Leh-chan

"The hand visibly trembling was hesitant to turn the knob, but the soft contact with cold iron, probably that, made me come to myself and remember why I was in such an uncontrolled hurry. He would be inside. What scared me, however, was knowing who wouldn't be smiling."

Leh-chan

"I got up and ran to the doorway of my room again, staring at the doorknob. I placed my hand on it, uncertain. I thought about giving up, but I couldn't take it anymore. I needed…anything. random that he could throw me."

Kamui Nishimura

Small daily stories about love in small gestures. Because love doesn't need anything grand to be beautiful. —Microstories for the Flufftober 2023 challenge (Fanfics)-

Kamui Nishimura

I had no hope anymore. She wanted to give up on everything and everyone, she only trusted in the sky, in the great firmament. Until he appeared. Picking up the shards of your soul, and ending the emptiness, bringing colors where there was only darkness.

KaguraWay

A youkai, taking the form of a beautiful woman, sings to attract men during blizzards in the forest, who end up lost, frozen to death by the snow. A boy having fun for the first time with his friends in the snow in this forest, listens to the youkai's melody and disappears for a few hours, being found in a hollow tree trunk curled up while sleeping, with no signs of hypothermia , with only a memory of what happened... "The mysterious figure approaches me and her hand touches my face. She is cold as snow, but her affection warms me. I don't I feel colder, I've lost myself, and I don't know if I want to go back now that he's close to me, like I've found my soul mate." Years later, now an adult, Reita is attending college in Tokyo, and nightmares about what happened when he disappeared into the forest in the snow as a child begin to plague him. So, at Christmas time, he goes back to that forest to discover if they are dreams or a forgotten memory. A Christmas tale based on a song about snow.

Bel Yutaka

- If I don't come back, I would like my ashes to be thrown in this field of sunflowers. Would you do this for me, Suzuki-san? — If you came back, would you marry me? — That's a pinky promise! It was summer when my sun went out, without you around, winter would never go away.