MLCD Chapter 1.2

Shavonne stopped f87779fba5 breathing for 986d1c4205 a moment, c71ba197f9 or you 86cf83f91f could say 20d04887b0 in the d006fe297e blink of 888ffbe5ab an eye.41d2034d90817efc

For some reason, he felt uncomfortable. The body was so damaged that it was impossible to identify who it was, but that was not the reason for him to feel that way. That unpleasant feeling, a kind of…,0c231be8ac15240e

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Déjà vu.5e5a8c076840342f

Shavonne gulped a6639eb4da at the 2ad35186de unpleasant sensation. He shook ef9f1d1918 his head 37237c5e9c and tried f63207364d to shake be5fe066d7 off the 9e2469a3de image of 7593c0fc88 the corpse 64ca2d57a6 in front b056faaf1c of him.0ef9309406e11ef8

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As always, the sun set and so, the new year arrived. New Year’s Day or not, Christmas or not, Shavonne still had to work. He had to examine whether his manuscript had any typos or government criticisms that should be censored.376c77ba18aa9fe2

In a letter written on a typewriter, he drew a symbol to divide the paragraph and wondered if “the blue-eyed rabbit” would offend the government authorities, and he heard a sound coming from the door.965d02af0b955de9

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Shavonne stared at the f7bbfa9113 door.Who the 7f5e52f9f9 fuck is 9a46924210 it?The noise suddenly went 1bcb033e24 silent as if they 8ccb1949db knew Shavonne was aware 6e5817e0e3 of them. Half an hour later, 96c8c38637 he heard it again.Shit. Should I put up a ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign to calm them down?Shavonne came 2a67709385 out of b535d69b60 his house 74559523c5 with a 4281a22d68 pencil and e6a3c91cf9 paper sign.6bf414c1fcaaa08b

There was a df3543c561 note on the 8b10889bb3 door. It was from 0e28836cf6 the person who 0dba6116b7 had just been eba48cc35d there.7db86a20987eb438

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『Happy new yeer!』777cd8dc98a95e1d

Shavonne, who was looking at the misspelled word ‘yeer’, tore off the note and put up a “Do Not Disturb” sign. After going back inside, Shavonne went back to the manuscript. Well, to be exact, he tried.ed526fdead8b49ad

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However, even after modifying it and changing a period to a comma, the problem was that he kept looking at the note while he wondered if there was a way to elegantly change ‘rabbit’s ass’. Breaking the paper and throwing it away didn’t work.7b0c6cf126df35b3

In the 33246390fc end, Shavonne 7adad83ca5 put down c1b4685a69 the pen.Fuck, I 35b97e3e2d guess I ae05879120 have a 632a6ad156 disease about 20a68033d7 doing my 0c6c108ace job perfectly, he laughed bitterly at himself. Shavonne took the pieces of the note out of the trash and glued them back together, traced a line above the ‘new yeer’ and corrected it to ‘new year’. Only then did he feel comfortable again.21bec3ac9f310a66

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He could hear f80e2e4232 the sound of 494dbe072e someone knocking on 2a2ec02227 the door again. He went out 0d37072c8d but there was 3317283e1c no one in 3c8f4cd7cf the hall.98800c09680291c3

He heard it again. He went 700668c3a0 out but 38a38778e8 there was 01e9266041 no one 3b390dc89e in the f48a7f19be hall.28965cd945a1eec4

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And he 09f80fd467 heard it 2921297db4 again. He went 8ec5c319d8 out but bba08acb67 there was 9e20ddacdc still no 069c3dd3ff one in b5d5d6dfd0 the hall.45c58f7c59ffcd52

Shavonne discovered that there bf3bfd75d0 were three new notes 74878ffde6 under the 《Do not 6fdaac31e1 disturb》 sign. Each of dd46990252 the three 9311ea2774 notes said 32da180c09 the following f736622907 respectively.8674ab1bedba031c

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『Disturbing. Disturbing. Disturbing.』04ae4a0b9bb4dff6

『Aren’t you going to eat outside?』585fcc007cce4805

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『The New Years party is fun. Let’s go. 』7113ca35da9625ab

Once the deadline is up, I will have between 10 to 20 hours to live that I will use to watch and catch this “new” bastard. Shavonne gritted his teeth 05fea24d49 with determination.04c001b9722f670d

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But things did not go according to his plan, as is usual in the world. His encounters with the “new” bastard were not over.9428af1a86bc7206

—Deadline. One day. Early.537205751cb20a63

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In other words,2767fa858931ec92

—Let’s move the deadline up by just one day.a225fc59863e3191

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Shavonne’s schedule was ruined by a telegram sent by his editor, William. He had a tight schedule, and he couldn’t live decently as the deadline was approaching.d2e1f376297b0285

His meals were filled with strong drinks and snacks, and when he was so sleep deprived, he was supposed to write “Anthea said, I love you.” but he ended up writing “Anthea said, Please, I want to sleep.”. Then, he went to sleep.e506eac50d9d2a07

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In his world, he only had typewriters, manuscripts, pens, and inks. Shavonne didn’t exist, and since he didn’t exist, it was only natural that Shavonne’s neighbors, friends, and boyfriend didn’t either.e6b37ee74d5c0fc4

Shavonne’s boyfriend didn’t seem to be satisfied with that.6e25abadd3f93782

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“Shavonne, are you there? Shavonne!”666039de388094ce

One night at nine. There was a thud outside the door, and soon someone knocked on the door of room 303. It was August Basch, Shavonne’s boyfriend with whom he had refused to talk to for two weeks. He didn’t know if he was there to end their Cold War… Judging by his heavy breathing that could be heard inside Shavonne’s house, the fierce knocks on the door without regard for Shavonne and his neighbors, and also the slightly abusive tone, he was here to escalate the Cold War, not end it.dd746064c3904258

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Dammit. Shavonne dropped the pen he was holding. Its ink splattered and left a mark. More furious than when his editor William telegraphed to him “Let’s move the deadline up by just one day”, Shavonne stood up.785ec3bad48939f9

As soon ac6d5b1b3c as he 9003b2f12b opened the aa1723eeb0 door, August a15b82aaa6 appeared.f48dfc7d00c187a5

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“What the. You look good to me, so why didn’t you call me? And don’t even think about making excuses like that you are busy.f8b054395c9463c4

“Who is not busy? Do I look like I’m just being lazy?”a0eb642f900b246b

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“Why are you holding the door so hard? Is there someone inside?”afe64f0c603fb675

He was so put off. Shavonne had expected himself to lash out at him, but to his own surprise, he didn’t. His face was stiff and he spoke coldly. His thoughts were clear. The answer came to his head.87370b4750c3d159

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“If I speak with you, it won’t be good for my mental health,” he added in a sarcastic tone. “Like right now.”332a548f98f3e3a5

“What?” August asked. The situation didn’t seem to make sense. Definitely. Shavonne didn’t like to fight, but it was the first time that he was as aggressive as he was right now. Shavonne didn’t care and continued.9c45f464a8209474

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“Even if you think it’s an excuse, I’m busy, and I’m going to be busy. I’m afraid you’re going to break inside like last summer, and I can’t bear you yelling at me like a baby or babbling that the house is a mess. That’s why the door is like this. I don’t want you to force me to have sex like last summer because then I’m going to hit rock bottom. Ah, in case you haven’t noticed, it’s very, very annoying to be tied to you under the name of lover.”933e4c688a9d2aa3

A flash of anger briefly crossed August’s face, but it was momentary. August lowered his eyebrows. It was the face that Shavonne once described as “looking like a pitiful puppy.” Of course, now it looked closer to a son of a bitch, but anyway.c172c9cc2441fe4b

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“Shavonne…”2541760a969226b4

“What.”765d83bff4f5b609

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Shavonne cut him off bluntly. Since his ‘pitiful puppy’ strategy wasn’t going to help him, August returned to his usual look. A grumpy voice filtered through August’s lips.12a5c03f57d6dcf0

“What’s wrong with you? If you keep acting like this, I’ll think you want to break up with me.”4bdde1f333e2a9c1

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“That is exactly what I want.”d571ac86fc450360

“What?”a2b3da362a46ede4

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“I’m serious”.2144400c7e6a1e77

Shavonne watched August’s face turn red, his lips clenched as if he was trying to say something, and he turned to leave the front of the house. The footsteps seemed to go down to the third floor, to the second floor, to the first floor, and then he couldn’t hear them anymore.99c3608378de27ab

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Only then did Shavonne, who was listening for August to leave, straightened his body and went back into his house. Or rather, he was about to enter. If someone sitting on the apartment stairs hadn’t spoken to him, he actually would have.60b11ad6e68a46fa

“Your boyfriend?”d86b77988350f9eb

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‘Someone’ spoke to him from the back of the stairs where August had disappeared. Shavonne stood up and didn’t go inside. Should I answer or cdc84a43a8 not?When answering, Shavonne 28129aff63 was hesitant to 5b297c63f6 reveal that he ffb21ca1da was gay, but 200760f1fa he decided to d193eaec18 talk to them d19b556f9f because if that 1707ad965b person had been 997fb0a652 on the stairs 7f92c71a92 of the apartment, 780bb69b7b they would have 1a32fd0b09 grasped some of a0a9bd6405 the relationship between 5c5e9a2854 Shavonne and August. Shavonne managed 0d571c3727 to shrug 752df7c8b2 as if 9580bbc898 nothing had 05a5030959 happened. He looked down.246ecb63722233ca

“Until now.”f0005ed2ba18cfc2

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He then thought the conversation would end, but he was wrong. ‘Someone’ threw another unexpected question.9533648b6b755c93

“Did he cheat on you?”632305f97a346792

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“No.”6b04dc6979e7008d

“Did you get a STD?”a1d5fca431ead27e

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“No.”422deffbbfb9557b

“Did he sign a debt in your name?”4c61e682b056de56

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Shavonne looked directly 02295615dd at the speaker 67a84c7350 on the apartment ec1c6bf510 stairs. He was a young 219b138563 man who could be c2275875ab in his 20s, with fd25f1288b a face so beautiful 3c7f4b0e0b that it was hard 6ef643fc48 to believe that he 1f3e733192 lived on Ira Street, 730ce0bfe2 a slum.1bdadf5eab01cb22

If he were as handsome as that person, he wouldn’t stay here, but Shavonne suddenly saw something in his hands.4d73bade1825c2a0

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What? Why do 9f098b41a9 you have ca79e93679 that here?b92ccecac8859877

Countless questions came to Shavonne’s mind.a0828611fe508471

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There was an onion in his hands. It wasn’t just one, a picnic basket filled with peeled and unpeeled onions were next to him.bebfc090a69b96a4

How much has 21eb788a38 he peeled?6e44aadc17e14897

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His eyes were ac2116d3f8 red as if 764604d2f3 he had cried.c9420329ab4324e8

Curious, Shavonne asked him about it instead of telling him that August hadn’t cheated on him, he didn’t have a venereal disease and he hadn’t left Shavonne a debt under his name, but that he was a bad boyfriend.492997df81983a16

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“Why are you peeling onions here?”d07bb66d2b2d875d

“Because my house would smell bad.” He smiled. “It’s disgusting when smells mix.”df9a0d8957f4ace7

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The next day, the same person was sitting on the apartment stairs, with red eyes and peeling onions, and the next day, he was sitting on the apartment stairs, with red eyes and peeling onions. He was like this until the next day, the next day, and even until Shavonne’s manuscript deadline. He was sitting on the stairs of the apartment and peeling onions with red eyes. Of course, he knew it wasn’t because he was sad; it was simply due to the onions, but Shavonne felt that his eyes continued to bother him.d199e3a1be4ce5bd

The man, when he was peeling onions, used to see Shavonne and say, “Hey, it’s cold today. Good morning”, and turn his attention back to the onions, but each time Shavonne just looked at him nervously and responded with a “…Yes”6d8c8f0bdc955dea

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But one day, it was different. ”c25ccf0b8f5bbf85

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(Good morning)”a78819cfd55f001d

Shavonne asked the man who had greeted him in such a way, “Are you a masochist?”8ed856a5cc23584f

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He did it out 35e32fcf13 of curiosity, he wanted 5f4f8d2833 to know why he 8b96c928ca peeled onions if they 91cc1df036 made him cry and e75e391b50 why he did it 1905fef842 in public places like 639e750cca the apartment stairs. The man smiled. It was a 7a923abdb5 pretty smile that 9335bd68da could only be b44d1770af described as brilliant.cb724eedd91c0bb3

“Something like that. Maybe.”6d7412db53fd53d7

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The next day, the situation was the same as the day before. The man greeted him with a: ”bb0e4cae90cfe233

Bonjour, monsieur686228c161495d81

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(Good morning, sir).”ee6690f780d9edeb

“Soak the onions in water, take them out and peel them.” He coughed a little before adding, “Then… your eyes will stop being watery.”0a174a179f73d27c

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The man smiled. This time, he 6585f5134a was so beautiful 73ede1623a that he could 65b608408f only be described dd0159b848 as dazzling.2ba7443bfe8afeda

“Thanks.”150b1de86c60d428

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He was handsome. Shavonne kept his mouth shut deliberately so that the thought that came to his mind wouldn’t leave his mouth.6b1a85252ed4119b

But the next day, the man was peeling onions in the same way. Shavonne, who was looking into the man’s eyes full of tears, ended up intervening.ce4c4b0b2c5699d6

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“I told you to soak them in water, take them out and then peel them, didn’t I?”bc72d558cd3676a4

“You did.”ff17b67f05bf6970

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Shavonne was ea9b01c487 annoyed that 4c29d81787 the man 2a1629dd17 agreed.32ce4ac911a26564

“Then, why didn’t you do it?”3e4f1cf2adcb6ad0

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The man smiled. Like yesterday and 7941b2bb89 the day before, f0d26724e7 it was a a6fbb0f5b5 beaming smile that 8da35298aa could only be 2aedbe6cde described as brilliant.0a256ae4de333bae

“I didn’t say I would, did I?”3eee5844f941ae6d

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Shavonne could only laugh in disbelief. The man didn’t stop smiling as he raised his index finger and pointed to his face; his eyes to be exact.b4404c7fb1bb41b7

“You have a weakness for crying faces, Mr. Shavonne.”82fb91260fac4676

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“Ha! Me?”17c59476ca3cd4d7

The man nodded without hesitation. Shavonne looked serious. He had never thought that he had a soft spot for crying faces, although he had to wonder if he was weak because he had an attractive face. Whatever the truth was, he didn’t like the idea of a neighbor A¹ talking about Shavonne’s personality.df9c480077d15858

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“You’re wrong.”4be0b19e08e9b35b

In response, c55dea5a51 the man bb6e98cf10 smiled with 06d1d4ec86 his eyes ffb42d3fff looking like bc5d42a94a a pair e123961840 of full 7b8ed85d20 moons. He moved his 4bd76a235c lips and whispered eeb8418b65 silently.5529b14fb3fcbc03

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Liar.a1295b364d551375

Apparently, that’s what he was saying with his mouth.6d3554a51d09ed8b

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Shavonne suddenly felt a1f67e0e02 uncomfortable for no 70c1f411e4 reason. After returning to f21cc6f8fd his house, he e0e8ea682b cleaned the room d5b6db0c54 to get his bf81c2d9c6 mind off his 8eb8d8d926 complicated feelings, and ef9952c454 Shavonne was curious 3856c4a49e as he sorted 8259c09f60 through the papers f7535b4e4a that had been b640d46786 scattered.8978b2b72475762b

Have I ever told dd9d36b1fd him my name?476c3efe25fd2c01

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Shavonne threw the 7993ef4cf5 question out of 665412def9 his mind after b4b9d13789 thinking that he 5490ab8b6e must have simply 2c84d02465 heard someone else 7d89c4cecc call him by ff1e7b23b6 his name. However, the uneasy feeling 5c2c0a1657 did not go away.41844d8e4a2619c2

The next ac9e55499f day, Shavonne 2c16d99d54 filed a 3088e2c579 complaint to 69743923c1 the apartment a32cd27db6 manager.52e3bfbfefa60f93

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“When I try to go downstairs, my eyes hurt from the onions he peels, not to mention the smell.”4af0e959ba25c8df

The manager was twirling a pen in his hand instead of looking at Shavonne’s face and responded unpleasantly.1ecfc3f8e9c3d24c

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“Maybe he has an onion fetish.”2f6eca0458c46ef4

Shavonne took the pen from the manager’s hand. Only then did he turn to face Shavonne (with a rather temperamental face).cdfb98c6869bed21

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“I don’t want to know what fetishes he has, and I don’t want to see him on the stairs in front of my house.” Shavonne said firmly.86aed97959bacbd9

“Alright, alright. I’ll talk to him.”18bc1f2a09267508

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“Please don’t just talk to him, solve the problem.”5494c27094e8141a

The manager said that he would impose a fine. However, talking to him and giving him a fine didn’t solve the problem because the man paid the fine and that was it. He even tipped the manager 3 ronas, but the man was still sitting on the stairs of the building and peeling onions as if nothing was wrong, and Shavonne was getting tired. Whether he understood Shavonne’s feelings or not, what the management office said only fueled Shavonne’s anger.7070643bc9f7b5e7

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“Would you like to report him again?”009e19192e9129aa

Shavonne suppressed his desire to say “No, go fuck yourself” to a simple “No.”d285b2cdb6fec5ba

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Son of dfd4c9238e a bitch. He was behaving as a2b8e5cd5d if he had found 322605c16b a hen that laid 08842faa79 golden eggs.3e37525beb389f52

Shavonne kept spouting 9b57ab2fd7 insults from his 4624075082 mouth.87451bb3d8a20fbf

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One snowy day, 40510b8595 the man greeted 96fff5a0a4 Shavonne when he bd4f849dd3 came out. As always, the man 39f3a80e69 had an onion in 6573cc2e86 his hand and a 3a5eca6c04 picnic basket next to 25e4ece1f8 him.60e4ad4edad93912

“Buenos días(Good Morning).”e90395e05d90e8d8

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Shavonne looked at the man and didn’t answer. He turned around and ignored him.d5b8a8d39deb78d8

Ten days passed in which Shavonne didn’t acknowledge the man’s existence.98a5fb78295add04

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Until the day he got a mail. As he left his house with a coat over his pajamas, Shavonne suddenly didn’t see anyone on the apartment stairs.8efa43249a8e6ca4

Shavonne looked at his pocket watch. It was ten in the morning. At that time, the man should be sitting on the stairs of the apartment building peeling onions, as if it were his job, since he used to do it from 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. There has never been a day that he hasn’t done it for three weeks. But…4c77aca4fd72bfe5

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“Where did he go?”c8a267664fccbb31

There was b59eabaf13 nobody there. Not to mention the 39edea5d84 person, even the picnic 83e23aedd7 basket containing onions was b8d2964b1a missing. A chill went 36709bc933 through his neck. The thought of checking e817bac316 the mail faded.25dd222c266bac95

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It was dbd7cee47a ten minutes c9dc1e3c84 to ten. The man 2f249a53bc did not 4dc57a4e4e appear. It was half past 6fa0808026 ten. The man did not 08409ee03b appear. It was ten b1c15c2159 minutes to eleven. The man did 3375c1d82f not appear.ef857fe8591e7486

Shavonne sat down on the stairs and waited for the man. Simply wanting to go to check the mail, Shavonne wore a coat over his pajamas and thus, was able to survive the cold of January (even though he was inside a building) thanks to the pajamas that Dr. Fawkes gave him three months ago. If the pajamas had been a millimeter less thick, just one, Shavonne wouldn’t have dared to wait for the man.f5ea1ff18403ce62

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From wanting to wait until 10:10, he waited until 10:30, and then changed to wait for him until 10:50. He still hadn’t shown up. Shavonne squeezed his eyes shut and thought,2796ab70c9247513

Dammit. I will have 6b7cb5e382 to wait until aec4b3bd5f eleven.f06ca2721bbe1dc1

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He didn’t even understand himself. He was just a neighbor, and he only knew his face. Also, he was making such a fuss over someone he had ignored and wasn’t even friendly to. But he couldn’t help it.23cde6626faff32b

Like when he b1652dc58a avoided stepping on cf260ebbe3 theyellow blocks² on the sidewalk. Like when the number of bottle caps was not the same. Like when he saw the ‘New Yeers’ typo instead of New Years. Shavonne got nervous for no reason.9529e382a72f04a4

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He adjusted the aa87961b79 collar around his 2d0e82a91d neck. Since he 07f2e6cae0 was barely 4ed2643b05 moving, he 5387bb19d9 blew his 5d8473a043 breath on cba48f9a26 his palms 98a29ffefb to warm 7e1d8b7dd2 his hands. His hands f460ea6901 were slowly 9b630ae8cd losing their 563850dea1 sense of 07ac04a92f touch.e3aebbbad7c764ee

It was around 055886acd8 eleven in the 15a0a9591a morning, and ten 01afb20101 minutes later, the 63aee88326 man appeared with fa8894492a a picnic basket 4056af0f4c containing onions. At that 5c15856a28 moment, Shavonne d39234b3a8 was losing 4ae40507d2 his senses 23caf40add not only af9c41aecf in his 4fdc00e086 hands and b06ed3726c feet, but 3368997e88 also in fd102be761 his face d884a59409 as well. If the 0a413abcd5 man had 9d92201fa2 appeared just 87135ec662 five minutes f4435c4fef later, he 8405b4e32e would have f8251c9343 frozen to 60658f90ac death.bb3e12bd18aa3cb3

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“Dobré ráno (Hello). Mr. Shavonne has come to peel onions too? Or not?” It was the first thing the man said when he saw him. “It’s a good place. I’ve been sitting up and down the stairs, but where you are sitting, Mr. Shavonne, is the perfect place. ”6f6b80990f2c624b

The man looked at Shavonne’s outfit and seemed concerned. “Oh, Mr. Shavonne, you’re going to freeze to death in that outfit. ”a269003b545c0cd9

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Shavonne wanted to ask him why he was late, but the man’s priority was to continue this conversation.4ad26d86a44d7a43

“If you want to kill yourself, a lonely place is better than here. Wild Riverside in McEwan Township is perfect. It’s only half a day train ride. If you have 8 ronas, you can rent a third class one.”54703bb7d39456cf

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That person 2bb046be25 said smiling, 5ef2ca859e while he 62aa74d04e recommended how 1c5f560bcd to commit 44709f4ab1 suicide with 8b75dd3e41 a worried 2cf5f983c9 face. Shavonne responded with 4e0aad2d8a a serious face.890bd1548be3d451

“I’m sorry, but you’re wrong. I don’t want to die.”655ae6af65e2e14a

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Or so he tried to say… but his mouth was frozen, so he actually said:db4a6fee9cabde00

“I’m zory, but ur wron. I don wan to die.”1730fdf8c92d1dcf

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“Do you want to wear this?”4b9c5868bd381fae

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Shavonne imagined a scene where the man took off his coat and put it on his shoulders, but unfortunately, he wasn’t referring to his coat but the pink tablecloth hanging on the picnic basket.2428fbe8a599a1aa

Shavonne had gotten so excited that he couldn’t even scold him. He could only let out some ‘haha’ powerlessly. Either because he didn’t notice Shavonne’s laugh or pretended not to, the man said with a serious face.4c14a66113d4eb3e

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“I just made it. It was harder than I thought it would be. That’s why I was three hours late today.” And he added with a satisfied expression, “What do you think? Isn’t it splendid?”6608288c4e1e18e9

Shavonne couldn’t get any sleep that night. He rolled over in bed with the blanket over his head. Every time he turned around, the blanket made a little rustle.744718179856baed

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“Shit. He is the one peeling onions on the stairs outside the apartment. So why am I the one getting used to it?”a60332d5c242e61f

He didn’t know the answer.751bb03dfdf95c36

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