Yukimi Tohno Best -

He didn't finish. He didn't have to.

And it said, “Thank you.”

It was warm.

“A letter,” he said. “From my little sister. I was supposed to meet her here. But I fell asleep in the snow. And then…”

Now, at seventeen, Yukimi lived in two worlds. yukimi tohno

And every year, on the first snowfall, she leaves a blank envelope in that alley.

On the final night of the snowfall, Yukimi went back to the alley. She brought a single white envelope, blank. Then she wrote the words Haru’s sister had meant to say: “I’m sorry. I love you. Please come home.” He didn't finish

She was walking home from the station when the first flake touched her bare wrist. It wasn't cold. It was heavy —stuffed with a voice.