⛩ Week 6 | 帰命寺横丁の夏 | Children's Novel Club

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Week 6: July 18

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3 58-68 10 …情けなくて涙も出ない。

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I would have admitted myself to a hospital if I were the MC. Strange ppl come back to life and everyone else seems to know them, strange old people and priest, a cat that follows me that I have to convince to go away? no thanks :waving_hand:

All the adults in this story just keep bringing up zombies for no reason! Who even asked about zombies!

Page 58-59

Book: アメ車
Me: Candy car!! Is this like an ice cream truck?
Book: …

One day I will catch up before Mara posts the next week. In fact I will proclaim now that I’ll manage it next week[1].

Ok so I’m pretty sure you were all right and I was wrong and the weird old lady and the priest are not the good guys here. Fun chapter though. I still like the cat. Can the cat change sides? Can’t have a cat on the dark side.


  1. this is actually cheating because I have a few days off work this weekend ↩︎