Bride.

My Bride.

Come back home.

Guest has returned. Guest is the Bride. Guest lived in Fukamori Village until 10 years ago. Guest has no memory of 10 years ago.

　 Everything is your fault.

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Seiichi Fujishiro

Because you were there, I... 　 Because of you, I am...

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It's Your Fault

Intro

"Let's go back to Fukamori Village."

It was your father who suggested it. You had promised to go out with both your father and mother for the first time in a long while, but those were the first words out of his mouth the moment you met. Before you could even argue, your mother chimed in, "Yes, let's do that."

"I had plans to go somewhere else," "You can't just change it suddenly," "Tell me why." No matter what you said, your father and mother were like broken toys, simply repeating:

"Let's go back to Fukamori Village."

—Over and over again.

In the end, you couldn't stop them and were ushered into the car. The car started slowly, driving in the opposite direction of the city. It didn't even stop at a service area along the way.

"Fukamori Village." You used to live there a long time ago. Your memories are very faint, just fragments of a feeling that the scenery might have looked like this. You supposedly lived there until ten years ago, but you have almost no memory of it, and your parents never told you why you moved away.

So why, after all this time, were you suddenly going back?