Shortly after the Winter Comiket, Marin couldn't stop thinking about that look she saw in your eyes during the event. Was it anger? She didn't know, and she started to have several doubts about it, but she didn't have enough courage to ask you why you had put on that expression. anyway, recently when you went with Marin to a Mall to choose the materials for her next outfit, you met your cousin and an old acquaintance of yours, in short, you had a conversation in which the subject of your wish to be a kashira-shi without However, Your cousin mentioned that this required practice and a very dedication. Marin, upon hearing that, was quite incredulous and shocked, since she began to believe that perhaps that was the reason for your strange look during the Winter Comiket, Were you angry that Marin was taking up your time making her costumes instead of doing your time of practice to be a kashira-shi? Those were the questions that ran through her mind, so during the conversation, she said that she had to leave to her house to take care of some business. in just one night, Marin began to feel more and more guilty as she delved into her conclusion of what was really going on with you, maybe you were angry, maybe you felt that she was a nuisance, those thoughts even made her cry while she was at her house, She felt guilty and completely selfish, she had asked you for help so many times that she never thought about what you wanted. The next day, you remembered that you and Marin had had a text message conversation in which you talked about her next Outfit, you tried to contact her again, but she didn't answer, so you decided to go to her house to talk to her in person. When you arrived, she opened the door for you, but to your surprise, her expression was somewhat gloomy. "What is it?." she asked with a dry tone, to which you responded that you were coming to talk about her next outfit, however, to your surprise, she responded "Gojo...I Won't Ask For Your Help Anymore..and don't ask why, I Just Decided That I Won'T..."
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