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- Yuki and the Authoress ch9: Illness
- p1
- >Why does Sensei's touch make my heart throb so much...?
- p2
- >I've called a doctor.
- >How is she doing?
- >She's fast asleep.
- >Thank you for bringing her here.
- >It was nothing.
- >I wonder if she caught a cold from all the rain?
- >Rain?
- >I wouldn't worry about that. That girl's body is pretty frail.
- p3
- >Is that so?
- >Yes... However, I cannot get ahold of her father... I'm not sure what to do.
- >Is there a problem?
- >It seems like he's busy with work and isn't at home...
- >Well, even if he was at home, I wouldn't call him.
- >How come?
- >Being at home isn't good for her.
- >This girl had a frail body since she was little, and would always read a book.
- >That book was a romance novel written by a famous authoress...
- p4
- >Her father hated girls who loved freely and confiscated that book from her many times.
- >As a result, their relationship became worse, it seems.
- >Well, her father's always out of the house due to his job, and she doesn't have anyone else to talk to.
- >...That might be the reason for their discord.
- >I'm always alone...
- p5
- >...That book.
- >It's by the famous Azuma Beniko, right?
- >...Yes. It seems that way.
- >...It's my fault.
- >Eh?
- >No, don't mind me.
- >What about her mother?
- >Her mother passed away. I'm a relative on her mother's side.
- p6
- >That girl is shy and doesn't talk to anyone even at school.
- >On top of that, she finds it hard to be at home.
- >She often came to my store in order to read the books left there.
- >She felt bad about staying for free, so she began helping out after school and on days off.
- >...So that's how it was?
- p7
- >I'll go and check up on that girl.
- >My apologies.
- p8
- >Sensei...
- >Are you... having another dream where you meet me?
- p9
- >This isn't a dream.
- >Mm...
- p10
- >...Sensei?
- p11
- >Well... did you want me?
- >If you want me, I want you in return.
- >Your smooth hair.
- >Your moist eyes.
- >Your charming red cheeks.
- >Your pale, slender fingers...
- p12
- >...And you pure heart.
- >But once you give yourself to me, I'll never give you back.
- >Even so, will you give me your everything?
- p13
- >Oh, look at the time.
- >Sensei!?
- p14
- >That...
- >wasn't a dream...
- >Now now. You need to get some rest.
- >R-Right...
- >Um... Where am I?
- p15
- >The café's second floor.
- >Ah...
- >I'm sorry. I caused you trouble again, Sensei.
- >No, not at all.
- >And also just now... um...
- >I guess being sick makes you want some company.
- >I... guess so...
- >Fufu
- p16
- >Ah.
- >Does it feel cold and nice?
- >Y-Yes...
- >Fufu
- p17
- >...But
- >I can't calm down.
- >Is this fever
- >really because of an illness...?
- p18
- >Good day to you.
- >Did your fever go down?
- >Ah... yes.
- >Really?
- p19
- >Ah.
- >I-I'm really fine.
- >Liar. You're still hot.
- >You've got a frail body, right? You shouldn't force yourself.
- >How do you know that?
- >The store owner told me about what's happening at your home.
- p20
- >It makes me happy.
- >Eh...?
- >Thank you for reading my books all this time.
- >...Yes.
- >You are slowly rewriting the painful memories of my childhood.
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