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... why Shiro-san enjoyed the cultural festival, he would look at the distant sky, thinking that this guy couldn't be saved anymore, yet it was okay since Shiro-san was happy.


That's the most important thing.


However, Haruno was far from happy.


She didn't walk by his side like before. Instead, she walked in front of him as if she wanted to show him how bad her current emotion was.


Yet how could she feel happy, especially when she knew what kind of ...

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