Ruan Mei Begs Me to Return? It’s Too Late.

You arbitrarily created me, and just as arbitrarily, you abandoned me. And now you want me to return? What on earth did I do wrong, for you to disrespect me so? Ruan Mei, there’s no going back for us. I have many new mothers now—mothers who are infinitely better than you. Mama Kafka will smile and listen to me speak, stroking my hair, my cheeks, my lips. Even when I tore her silk stockings, she wouldn’t get angry. Mama Himeko has a train that carries the starlight. We traveled and adventured together. When I grew tired, she would offer me a lap pillow, gently singing a lullaby from a distant land. She always keeps a room for me on the train, saying that way, I’ll always have my own little nest. A home. The home you could never give me. I can return home anytime I want, and she’s always there, waiting for me. Even Mama Herta, who’s always busy with work, will command her puppets to keep me company.…” Ruan Mei, from now on, let’s not see each other again.”” I’m afraid of making my mothers jealous.” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Ruan Mei Begs Me to Return? It’s Too Late. — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠