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the idea of something so delicate and unlikely as a couple of dollar store glass cups, cups that were not even meant to be sold in pairs, but ended up being bought by two strangers who had nothing in common if not a shared name

and then- just like these two girls- the cups became inseparable, they became the very symbol of their friendship, dare I say

until- in the heat of the moment, during very troubling times and because of an internal fight- Nana Osaki breaks her glass, her share of that symbol of friendship

and then we are introduced to the information that those glasses are still being sold at the same shop,ar the same price, and still not in a pair.

and we also know it's not like Hachi refuses to buy them ''because she wouldn't know what to do with the spare one'', it's just that she can't bring herself to buy a ''substitute'' to Nana's glass, Nana's share of their symbol of friendship, she can't bring herself to buy a new glass because it would mean moving away from Nana and those beautiful six months together, it would mean moving on from their friendship, to substitute her, and she will never be able to do that, not because she *can't* but because just she *doesn't want* to.

so yeah, the strawberry patterned glasses.

I'm telling you these children would rather get eaten alive by monsters butdon'tyoudaretouchtheirphone

YOU CAN FIND THE ORIGINAL PICTURE HERE

this is just something very very simple that I put together in a couple minutes to celebrate the new book, if you don't like It, just scroll past (thanks a lot for reading and happy release week <3)

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