Okuyuki Chimeitanken point of view
We both released our grip and I just stayed there sitting on his lap until he got up and carried me to my bed
I was flustered and probably blushed.
He set me down on my bed
(R.I.P Okuyuki's Food Buffet XD)
pt.12
Dec 06, 2019
Sorry, this one is SUPER short, please comment down below what you want to happen next. I need inspiration! |:-/
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hmm he carried him to his bed so maybe they just lay there and fall asleep with each other or talk about what happened while lying next to each other the next update should be something wholesome since something bad just happened it's be a good contrast
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