I don't like being lazy

"Do you like me?" "Yes..." "When did it start?" "A long time ago..." "Will you always like me?" "The fireworks...will always be with you..." 
Looking at her upturned face, the girl's timid hand was gently lifted up. The warmth in her palm has always been so familiar. "Want to go watch the fireworks together?" "Yes."
 The summer fireworks blooming in the deep night are just like your touching and tender smile twelve years ago.
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PS: Youth daily life story, childhood friend single female protagonist.

Laid-Back Life in Tokyo: I Really Didn't Want to Work Hard

The slanting sun cast its light, and the person with a gaunt face standing before him, hands in pockets, exuded an air that inevitably reminded one of the so-called Yakuza.


"I'm just here looking for someone," Uesugi Sakura said.


Hanpe re-evaluated the meaning of these words, sizing him up and down.


Perhaps... he really was just here to find someone?


Having been here for so long, even a simple sentence and conversation seemed to carry a deeper implication.


He couldn't help but feel helpless about his own subconscious thoughts.


"Who are you looking for? Is there someone from your family who disappeared here? Like a brother or sister?" Hanpe said matter-of-factly.


Actually, it's not uncommon for people to come looking for family members here, mostly young girls' parents.


Chapter 176: The Strange Uncle Yugetsu.