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Takayuki Yasuda asked tentatively.

"It's just a small matter, no problem, I'll take care of it now."

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Half an hour later, Shirakawa left Haihua Pharmaceutical Company and rode away on a simple electric bike.

The employees in the building all looked at the young and mysterious president eagerly, riding on the electric bike.

They felt like they were dreaming, and everything seemed so unreal.

"Is that man really our president?"

"Why doesn't he drive a luxury car?"

"If you didn't remind me, I would have thought he was a delivery man."

"What do you know? The richer the person, the more low-key he is."

The discussion never stopped, but these discussions could not affect Shirakawa's mood.

During this week, when Kenichi Takahashi was still looking for connections everywhere to get the inside information of the stock market, and Yulan Takahashi was busy remaking the business plan and looking for project investment, Shirakawa was leisurely enjoying the last vacation.

After school started, he was not so free and easy.

Suzume Nako needed more comfort from Shirakawa because of her emotional changes towards Shirakawa.

Fortunately, Suzume Nako has a lot of things to deal with. She is not the kind of little woman who wants to pester Shirakawa 24 hours a day. She only needs to meet her needs when she needs it, and she will not interfere too much in Shirakawa's life.

Since Miss Kyoko recovered her memory, she has temporarily left the apartment to find the welfare home that once raised her. The name of the welfare home has now been changed to Haixing Welfare Home.

She decided to stay in Haixing Welfare Home for a while.

Of course, this does not mean that she has no feelings for Shirakawa, but she has a sense of guilt.

She once desperately wanted to get a love because she thought that she would eventually forget, so she would not be bound by morality.

But now recalling every bit about Shirakawa, considering that Shirakawa already has a lover, her intervention makes her feel very humble and unbearable.

So she needs time to think clearly about her future relationship with Shirakawa.

Before leaving, Kyoko wanted to say goodbye to Shirakawa, but unfortunately Shirakawa did not seem to be at home.

Kyoko felt that this might be destined. The two met at the wrong time and were destined to have no results.

With the help of Kyoko's funds, the Starfish Welfare Home has been renovated and built on the seaside.

More than 20 people live in a three-story house.

An elderly director, two young teachers and caregivers, and the rest are children aged between 2 and 14.

The director cleaned up the grocery room and turned it into Kyoko's temporary bedroom.

There are also various handicrafts and toys made by children in the room, and there are stickers on the wall, which make the place warm and comfortable.

Kyoko likes it here. When she opens the window, she can see the sea.

Miss Kyoko has a very comfortable life in the welfare home.

The children here are very simple and always pester Miss Kyoko to tell them stories.

Although Kyoko still has no smile on her face, the children are not afraid of her.

The sound of the waves wakes Kyoko up on time every day. There are two pots of cactus and a fish tank on Kyoko's windowsill.

There are two goldfish in the fish tank, one is black and the other is silver.

Kyoko sprinkled some fish food into the fish tank, and two goldfish immediately swam over and opened their mouths.

A barely perceptible smile appeared on Kyoko's face. She opened the window and saw the sea outside.

On the beach, a group of children were picking up shells.

They ran excitedly in the waves, bending down from time to time to find the most beautiful shells on the beach.

Whenever someone picked up a particularly beautiful shell, they would happily share it with each other and show off their collection.

There were many shells on the beach, of different sizes and colors, and some were washed away by the waves.

The children searched attentively, with infinite joy on their faces.

The sun shone on their young faces, the sea breeze brushed their hair, and the waves beat the beach, making Kyoko feel peaceful.

"Sister Kyoko, good morning!"

"Sister Kyoko, come and pick up shells."

Kyoko nodded to them and said without any expression, "Good morning."

Suddenly, she found a familiar figure among the children.

A boy wearing a white shirt and rolled up jeans, picking up shells.

The boy has black hair, a handsome face, and melancholy eyes.

This scene has appeared in Kyoko's dreams countless times.

This made her temporarily unable to tell whether it was a dream or reality.

The boy stood up and picked up the white shell in his hand. Under the sunlight, the shell reflected colorful light.

"Ms. Kyoko, good morning."

"Who... are you?"

After Kyoko was sure that this was not a dream, she decided to deceive the boy by pretending to have amnesia.

"Kyoko, don't you remember me?"

Shirakawa was slightly stunned.

Did the specific medicine for Alzheimer's disease fail?

He didn't react until he saw the goldfish tank in front of Kyoko's window sill.

Kyoko just wanted to escape.

"Hello, Miss Kyoko, I am Kuraki Shirakawa. It's our first meeting. Please give me your advice."

Shirakawa smiled and stretched out his hand, looking at Kyoko through the window.

Kyoko hesitantly extended her hand and shook hands with Shirakawa.

"It's our first meeting. Please give me your guidance."

"Sister Kyoko, big brother said he is your lover, how could you not know him?"

"Yes, sister Kyoko, big brother accompanied us to pick up shells early in the morning, and said he would pick up the most beautiful shell for you."

The children who were half the height of a person were making a noise, causing a faint blush on Kyoko's cheeks.

In the end, it was Teacher Muzi who took them away, leaving Shirakawa and Kyoko alone.

"You...wait for me."

Kyoko closed the curtains, changed her pajamas, and spent 5 minutes deciding between a maid uniform and a white floral dress, and finally chose the latter.

Kyoko looked at her pale face in front of the dressing table.

Because she has been eating vegetarian food recently, her face is not very bloody.

She took out the long-lost cosmetics and carefully applied them on her face.

Half an hour later, the beautiful Miss Kyoko appeared on the beach.

She was wearing a white floral short skirt, her long golden hair fluttering in the wind, and her light blue eyes reflected the boy's face.

There was no smile on her face, but her heart was beating faster.

It wasn't until the boy appeared half a meter away from her that she controlled her emotions.

Shirakawa reached out and held Kyoko in his arms.

At this moment, Kyoko's heartbeat accelerated again.

Although she had done a lot of psychological preparation and decided not to have any intersection with Shirakawa and think about her future calmly, with the appearance of Shirakawa, all these assumptions seemed to be overturned.

She recalled every bit of her experience with Shirakawa.

The two hugged and kissed each other.

From restraint to a passionate and deep kiss.

"I'm sorry."

Shirakawa whispered in Kyoko's ear.

"I'm sorry."

Kyoko whispered.

Shirakawa let go of Kyoko, and crystal clear liquid appeared in Kyoko's eyes.

"I think... I may never forget you, what should I do?"

Kyoko's tears fell drop by drop, and she sobbed,

"As long as I think that you might forget me and return to your own life, I will be very painful. I... I don't want to lose you. I hate myself for being so selfish. Shirakawa, why do you show up?"

Shirakawa kissed Kyoko's lips again.

Kyoko wanted to push him away, but found that her strength was completely no match for him.

The boy looked thin, but in fact he was full of strength.

"I won't forget you, Kyoko."

Shirakawa picked Kyoko up.

He took her to a small boat near the beach.

The boat quickly left the beach and headed towards the shallow sea, and then swayed on the sea level.

The tail of the boat left clear waves, as if painting on the vast sea.

There were several seabirds flying in front of the bow. They circled from time to time and cast curious eyes on the boat, as if observing Shirakawa and Kyoko.

The two sat quietly on the boat, letting the boat continue to drift.

This is a sailing ship, which can move forward with the help of the sea breeze.

But the boat was shaking violently.

After the warmth after a long separation, the boat also regained stability.

Shirakawa and Kyoko snuggled together.

"Kyoko, do you want to live here forever?"

"I don't know, I just think it's good here, and it gives me a kind of spiritual peace."

"Kyoko, I like you."

"Shirakawa, I like you too."

Perhaps because they have been apart for too long, the two of them are entangled again.

On the sea, there is no end in sight.

White waves are rolling on the sea, interweaving a magnificent ocean painting.

The sky in the distance is light blue, intertwined with the sea water, making it difficult to distinguish the boundary between the sea and the sky.

The sea breeze blows, bringing the salty taste of the sea water, making people feel fresh and comfortable.

In the distance, several fishing boats are slowly approaching, swaying with the waves.

As the sky changes, the color of the sea water is constantly changing, sometimes showing a dark blue, and sometimes turning into a light blue.

The children standing on the beach can see the waves slowly approaching the shore, and then breaking into a white wave on the shore.

Under the sunlight, these waves release a dazzling light, which makes people dazzled.

When Shirakawa and Kyoko returned to the shore, it was already noon.

Kyoko's legs were shaking a little, and she needed Shirakawa to support her.

"Kyoko, I need you, help me."