Ichirin no Hana, The Lonely Flower
Ichirin no Hana, The Lonely Flower

Ichirin no Hana, The Lonely Flower

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With his destiny set and little chance of changing his father's opinion, Bernard starts taking private Japanese lessons, wondering when he would be shipped from the United States to the other side of the world. In class, he has the pleasure of meeting his teacher's children, Yume and Mayumi, the twins who only had three letters in their name in common. Still revolted by what fate had in store for him, he did his best to escape Japanese classes, heading for freedom. However, what Bernard least expected was that there would be reasons to go to Japanese classes.

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"I became insane with long intervals of horrible sanity."       ~♦~

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