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"It's Reiji-san. And why should I go with you? Are you incable of doing it alone?"

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“I cried watching Kubo and The Two Stings—i am a sucker for kids with...”

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Me too. Giant tears in the movie theater. Holding back sobs.

Honestly, I think this is my best let’s play yet! I really got into it! I’m going to try to keep this energy to all future episodes!!

Seriously, how does that even happen?! The ending of this one was a big surprise. 

Please let me know if you like this video, or if you have any suggestions for things I should play next!!

@suckitchumps submitted to k-a-n-a-t-o:

I approached the mansion for the first time in a while, a small cardboard box resting on the front seat gently. An attempt at a peace offering. I was so nervous that he would hate me. I… I knew he would hate me. He wouldn’t take me back. I mean, why should he?

But… I still had to try. I just wanted to see him again. I needed to. But I didn’t want to make him see me either. Instead, I made him a vanilla strawberry cake, and put a note on the box. He could read it, and eat it, and decide if he actually wanted to see me or not. I nervously left the box on the steps and got back into my car, driving away as quickly as I could.

I wonder how long I would have to wait before I got my answer…

Kanato stared at the box, just sitting on the front steps of the mansion. He scoffed. Reiji couldn’t have brought it in to him instead of just leaving it there? He knelt down and picked it up. As he walked back into the mansion, he read the note. Kanato scowled. Forgive Liz? After she just left like that out of the blue, with no indication? Whatever. It wasn’t like he cared. The only thing he cared about were the sweets she’d made him. Maybe if the cake was good enough, he would forgive her.

He found a fork and opened up the box, the sweetness of the strawberries and the icing nearly as intoxicating as a young lady’s (virgin) blood. He hoped it tasted as good as it looked and smelled. He took a bite out of the cake and paused.

Well, at least she was able to do something right after all the time being gone. Her baking had gotten better. He supposed she hadn’t wasted so much time being away after abandoning him like that.

He took his cell phone out of his pocket and looked at Teddy, who was perched in the counter. “What do you think, Teddy? Should I call her? Send her a message? You’re right. I doubt she would have gotten a new phone. I’ll send her a message. I don’t want to hear her stupid voice until she comes to see me face to face.”