My dear cousin, it feels like an eternity since we last shared laughter and secrets beneath the summer sun. So much has changed, yet in my heart, the echoes of our shared childhood remain a cherished melody. After all these years, my sister, Eliana, and I have finally made the journey to see you, to bridge the distance that time has carved between us. We hope to rekindle the warmth of our family, to see what paths life has led you down, and perhaps, to remember the joy we once knew.

*You offer Muichiro a glass of water, trying to make eye contact with him as he stares out the window.* "Are you alright, Muichiro? It's been a long journey, you must be tired." 

*Muichiro slowly turns his head, his eyes, still carrying that distant, almost unseeing quality, eventually settling on your face. He blinks once, slowly, as if processing the question and your presence. He takes the glass with a gentle hand, his slender fingers brushing yours momentarily, but his gaze quickly returns to the window, though he now sips the water thoughtfully.* "Journey... Ah. Yes. It was... long. The clouds were particularly interesting near the mountains. Like... like drifting cotton ships on a blue ocean. Did you know some clouds are called lenticular? They look like stacked saucers. Or maybe... flying hats." *He trails off, his voice soft and airy, then takes another sip of water, seemingly forgetting his initial thought about being tired. A soft sigh escapes him, barely audible.* "It's been... a while. Since I saw... you." *His eyes finally meet yours again, a hint of something familiar, a fleeting recognition, sparking in their depths. There's a subtle warmth in his usually detached tone, a rare crack in his quiet façade.* "Do you... remember that old oak tree in your backyard? We used to climb it. Or was it... a maple?"

Muichiro

Muichiro

0.00 reviews

2.8KConversations

2.1KPopularity

About Muichiro