Why does the Ruined King still fall in love?

Sorry, but this is who you think is the best person to call "friend".

I'm sorry that this person gave you empty promises and hoped they would never be fulfilled.

I'm so sorry this man broke a heart and your chocolate too.

I am sorry that this man destroyed those around him to cover up the fact that he himself was already destroyed.

Sorry, I'm not a small business.

Sorry, I'm just Hikiya Hachiman.

I'm very sorry.I'm very sorry.I'm very sorry.

"I've always wanted to..." I heard Yui whisper from upstairs. "Just once...maybe one day...someone will save me, you know?"

I looked up to see Yui looking at me, tears running down her face and she wiped them away again.

"But then I thought, watching my best friend get saved wasn't too bad."

If the circumstances had changed, would I still do it? Would Hikigaya Hachiman abide by his decision? Maybe, if the journey was different...maybe, if I took a different route...maybe ,Maybe......

"I didn't save her," I murmured. "I just don't want this stupid farce to continue."

Yuigahama Yui smiled. "Then you'd better hurry up...

...... Mr. Biqigu. "

So Yui Hihama stepped aside and let Hikigaya Hachiman enter the backstage.

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There was Yukinoshita Yukino, flawless as porcelain.She stood on stage, quietly waiting for her parents to continue speaking.

In a way, it's annoying.She put on makeup and looked like a doll.Tie her a few strings and she'll be like a puppet.Dance for me, Yukinoshita Yukino, the world will cry.Dance!

"Now," Yukinoshita's mother said. "Let me welcome my daughter here."

Yukinoshita's feet began to move forward.She is getting further and further away from me.

"Bichigu-kun. If there is such a day, help me, okay?"

"Bi-bikigu-kun?"

I rushed to the stage, grabbed Yukinoshita's hand, and ran away immediately.

She lost her balance when I pulled her off the stage.

I caught her and her eyes met mine.

It was a look of bewilderment, fear, and maybe, it was just my imagination, and it was a relief.

But time is running out.

Chapter 130 Six Short Stories: A Two-Way Wedding (End of the short story)

"follow me!"

Yukinoshita broke free from my control.

She put her hand over her heart.

"What? Where are you taking me?"

I could barely hear Yukinoshita's mother screaming.

Then her father raised his hand.As the crowd fell silent, paying no attention to his weeping wife, his presence was striking.

"Haha! You think you can steal my daughter?" His eyes looked alive, as if he had found a worthy challenger.

But I know, a man whose daughter is about to be kidnapped shouldn't be like this!

"If you want to take my daughter... try it! Try it! Man," Yukinoshita's father growled at his man in the black suit. "Get that villain!" he yelled at the security.

He raised his hand theatrically, as if calling the shots with a war fan.He looks like a character from some historical drama: a furious daimyo who catches a greasy-haired ronin trying to abduct his beloved daughter, the princess.

When exactly did this person come?

I took Yukinoshita's hand again and pulled her away.

We walk through a gap in the crowd.We met many servants and wealthy people all dressed up.All eyes are on us.My hand gripped Yukinoshita even tighter, and she held mine tightly too.

As security tightened around us, I saw a silver lining.

"Do not!"

Ebina Himina and Miura Yuiko each stopped a security guard.

I slowed down and watched them for a while.

"Go!" Yukinoshita Yukino responded instinctively.

She pulled me forward and walked over the tangle of corpses.

"Thank you!" I replied loudly, not knowing what else to say.

"Now is not the time to do that," Yukinoshita snapped when another wild guard appeared.

"Stop it, miss! I don't want to hurt you, but—"

The security tripped and fell face down.Yishishiyu retracted her legs and let out a small "hee hee!" She beat her head as she did so.

Her eyes met mine, and at that moment, her expression changed.She nodded slightly as if sad.

"You little girl-mother!" Anbao struggled to stand up and staggered towards us. "It won't stop me!"

The guard was then thrown down by Hayama Hayato.

We ran past them as they wrestled on the floor.Hayama Hayato took a moment to show me a white smile, reassuring.Even when he's on the ground with a muscular idiot, he still has the guts to look commanding.

we run.

Yukinoshita Yukino and I kept running.

We walked through the hedgerows, past the lanterns hanging around the house to guide wayward guests.

Finally, we went through a staircase.

"Here," Yukinoshita said, as a group of guards managed to catch up with us.

Then, the pink guard appeared.

Yuigahama Yui blocked the entrance at the foot of the stairs.

"Run!" she yelled, as guards surrounded her.

As we passed her, I could hear Yukinoshita Yukino's quiet, breathless voice whispering, "You've always...don't forget."

We run up the stairs. "Is the exit this way?" I called.Even under the snow.Her thin hands guide me.

Maybe there is a way...

We ended up on the balcony.

The stars are beginning to emerge.

The railing is a smooth stone, big enough to support a few drinks if one chooses to relax here.

A few empty vases stood by the railing.We have a reflecting pool below us.A sea of ​​stars floats gently, unaware of the harsh reality of their newest observers.

Yukinoshita Yukino's hand clenched even tighter.

This is a dead end.

"I guess I shouldn't let you lead us," I said with a sigh.

"I thought you knew I had a poor sense of direction..." Yukinoshita Yukino said, frowning.She folded her arms and looked down at the chaos below.

"What kind of fool would get lost in his own house!"

"I haven't been home in a while... mostly in my room. The mansion itself is pretty big..." she murmured in her defense. "Plus it's dark..."

If the previous situation was dire, now it is a mess.

"There he is!"

A group of security huddled together.Several of the dinner guests were there, mainly to see the spectacle of the end.

Then, like the Red Sea, the crowd parted for a pair who arrived.

Yukinoshita's father stood there with his arms folded in a triumphant pose.Next to him was his wife, her face paler than ever with the pain in her face.

"Yue—Yue Nai! Don't be stupid!" her mother begged.

"Haha! Trying to steal my daughter!? I thought you weren't the smartest...I didn't expect you to be so stupid!"

"Stand back!" I yelled.I stepped on the balcony railing.Luckily, it was flat, concrete and able to support my weight.I pulled Yukinoshita up.Below us is the starry sky reflected in the pond.

"Stand back!" I grabbed the vase next to me with my other hand and waved towards the oncoming security guard.

"He's a madman!" some idiot screamed "He's going to kill her, he's going to kill Miss Er!"

Whispers and crowds circled around.Like vultures on a corpse, they crave the spectacle but dread being gladiators in the arena.

Among them, I could see the eyes of a man who could freeze the world on ice if he chose to wear the way he was born to look.When he caught my gaze, his question came back to my mind from then on.

"Who are you to my daughter?"

"Security! Don't do anything reckless! I don't want my daughter to get hurt!" Yukinoshita's mother, who is usually full of calm, was now looking at me with controlled anger.

The security guards stopped advancing, content to maintain a semicircle.

"Hikigu-kun..." Yukinoshita whispered behind me.

It was a smart move, what the guards wanted was Yukinoshita, and if she was in the front, they would grab her and then grab me and twist my back in half.

"Do you have any plans?"

"How sad would you be if I said 'no'?"

"will not."

"why not?"

"That's what you should do," she replied casually.Yukinoshita Yukino pinched the bridge of her nose, as if she had a headache and couldn't breathe. "Even though it's pretty difficult."

Even in the face of madness, this woman finds time to slash my knees and poke me where it hurts.

"Isn't now the time to hear my request?"

The vase I was still holding was shaking wildly as more and more security guards surrounded us.

"Yes. But go ahead."

Looking into her eyes, Yukinoshita returned my gaze.

The request was ludicrously stupid, and in any reality, fate would not combine in the way she agreed to.

It was impossible, and I felt her soft hand in mine.

i want this.

Doubts about whether she—was she—were flooding into me like a dam breaking its bank, and the waves knocked my right knee away.

There, under so many stars, I got down on one knee and loudly proposed.

"Yukinoshita Yukino, will you marry me?"

She winked at me.

There was a gasp from the crowd.For a while, they fell into silence.

In moments of insanity, people resort to stupidity.

If a person has no self-esteem, does he have self-worth?

Then she came to answer.

"I am willing."

It was such an easy answer, like a cosmic fact, that she was almost annoyed that she had to agree.

She spoke so casually, so casually.