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    Twilight Dream
    Twilight Dream
    Twilight Dream
    Ebook57 pages54 minutes

    Twilight Dream

    By Aria Kozuki

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    Time waits for no one while life continues to go on. Ryuuotome Isouhibumi considers herself a shut-in gamer NEET who enjoys helping people, among "other" things while Koyuri Tokitendou deals with the day to day stress of her school life and part-time job. Both of them live in two different worlds until one day they wake up an see the world through different eyes.

    Twilight Dream is a short story written by Aria Kozuki. Known for her romantic yuri scenes and quantum scientific principles that apply to her stories, Twilight Dream explores the abstract concept of seeing life from another viewpoint. Those that have read Quantum Entanglement by the same author will find Twilight Dream is filled with same passionate yuri love readers expect.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKuro Ookami Inkou
    Release dateOct 20, 2019
    ISBN9780463721681
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      Twilight Dream - Aria Kozuki

      Prologue

      The ocean waves crashed against the rocky cliffs as Ryuuotome Isouhibumi stared out at the crystal blue water before her. She was happy and could not ask for more then what she had beside her. Ryuu turned to the girl next to her. She was beautiful as the rays of golden twilight beamed down on her. Her name, Koyuri Tokitendou.

      Koyuri smiled as she stared into Ryuu’s hazel colored eyes. With her long black hair tied back with a simple golden twilight ribbon Ryuu was like a goddess to Koyuri. Even though Ryuu stood at a height of one hundred forty‑two centimeters and was no more then thirty‑four kilograms she saw Ryuu for who she truly was.

      She means the world to me, Ryuu thought as she grabbed Koyuri’s hands and pulled her close to her. She’s the only one that sees me for who I am, Koyuri thought as she embraced Ryuu into her loving arms.

      I love you, Ryuu said as she looked up into Koyuri’s eyes.

      I love you too, Koyuri replied as she dropped to one knee.

      It was impossible for Koyuri to hold back the feelings she had for Ryuu. She had wanted to find someone like her for so long and now she had found the one person that could understand her in the world. Ryuu was the only person she had ever loved and the only person she had wanted to be with from the start. No one else was like her; no one else could love her the way Ryuu did.

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      Ryuu awoke from her dream and looked around the room. She had fallen asleep at her computer desk while playing the popular

      MMORPG

      known as Twilight Tower. Looking up at the time on her computer she soon realized that she needed to get ready for school.

      It had only been a week since she had transfered into Shigomara High School and she already hated it. I don’t want to go to school today, she thought as she made her way to the bathroom and cleaned herself up. After getting cleaned up she began to get dressed in her school uniform. A simple white dress shirt with a red pleated skirt was considered the standard for first‑year students.

      After tying her hair up with a golden ribbon she put on a pair of black knee‑socks and headed into the living room. On the table was a simple handwritten note. Ryuu knew this note was from her mother. The note was nothing new to her however as she picked it up and threw it in the trash. It was nothing more then her mother’s way of telling her she wanted nothing to do with her.

      If my parents truly cared about me then they wouldn’t simply give me lunch money and write a note to leave for me while they go off to work, she thought as she placed the money into her school bag. Once Ryuu had everything she needed she put on her black dress shoes and headed out the door, locking it behind her. The school was a bit of walk from Hidara Street where Tengu

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