You Are My Regret, Vol. 2 by Shimesaba and Ui Shigure
Author:Shimesaba and Ui Shigure
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Yen On
I choked back my sobs as I ran down the stairs.
I knew Iâd just used him to vent. But I couldnât help it.
I was embarrassed that Yuzuru knew about the universe Iâd created for myself.
His kind words had felt warm. Yuzuru had quietly embraced the loneliness I imposed upon myself in order to avoid taking risks, and heâd filled my overflowing void of solitude.
But that still meant letting someone else into my universe. That meant Iâd been unable to protect it, and it hurt.
If Iâd known things would end up like this, I never wouldâve let him in. If Iâd known I would end up saying those things to hurt him, I never wouldâve gotten him involved.
My heart was filled with regret.
Just as I reached the fourth-floor landing, I heard a voice.
âKaoru?â
What horrible timing.
Aiâs eyes were round as she stared at me.
ââ¦Ai.â
âI thought you were with Yuzuru?â She cocked her head to the side like a little bird. Her black hair moved in the breeze. She looked so otherworldly I had to squint at her.
âHow did you know?â
âI was in the hallway and saw you two go up to the roof. I was going to walk home with himâ¦â
I snorted. I knew it was rude, but I couldnât help myself. âReally. Well then, go home with him already. Iâm not going to join you.â
ââ¦Okay.â She smiled sadly at me and nodded. âBe careful, all right?â
She didnât ask me anything. She probably wanted to, but she was kind and decided it was best not to pry. It made me feel pathetic.
The sound of thunder echoed through the hallway. The whole building shookâlightning must have struck close by.
âThis thunderâs crazy, huh?â Ai murmured.
That was when I realized something: Yuzuru didnât have an umbrella. He was probably soaked by now.
âHere. Take this.â I took a folding umbrella out of my bag and handed it to Ai. She stared at me blankly.
âHuh? I already have an umbrella.â
âGive it to Yuzuru,â I said.
She stared at the umbrella for a few seconds and then shook her head. âNo. Give it to him yourself.â Her voice was quiet, but surprisingly forceful.
There was no way I was going back up to the roof just to give him an umbrella. I shoved it against her chest.
âIâm in a hurry.â
Then I raced past her.
She called after me, âKaoru!â
I didnât know if I should ignore her or not, and I ended up pausing.
âWhat?â
I turned around, and the moment I looked at her, my heart ached. There was a stern light shining in her eyes. She wasnât wearing her usual kind smile, and there was a serious look on her face as she spoke.
âFeelings donât just disappear. And if you donât talk about them, the pain will never go away.â
ââ¦â¦!â
It was like she saw straight through me. Hot tears stung my eyes, though whether from sadness or frustration I couldnât tell. I desperately held them back as I turned on my heel and continued down the stairs. This time, she didnât try to stop me.
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