Novel & Cerita Kitamura Takumi

Alfi exclaimed punching Wira with his clones at the same time. Wira is managed to be defeated by Alfi. “Say my hello to Taye, I’m sorry for killing your precious best friend. Now, pay him a visit.” Alfi said. Alfi runs to Kartika and the others. They all seem fine. “Is everyone ok?” Alfi asked worrying. “Yes, they are. Someone just helped me before.” Kartika answered. “Yeah, he looks like a Samurai,” Koji added. “His hair is black and he wears a purple kimono,” Katon added.

my mother introduced to me. Itsuki was an attractive male from Nippon who could have been... in fact a male idol. His aesthetic ran similar to one of the modern ages. With an oversized denim jacket and black jumpsuit. He matched his outfit with combat boots. He had the rich dark hair of his ancestors and pale skin. His hair was cut just into his eyes that hid how dark they were from me. Itsuki's mate was Aoki. I could sense it. They were paired entirely by fate herself.

A red-haired guy was smiling, holding up a beer with his arm slung across Hibiki’s shoulders. “That must be Rickie. Hibiki’s friend from the force. The guy who told him about the copycat Kitsune.” I nodded. “Wait, Copycat Kitsune? What?” they asked in almost unison, their voices overlapping. I laughed. “I read the email they sent before opening the image file. There’s a copycat, Kitsune. I left off with Yūri leaving Hibiki’s place so he could discuss it further with Rickie. I’m guessing she didn’t take someone copying her well.” I nodded. “Forget the pictures. Was there more to the email?” Darius asked, closing the zip file and bringing up my email instead.

Eleven years ago, At Ibaraki Prefecture High School Akira Kaneko, a sixteen-year-old high school student, possessed a unique beauty with her short black hair, round gray eyes, and lovely brown complexion. With a sharp nose and standing at approximately 152 cm, her friends affectionately called her “Chibi,” a Japanese word for small. She was a hardworking student who cherished self-love but was delicate in matters of the heart.