This is not the fate I wanted (1007)

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1007 "Kawa, you're back so early? You must have stayed at your classmate's house last night, right?" Seeing Kawa appear at the door, Toyoshu's face showed a hint of surprise. It was only just past seven o'clock. However, her face quickly brightened with a happy smile, and she said with concern, "Never mind that, Kawa, have you had breakfast? If not, I'll prepare it for you right away." Faced with Toyoshu's concerned words, Kawa shook her head and said apologetically, "Sister, there's no need to prepare breakfast. Besides, I'm just back to get something, and I'll be going out again in a bit." "
Is that so?" After hearing Kawa's words, Toyoshu's face showed a hint of disappointment, and she felt a sense of emptiness in her heart. However, she didn't say anything more in the end. Because he was preoccupied with Alice, Ketsuno didn't notice Toyosuke's current appearance and hurried towards his destination. If he couldn't find what he was looking for today and persuade Alice, it would be too late, not only for himself but also for the girls in Alice's villa. Entering his room, Ketsuno glanced around, frowning slightly. After a brief hesitation, he began searching through the cabinets, bookshelves, and wardrobes—anywhere he could possibly hide something. However, the final result was extremely disappointing. Even after searching so thoroughly, he still couldn't find what he was looking for. This made him increasingly panicked, muttering to himself, "Could it be that the music box is really lost…?" Yes, Ketsuno was looking for the music box he bought for Alice when he was a child—the gift he never gave her, the item that held so many sad memories. He had absolutely no idea where the music box ended up. After hearing about his parents' accident, all his memories of Alice were temporarily sealed away, so he had no memory of buying the music box, nor could he recall where it had gone after falling into the room. Moreover, he had recently moved, which undoubtedly increased the likelihood of losing items he had no memory of. "Brother, what are you looking for?" Just as Ketsuno was feeling panicked and at a loss, Kana's sweet and cheerful voice came from inside. However, there was a strange undertone to that voice; anyone would be surprised and puzzled to suddenly see their family member frantically searching through a room. Startled, Ketsuno turned his head towards the voice and looked at the pretty Kana standing in the doorway. A wry smile crept across his face. He hadn't expected his searching to disturb Kana and attract her attention. However, as the saying goes, one person's strength is too small, and now Ketsuno had no choice but to place her hopes on Kana: "Kana, I'm looking for a music box, do you remember it?" "A music box? We don't think we've ever bought one." Although Ketsuno's question was a bit sudden, Kana thought about it seriously for a moment before answering. "No..." Hearing Kana's answer, Ketsuno's mood sank even further. If even Kana didn't know, the chances of finding her target were undoubtedly even lower. Seeing the dejected look on Konokawa's face, Kana walked over to him and squatted down beside him, continuing to ask with a puzzled tone, "Brother, you stayed at a classmate's house last night, and you came back so early today. Did you come back specifically to look for this music box? Does the music box have any special significance?"
"Significance..." A slightly bitter smile appeared on Konokawa's face. In fact, he knew in his heart that even if he found the gift from the past, what would be the use? It would be better to buy a new one. But when he thought of the childhood expectations and his father's teachings that were placed on it, he instinctively wanted to use it as a tool to encourage himself and completely unravel the shadow in his heart. Just as Teacher Tsukikage said, the influence that Alice left on him has been constantly haunting him, making him so cowardly and lost now. If he wanted to grow, if he wanted his life and destiny to be smooth, and if he didn't want his misfortune to affect others, he had to cut off the fear in his heart. But now he couldn't find the music box, which made his mood sink deeper and deeper. Was his fate already sealed, unable to escape this vortex...? Thinking of this, Konokawa answered Kana's words as if talking to himself, with a depressed mood: "That was just a gift that I couldn't give in the past..." "A gift that brother gave to someone else? I didn't expect brother to buy a music box. But speaking of which, brother gave me a very beautiful doll when I was little. If I hadn't found it in the storage room before, I might have really thought it was left in the old house." Hearing Konokawa's words, Kana said casually as if recalling something. "Huh—" But now, Kana's words were like a beacon in the darkness, causing Yukinogawa's eyes to widen instantly. He said excitedly, "Thank you, Kana! From now on, whatever Kana asks for, I'll grant it!" Watching Yukinogawa rush towards the storage room, Kana's smile faded, and she frowned slightly, muttering to herself, "Has my brother run into some trouble again? The music box… the doll… is that something my brother used to go out with a lot when Mom and Dad were alive…?"
But thinking of this, Kana… Raising her head, she clenched her fists and placed them on her chest, saying encouragingly, "Even if I don't know what difficulties you've encountered, Kana believes you can handle them well. After all, you're Kana's brother! And don't forget the promise you made. This time, Kana will clearly state her request~" Meanwhile, Yukino, who had practically run into the storage room, was unaware of his sister's words in his room. His mind was preoccupied with only one thing: finding the music box he had completely forgotten. The storage room was cluttered with items; even Toyosuke seemed to have neglected it, as if it were a past completely disconnected from reality. Things moved from the old house and no longer needed were piled up in this room. If Kana hadn't remembered to search for treasure in the storage room last time, it might have been difficult to find the doll. Now, he faced the same problem again. Even if the music box wasn't lost and was in this room, could he really find that small music box in this vast space? He didn't want to guess the answer. For him now, as long as there was even the slightest possibility, he wouldn't stop his actions or stop searching with his hands, even if the hunger of not having eaten breakfast assailed him, even if the wounds on his body that hadn't fully healed were still throbbing, he knew that he had no way out now. "Thump...thump...thump...thump...thump~" As he continued searching, and as Ketsuno's mood sank lower and lower, his fingers suddenly touched a hard object in the corner, causing it to fall from the pile of clutter and land in front of him. At the same time, a hoarse, impure melody rang out. This sound, almost like static, made Ketsuno stop what he was doing as if electrocuted. He bent down and picked up the dusty music box from the ground. Listening to the music box, which he had broken long ago and which had aged with time and dust, his eyes slowly welled up with tears. The music that was originally meant to be cheerful and uplifting, "Für Elise," now evoked a deep sadness, as if expressing the past that had passed, as if expressing a childhood that would never return. "Dad..." He softly called out the name of someone who was no longer in this world, and crystal tears rolled down Ketsuno's cheeks. While her father was alive, he consistently provided her with the most correct education. The doubts and uncertainties she felt about his words earlier this year stemmed entirely from her sealed memories and the influence of Alice. Her father had long ago provided her with the most suitable path for survival and resolved her doubts; why did she only realize this now…?
As if she had completely broken free of the shackles in her heart, Yukino hugged the music box tightly to her chest, raised her head to look at the slightly dim ceiling, and with a resolute expression, solemnly declared to her life: "Dad, I will definitely do it, I will definitely break free from this fate that I did not expect and did not want!" Guanyin Dashi Gold Coins +8, repost and share, a red envelope is offered!

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