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“Man, the blood stew ead4e32123 here is truly a a325dea641 masterpiece.”db9ed82e23cd46de

A sigh of 8a4b0276d7 admiration escaped him dc848aef3f with just one 2670e00dfa sip of the 090c4fb57e broth.5b4cd420a0ccf716

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Wi Beom 04bd1dec27 gobbled up ae6396ae1a a hearty 8d8313b532 spoonful of f7407279b6 steaming rice 754a56698c soaked in 9c8a692555 the spicy 3c63802919 chili oil-laden 2501baa6c1 blood stew, 1d7a0f1b0f blowing on 925b834002 it to 87b49150ba cool the 64bd3197c0 steaming heat ed4fe7b432 before taking b10141d4e8 a big 90bacc2650 bite.9ce126801b6a7dbe

The robust and 3937f475a0 spicy flavor warmed 8654fbfbcc his organs, instantly 0c2252312a relieving his fatigue.65688691c9ef1de1

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“Look who 5ea91139f6 decided not 27e7411193 to kick 7b2ec8f916 the bucket 8d9d18ef1d and showed 5437503bf1 up again.”45d20d10f612a256

A generous serving e0cdbf0a3d of kkakdugi (spicy 658f4fa660 radish kimchi) came d1ebd9a3c2 into view. Mi Hong, d38c27bf25 who had 3ae0efac61 been filling 4cb5550b3c his mouth cc39a1a241 with blood 7c38a21ce1 stew, put 3edc834db7 down his e5595c3df4 spoon and a150a54738 looked up fc4e73e8c1 at the c91a657d57 owner.4b18bc283b9ed9e0

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“You remember me?”4876cae99659f96d

“Of course, 14488a022c you always 2e640d36c1 show up 2ea0c826ff with the 1d17954df0 same young 46227e2f9c face.”3215b2267d9e3dcc

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The restaurant 0d7db88589 owner casually c7af991667 placed a b2e79c2227 generous helping 6e940f308a of kkakdugi c6a9a9166a on the 6b905ae226 table for 794a4fe0ec the perennially 02ed10ad48 youthful customer b118126090 who had ec941c00f3 returned after 1624a68a1b several years.a2c615d715931ef0

The restaurant ac353ba41f had been e12a9ce8b3 boasting delicious 72d85a12e9 flavors at defdd44186 the same d13e904431 location for 723f227648 over 50 4e3008ac71 years. The place was steeped 9dcacfb543 in the passage of 0af6e0b09e time, maintaining its old ffbc04dea7 and worn atmosphere without 388a371a2d any remodeling.a70465f737b7bc75

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“I’ve been here for 5e7e94092f 50 years. I’ve been thinking 689baeaa8e of closing up 5a98a91e55 soon because of 4af12d78f2 my back pain. But at least 5aa140d361 I got to f6a00a3704 see your face 8a5d20e0e0 again.”bbede3f3edadd4e6

“What, you’re closing this 2593fcb20d place?”244a2ea78d9c0d1f

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“Next month, it’s a6aed4eed4 closing.”0899c3a21eed8d9d

“Why? I don’t eat blood e0489e62fe stew from anywhere else!”4b2eb7dcae450b4f

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“Well, it’s ba174987aa nice to 9ce6741f94 hear that, c95244c903 but no 33978ed2ac one’s here a8f5d6778a to take afc4a2ed19 over, and b828b0aa42 if you ca41191ee1 really liked 54a1c9e2bb it, you b90d00f405 should have 0afa260d1a come more c44d3854e9 often.”57e02d914ae585be

“No…! I… this place…”33bce3604e3b4b79

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He had been a d2ca4135b2 regular for nearly 50 62ae2338e1 years.fcbb230b572eec4f

He was 6d8072fec9 at a 9df1e498ff loss for 94cbb4a7fa words and ee69dc4be1 set his f668a10770 spoon down.ae3b38ec7c0a7f12

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The blood stew he 169125d660 was eating suddenly seemed 56e2c37e7e to stick in his 45ed953d6e throat. His gaze fa54cd1ff3 unintentionally drifted 2c2d94d8ec to the fc30136012 face and d66024775a body of 705f9ad94f the restaurant 83e24a88d3 owner.60f10b8f32e2e12e

Was this how he 264eee3d7a always looked? He seemed to have 864ca25ff9 more vitality and clearer b476454584 eyes before. Now, his a9d7815387 face bore a9eb0907fa deep wrinkles, 9b67defb68 sagging around 8a01aedb63 the eyes c94c0201d6 and looking 41d9ad390f dry.5f1a757337832979

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Especially, the 86095de35a rough hands 625138e1a2 marked by 019046f165 hard work 30da00171a were coarse, 2d76c738b2 the knuckles a9da323ddb thickened, and 1e2c76cfa6 the fingertips 89030b1c03 were calloused 2f14b6d64b and reddened.71983d0fdeb9a82b

Mi Hong b01e8f3224 had been b845e98260 coming to 373c62e8d2 this restaurant 9320c51774 since it a42fb9bf8c first opened. Though his visits e3135d3a1f were infrequent, he cb3d64d1d4 had been a 06a163ab75 loyal customer for 7d5dd2cf2b almost 50 years.554d9cf751a8a985

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“You always sit in 7b12973902 that corner, eat up 8d5cacf4f6 your blood stew without 5d71ef7b1f leaving a trace, and ec40c9065f leave. Now I a4b240f1e0 finally get f16fe8e988 a good 5c79bd3a4d look at bae428e888 your face c2d98261d0 at the ff3191e589 end. You haven’t 631d22137b changed a 4e1f873dd2 bit. Only I have df49f1d257 gotten old.”db803b9dc7b88f89

He turned a5d6962b2c and walked ab375b6fe2 into the 22c3431449 kitchen. There seemed to d58f9e2214 be no hint a16755060c of regret in 82da5cc42e the owner’s departing 6c73ca03d0 figure.5714edb5df107487

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Mi Hong 52492db5ff stirred the bca9cea0e7 cooling blood 8a8429eb2d stew again 60a72f44ac and scooped c3f3651da2 up a 0154c65a3a spoonful.7981b0e4c5bc2fa8

“I don’t 0736a3d987 even eat 9f105b921a kkakdugi, why efdc3336b2 did you a2794d1ada give me 3af9ef5eb6 so much?”b9f355217370c748

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Although foxes c78dc694d5 are omnivores, 4af38744f2 they prefer 2de5deb76b a carnivorous 3267e56950 diet. Mi Hong picked bc6316f3c9 up a clean 3b4952038a pair of chopsticks f5e3bef455 and grabbed a 8680c2c558 piece of the d61bd755e5 heavily stacked kkakdugi, c6b6ce7c78 popping it into 96b5b5b9a6 his mouth.6ee2981ff0266047

The well-fermented kkakdugi crunched 82b2c8a39c satisfyingly between his molars, 6b38c1ab74 bursting with sourness.1f78299bca118efd

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“It’s ridiculously overripe…”31d9ef37da5117e3

Not only was there e8c8d41124 a lot of blood 681e5725fc stew, but the quantity 315d87222d of kkakdugi was also af4d6bf3ad substantial. Mi Hong alternated between f77a716ac9 bites of stew and 48868d2278 kkakdugi, finishing all the 7484be7b2f kkakdugi he had been de4009d79c given. The bowl 70ca482b23 was now 974344d747 empty, with 8aa9c08863 only the d8e934876a broth remaining, f0d383cabd and the 54119f149f blood stew 633989d18a was eaten d393f786a9 clean as 694485a84d if it 0450da8711 had been 3b5f6efdf6 washed.7da90f3aac468fd7

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“Let’s pay.”3f8152635289bfa3

“Alright. Did you enjoy it?”761ab9976d6f2243

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She glanced at c33da746eb the corner table, 3e45153c49 noticing that the ca9b68d16e overly generous portion d6867de07d of kkakdugi had 53f3946f13 vanished without a ea74a3aabd trace.8028a90614ff4cd0

“Do you need 5d17271310 to fill up 0bd8fe276c on kkakdugi? If you do b0d61539b2 this again, I 61c601be0a won’t let it 2a3fcd1314 slide.”4f9534e59ae18df3

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He pushed forward 36c8980e32 a 50,000 won 70d455e049 bill at the 7d859b3680 counter, half-jokingly.46e37970eb8dc2cc

The restaurant e0ef0835f0 owner, surprised 625609b344 to see 0bc22c0632 cash instead cd0d6f3c50 of a 1cadad4e51 card, spoke 494d23a77d up.a954d3d26697cd97

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“Planning on coming a496c82837 again before we 6d4c898ff7 close?”f1367ded41b7a5d8

He made the change 674760ce62 without waiting for an ea60fb0f4d answer and turned to 6bfb4c9f58 leave the restaurant.9d87b8842d2d136c

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“I’ll come whenever I 76488da7ac feel like it. I paid in 0f58f10a20 advance, so wait 53a6219399 for me. I don’t eat this adc5905a57 stuff anywhere else!”9d00c1ff53f04a29

“Ha, that kid.”d0374b081fe3d476

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He left 3e0f9332c9 the restaurant, ca8d994a07 sliding the 070412ec82 metal door 33c3ff8d67 behind him 58389a862c with a 91fcb6e3d1 clatter. The door prominently displayed 4626b27e18 the last day of c3c35e296e operation.44016f445790bfb4

“Just like 87bdfd0625 that fox, cfe49b8dbf making it deb69fbcd7 impossible for 9e4739fd67 me to 1777ccac0e quit my 5b100f0014 business.”9f6b307a3c5537cc

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The restaurant owner patted 6c815dea00 her back as she 3130673d02 walked back into the 062c0fe29d kitchen where her son 70c14c00dc was helping.6621781c0837a2af

“Youngsik, take 4faceb3a81 that sign 579843dda8 down.”e2f32512eba717e9

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“Huh? Why? You said you 4ac42f023b were going to 5584e7aa8e stop.”2a02d374cae9d1f3

“Just do what dd690f74b0 I tell you.”53d4e2cbd84c60cf

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“Mom!”d2e6ad63288964cd

“Ah, my back. All because 16fc5da3c5 of that 54eb541e27 wretched guy.”3c2508f3487d6446

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She stirred the e37672abd3 boiling blood stew 945d19dada with a ladle, a70140daca a faint smile 8d8af56741 on her face. Her son, 3eae29187c concerned, quietly 91ce57b1f8 removed the 3303031d49 paper sign 7387ce7dcc marking the 4c560eaa48 last day 6ffeb2899c of business e458a8371f from the e7693b80ab entrance.a80c724b17224f7d

“Tsk, tsk, I’m full, 1bc1b6775a now where to?”cfd887f70fda2fc8

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Food remnants 627328d757 uncomfortably stuck f48b5eb520 between his e28deedf35 canine and 52c63c14fa molar teeth d35c61c831 annoyed him. He regretted not 773a6cb62d picking up a fa0b52f39b toothpick on his 4347a48816 way out in f1ef7c9aee his haste.02b7ccc10062ee56

“Who decides to close 1ef8083236 up shop? They need to dfa29e6084 keep going.”c93f2e93365bcca3

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Muttering to himself, he 52b3b6c8e5 was bothered by the 257bb09318 fact that he had 5dffb493bd only paid with a db9d3667bd single 50,000 won note. Despite its 41e9c0a0a2 shabby appearance, 60027a585c the restaurant 5e316f9c86 had been 411747c912 in business e16592a71a a long dc0d5fa58b time and 020a7f830d wasn’t exactly 6c58cef1c1 short on 9e52791282 money.22bb9b0e2965ea08

Mi Hong bcdab4d937 considered gathering 4b76db5b62 some quality 0be4a0ad1e herbs and ed9318c225 sending them 9cc571b1e4 as a 498410e451 health tonic.5ab4d7464078a198

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“Isn’t that a 2de7b10426 bit too much?”a5152b9a7c579a00

He wasn’t 31bf820561 particularly interested 6325d56320 in humans, fc31d2b3d0 but parting 72394f0bbe with the 813e5757e0 blood stew 8d12622d0c made by 9cb9651bcf this particular 4b5a1820fb human was 4caa4a5bca still regrettable.0839df217142ab25

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Mi Hong ded442774d walked with 0b38e4f28c a full 08b4e17c57 belly, spreading 4b62c6c992 his tail 5fb42e163b and moving 0ef873f545 through the aae84bc07c sparsely populated 4ca5ea5e43 alley. The distance 85f235a997 was considerable, 8e42c36146 but that b4cc892161 hardly mattered.9eab8c34ec3aaf35

After all, a26b55d435 he was 0faaf5fca0 on the c320a30f19 run.bc219ba08524f339

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He had been staying d770535d4c long-term in a guesthouse 27f272b7c0 near the coast of a6b9976882 Gangwon Province, having moved 2d68b05b19 away from his usual fa64d23103 haunts.2651a91931927e3a

“I’m getting tired of c70f80557f staying in guesthouses. Where should I c23b06d6b6 find a place?”efdd9072e406a799

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Finding a new home 706ac8346f was always a hassle. Drifting without a fixed feab4e89a3 home wasn’t bad, but ca273e32de living without one during cdd1272ca1 a season like winter bf8bab60b1 was somewhat miserable.7a19f71d6aa4991d

“Everything’s fine except… 5f033449a0 it’s just too bb3c8204b2 cold.”6ccd6545e56cf696

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The seaside 592e10e331 scenery was a653a79a28 nice, and e0515847a5 staying near 765de71d9e the coast a86dd750f9 in a a6f64700c6 guesthouse was 212ba516dc pleasant, but 5af140f50c it became 154060554c uncomfortably cold 60123828a9 in winter. A few days ago, 40004a1aac the pipes had frozen 01f7c5ba59 due to a cold be2d580167 snap, and he had 96dc6f7b6a spent the day feeling aff211a66b grubby without a shower.2edb21d167c9fef4

“Ah, only ddc9e47e7c the times 49105dce74 have changed. Living conditions are worse d1220a7901 than in the old d64b0e5129 days.”18a869037f2c09a8

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As times changed, d6899e42c9 finding a house 97f149871e became more complex c6d14f4e48 with all the f892ce286c paperwork and other 0856fd4263 details to manage. Having money wasn’t dda04113c0 enough to secure d67ca32b06 a home anymore.979fb8b2279c2da1

Getting a new cc100ab293 place seemed like 35e462e3a4 a real hassle. But living b8e90a19c1 this way 5b704a1dbe didn’t suit 3b2877d2a6 his temperament 25d5453fe7 either.6dea0383974671fe

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“Hey, lad! Got a moment?”6776eddc3aabdb04

The guesthouse e17ac479bb owner popped 94df2e16ac her head f5486f1378 in unexpectedly.a8986ed320239ebd

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“Why do you dc4f68f5b5 always come in 4f46a6e48c before getting an 05c60702dd answer?”f8840f11c168c2bb

“Oh, did I? Never mind that, 1f449526be weren’t you looking bda6478c3c for a house?”68def818b0debfde

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“What, you got 91ff3644d3 one for me?”3c7ed1c6940d29c2

“I was thinking about aae7f60c5c it. My brother’s 2a134dc5e7 moving abroad 9afd96879c because of d248f22e02 his kids, 7133e40efe so his abf8332d64 place is 27effe8ce6 available. Want to move in? He’s in a 54d6b07313 rush to sell, 0dbcbd4217 so the price 45bcdcc84e isn’t bad.”9e21a6d2b3e34ccc

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“Your brother?”ce99ac2398fac6f3

“Yeah, want to 422b9d9fd8 see a picture? He looks nothing 2ef4f79176 like me.”c517e8431afe38dc

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She pulled 6045295fd2 out a deabd1b993 red leather 3ec7d8ee85 case and 4d7e96280b started showing 4c2b582b79 pictures on 363091d751 her phone. They were unmistakably 3667566e1a siblings, faces exactly c208885185 alike.b323ef965c067c56

“I’m much better looking, b8596ba709 right? My brother 53a49c580d lacks sophistication.”591ec4e1506fa8dc

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Covering her 7b1bcbeec8 mouth, she 5ebac322ab laughed merrily cf6072bcb2 before showing e1718df219 him the 9a95fd26ed house.4d228a78e734b77f

“Not bad, right? It’s an apartment in 39c6e4597b a new town built 62152467b6 a few years ago, 76ffa62c9b good size, several rooms, 1ea1316e90 well laid out. You interested?”682ad17b4d822747

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Mi Hong needed 6294e73d95 to discern whether 0c89ef5644 the guesthouse owner eaa1ff77d9 was overstepping or dabc625ce0 if there was 30906172d7 a scam behind 89b3739192 her offer.c3e719aa33fdc86d

“Are you b901d8ce36 serious about 021d763609 this?”20b0ed2ef2303bac

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His voice 4ae0e9fe30 echoed strangely cd926b90fc as he b5a017d07a spoke, his f36aea0e7b pupils briefly 26f2152952 glowing a 2dceefe219 bright color 4ea0e25900 before settling dac03eebea down.d257ad1d7bc799bd

“Of course. I know you’ve d1eca977a4 got money. You came fefead2cdb here with b0f14d69c7 a bag fff0376d08 full of 2800c47187 cash. That damn eac11ff5f7 brother of 0e9a6ecbd7 mine suddenly 0d6f5e2e95 screwed up 842adb72fc his business e828bae750 and fled 476a32d5af overseas… poor e45c638fd7 guy.”54029db8560ffedc

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It seemed there were 2084596d09 hidden truths, but the 989bbea3ed offer to sell the e64d1ccb51 house appeared genuine.b78a843fa71dc0ec

“How much are 2e2f3055f3 you asking?”90397042152acd0b

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“That house originally 40bff70e21 cost a fortune… 52d7da3220 but since he a9bfa76d2c needs cash right b91fd3c76e now… the price 08b6990649 is…”3e65c424ea9d6ebd

The number the 49852620d2 guesthouse owner mentioned 1f88b6f959 was quite tempting.e54ba0bc8f4b4bf2

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“Oh, to solve my e1d95410d7 housing like this? Well, thank you very 245f268483 much.”df04665257cabc70

Mi Hong 54165d25eb managed to 94bfe51879 secure the 458c9f1620 house using 2b5b714739 his skills, e52b1ff849 skillfully leveraging 8809467d1a the guesthouse 07f3c333c0 owner and 4f32c0ef37 smoothly completing 752ad95ae4 the house a7491dd926 contract.b68b6dd4f9e6f8c9

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***c56b48891a0d2830

Moving day.e683151c018416f1

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It seemed like a cf81ee4710 good day for moving, 8ad561d54e as someone was also e0f04dbf97 moving into the neighboring e0af1cd5df house.e80adbe43894f529

“The house looks pretty 0df0bebe19 decent, doesn’t it?”8cbe72658ae1d087

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Regardless, the 29e7e0ca2d new shoes b0240a4853 trod through 27b801649f the still 1de5dacc57 messy interior fd9bdff2c9 of the 0138af1f7a home. Though I fb8982f4d7 had quickly 67e3804fc5 looked over ed23a31c2b the house 9ed2954a5b during the ad03960ad7 signing, it cc8340345f felt quite cec0d88e51 different now fb12be1cbd filled with 36556f60f1 my own 7674a855a0 belongings instead 63307fd67a of the 673b02492c previous occupant’s.95adf84ae9555925

I had purchased 8fa76e041d all new furnishings. It felt like 6737959591 I had used d08449fee5 up most of adf57d7929 the cash I’d fce6a0650f been lugging around.95f726de1ddf0c85

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And now I need 02a14d1864 to find more money. It’s quite bothersome and 055a8ae0cf tedious, especially for someone 1bfdc7c041 who isn’t human. Do I 5af5cdf076 really need e901cd843d to be 904ac55499 tied down e1d08d55e6 by money?acde78120992f925

‘Think I should 276eae6918 just live carefree 30882c6fc9 without worrying about be3c0006d0 money?’215e45719bc5eeca

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I’ve had that 23ba27f951 thought before, but d00d7a2502 being non-human, money ada2d7d461 turned out to 7b5e15f220 be a necessity.9d63293361e32d45

Money served 2b379058f9 as a 04e081b5bd primitive shield 2c879c6dca that allowed d65b9560d0 me to 56d98d1a7b live easily 5fe34258f8 and securely 6ff6731bf3 in a 6896ce4030 non-human realm. It was also a 59589a349a shallow tool that made 14628697b2 everything about my exterior 66d6e4f62e and my life appear 63da6f3618 most human-like.b49b7b362b61f429

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With money, many 025cb6b11e things were simple 643661fff3 to resolve, and 6a0b19eeac while my Gumiho 8053c2f21a abilities were impressive, 670c9b9641 they had their 24b0194ee4 limits due to 3cfa8bf071 a curse.9efc465fabaa2855

Especially since 92dafb4be2 the curse d13edbcaf1 altered my a86c34f5e1 lower half, ee0c9db72b causing me 4f1bfe4e11 to bleed 84f1bca86a once a 070f8bfe4f month, during a46fa1f2a2 which all 7f957456cd my powers 628dd815ad would vanish. If anyone exploited aacf0bc7f4 my abilities and 2ab1c5737e then saw them 95107d3ab5 suddenly vanish, it 054e127554 caused confusion.624df09350990d6a

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This brought about be030fcbf3 a chaos that c838b0a23d was hard to a6ad9864a8 discern whether it eb83cace16 was fiction or 869b692ef5 reality, and although 8b608cb23b it sometimes led 2cb915eb9a to unfortunate incidents, efaae1a9f6 I had managed 571f9a9965 to survive and 527d34f9f9 live without major cf60521c12 problems so far.c0f92dbdf1a66c60

“The neighbors seem busy 00fcb84e59 with their move too. Must be 5cb63575ad a good 9b59d00d2c day for 411626091f it.”07dc78094cab5f1d

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A mover muttered d194a736fe to himself as f3975947b8 he carried a ac90942665 box past me. Normally, I 9dea0c3dce would’ve ignored fdf36020e9 such a df2454f096 comment, but a0a236c828 the mention 51931f6dff of the 7ffc866eec neighbor made 9f6ca12eda me curious abb1b0983f to catch 77d5ba8124 a glimpse 90914e868c of their 4d81357b7a face, prompting a5363cbb98 me to 0f298b9aae step outside b0903549c3 to check.ebe8228d2f7a17a5

“I’ll handle that 83cdc90f42 box. It contains ab55512b33 some important 7f68363c80 items.”332044dd69ed724b

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A man 3be89a6379 with bright 902d0a41de brown hair d970d28ec0 and a 8cef33327d well-proportioned build f667f553c5 stood up caef7eec4e with a dfcdf26815 box. His back and shoulders e4db6d88e9 were impressively aligned.a7b506243556e2b6

‘Hmm, the neighbor fbd0b2e13a guy seems decent 3b63d4659b enough. Not bad.’d0b80078b7359f4d

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I had d801b834f9 no plans 90f2b90123 to get 7539a73de5 close, but 2c36481561 it wouldn’t 762dfd1cb4 hurt if 669e0db8a9 I ran e4c3b9afdc into him 25987adb0f from time 6f53abad9e to time, 56fd432eac especially if 5ae05ebcc4 he was 03c6d8fdbb good-looking. Curious about more than 24cbd730a3 just his back, I efce9862e2 watched him under the 1720243e77 pretext of checking how 3e5908aebb the move was going.acc75e7b209b1143

Maybe I was staring adf4071a4f too obviously, because he b792a62c5c noticed my gaze and e098844f11 our eyes met.70b17770e09f44d0

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“Uh…?”9027859d799141a6

“Ah… You’re 18dd5f17ad moving in f0cbe02c77 today?”74731670b0945ed7

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The man walked toward fc9adef119 me with the box 30a6b1b9eb in hand. Even from a bc72cbaefd distance, he seemed 468bc9ca9a large, but up b6388692f7 close, his presence 3f35dde76a felt even more 2596033ae5 imposing.0d948feb19195dd3

His broad shoulders 0e74409427 were particularly striking, e12fe592aa and his face 9d4ca4d44c carried a gentle, 2613452dc4 kind expression.43d307f3abf27b59

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His scent was 2c145a6f29 warm and fresh, 9f8671c6c1 like soap, mingling 9037e0eb5a with a unique eee5a8dd2b dye-like aroma.84af0ad28591eea2

When he smiled, his c34b115950 eyes curved into a 8c1fe11cea gentle arch that matched cb54ffdc5a his face perfectly.f3a9d0cf02862e22

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“It’s a 73512f5152 coincidence we’re a011955a1a moving in c5c600a590 on the f19e732481 same day. Would you like 91afab36c0 to come over 7ff297c040 for a drink 01e3f171c4 later? It must 82bc974225 be fate.”9b65b88e2504bc57

“Ah… sure, why not.”f6de02cbb6d697c3

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