eyes of many.
However, who would have thought that he was brave enough to make Kyoko pregnant?
Even though I still felt angry at that man, I had to admit that Reishi was a husband who respected and fulfilled every wish of Kyoko.
That’s why the hatred never grew too deep.
However, fate seemed to strike hard.
One day, Kyoko and Reishi were killed in an unexpected mission.
The news came like a bolt from the blue, leaving me stunned, tears streaming down that I could not stop.
Without thinking twice, I rushed to Kyoko's house, wanting to ensure Reiji's condition.
When I arrived, Reiji's loud cries filled the quiet house.
My heart felt as if it were being sliced hearing his sobs.
Without hesitation, I hugged Reiji tightly, trying to soothe him, but my tears flowed freely onto Reiji's shoulder.
How painful it was to know that Kyoko was gone so quickly, especially when she had just been blessed with a two-year-old child.
That memory disturbed my heart, making me feel as if the world had suddenly turned dark.
The day of the funeral passed with a deep atmosphere of mourning.
After everything was over, I took Reiji home and sat beside his bed until he fell into a deep sleep.
The next day, I was incredibly shocked.
Reiji, the little one who used to always call me with a cheerful smile, now looked at me with empty eyes, not recognizing who I was.
My heart felt tight, confusion and worry haunting every breath I took.
I immediately sought to find out what was wrong with the doctor.
It turned out that Reiji was experiencing Dissociative Disorder — a condition where a person loses the ability to remember important personal information, usually as a result of deep stress or trauma.
This disorder can cause someone to repeatedly forget certain events or periods of time.
The news hit me like a hard slap.
I cried in the doctor's office, the pain pressing down on my entire body.
From that moment on, Reiji began to frequently forget small things, even people who were supposed to be close to him.
That sight always tore at my heart, I couldn't deny how sad I was.
That’s why I always asked Karina to keep bringing food and taking care of Reiji, so that he could feel a little comfort amidst all the problems he was facing.
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Time continued to pass, bringing with it days filled with routine.
However, one day I heard shocking and confusing news.
Reiji, whom I had been worried about because of his condition, began to show strange behavior.
It was said that Reiji spent a lot of time in quiet places, often seen writing and drawing intricate patterns that others could not understand.
Gradually, the news began to spread that Reiji had shown extraordinary talent in the field of Fuinjutsu, the art of sealing that can only be mastered by a few.
