Three Days of Happiness

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At the viewing platform, I had meant to have you wait below and fall right down next to you. Maybe you would say you didn’t realize but I always despised you. For never responding to my cries for help then casually appearing before me now, I couldn’t hate you more. So now that you consider me someone you can’t do without I thought I’d kill myself.

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This novel is a realistic depiction of human life. We all believe we are special and we will achieve great things in life. We have objectives in life. But imagine a scenario where we were unable to accomplish anything. Now we have no choice but to hope. It’s human nature to hope somebody something good might happen. That hope ignites our will to live.

Shōnen Jump+ (in Japanese). Shueisha. Archived from the original on February 15, 2019 . Retrieved February 15, 2019. just not the target audience for romance novels, but I can admit the following story was well put-together and had more than a few pleasant moments until the ending. Still, I forced my way to the front door, and found an unfamiliar girl standing there. At her side was a luggage case that seemed to contain her things. My phone rang at the worst possible time. It was Wakana. I considered ignoring it, but I didn't want to bother with her calling later, so I answered. That viewpoint was rather novel to me at the time. To a grade schooler, their school is their whole world, so it's unthinkable that it would have such things as pros and cons.

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You've all been told that a human life is something that can't be replaced, and it's more valuable than anything. Now, if it were given a monetary value, how much money do you think it would be worth?" If I just wouldn't be happy, or just wouldn't make anyone happy, or just wouldn't achieve any dreams, or just wouldn't contribute to society - if I would just be worthless in one of their categories, I'd be fine with that. Can't blame you for thinking I'm joking. Or thinking this old coot's gone senile. But if you want to entertain my nonsense, go take a look, I'll tell you where. You'll see I'm not lying."Keeping all the details of the Himeno dream in memory, I laid in bed thinking about yesterday's events. I'd sold all but three months of my remaining lifespan at that shoddy old building. I personally loved the ending and thought it was a satisfactory resolution to the story’s conflicts except for one: his childhood friend Himeno. They’ve known each other since infancy and became closer after Kusonoki saved Himeno from falling off a viewing platform. A key memory for Kusonoki is his promise to marry Himeno at the age of 20 in the case neither were taken but he hasn’t seen her since she moved shortly after their promise. Miyagi, a near omniscient observer working for the life selling service, informs Kusonoki that Himeno is living an unhappy life as a single mother and high school drop out. Himeno would jump to her death in a few years time. Both at the top of their class as children, Kusonoki and Himeno are now similarly miserable. What do we choose in our pursuit of happiness? What choice do we have, when everything has been so meaningless? What is happiness even? I could agree with his thinking, but it annoyed me somewhat how he was aware he would be worth much more than the overly-serious bunch around him, yet had a self-deprecating laugh about it. The story follows 19-year-old Kusonoki who is in college and broke. After being given time off at work after collapsing from not eating in days, Kusonoki resolves to sell off some of his books and CDs to try and make ends meet. While selling his books to the owner of a used bookshop, our protagonist learns of a place where he can sell his remaining years for cash.

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I don't remember what the results of the discussion were like. Barren arguments from beginning to end, that much was certain. My house and Himeno's were built in a neighborhood on top of a hill, a long way away from any of the other students' houses. What's the difference between lifespan and time?", I asked. "Not sure about the difference between lifespan and health, either."I couldn't help being uneasy, and kept sneaking glances Miyagi's way. She seemed to be writing things in a notebook. It might have been some kind of observation log. Dunno the details. It's not like I've ever sold any of it. But outrageously unhealthy people can live decades, and healthy people can suddenly die - that must be the difference there, right? Can't imagine what the deal is with time, though." Days of Happiness - I Sold Off My Lifespan, For 10,000 Yen A Year. This subreddit was created to discuss this amazing manga "Jumyou wo Kaitotte Moratta. Ichinen ni Tsuki, Ichimanen de", by Shouichi Taguchi. Character design by E9L/Shouichi Taguchi. Original story by Sugaru Miaki. It's perfectly fine if you just pretend I'm not here," Miyagi said from her corner. "Conduct yourself as you usually would." The classroom began to buzz with conversation. But I didn't take part in any of it. To be exact, I couldn't.

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But as much as I tried to make excuses, it was futile. The only thing having a hard time was my common sense. Every other of my senses told me "She's right." And it's my belief that when faced with something irrational, those are the ones you trust.But I was still determined in my adolescence to keep Himeno's promise, and ensure I was still on the shelf. So I never called Wakana, and while I did get a few texts and calls, they soon stopped. I can't get her hopes up, I thought.