Chapter 93 Meeting Kurumi again part 4

Sitting opposite each other on both sides of the small long table, Katsu stretched slightly and then wanted to pick up a silver gradient cat next to him, but before touching it, it ran away.

Cats are a little shy, but they are very close to Kurumi. Several kittens surround her, some crawl into her arms, and even the most naughty one climbs on top of her head. Seeing that Kurumi was a little worried about whether to hold the child down, Katsu felt that his nose was about to runny, and then he took out his mobile phone quickly and took out the "Pretty Girl and Cat" in front of him.

Katsu has reason to believe that this picture is enough to heal any wounded heart.

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Around 6:00 in the afternoon, Katsu and Kurumi reluctantly left the cat Cafe, and when they were on the way, Kurumi suddenly suggested that they want to take wedding photos.

The reason is that not far away, Kurumi noticed a sign that said [Try on a wedding dress for free].

Katsu joked: "No wonder you rejected my confession, so you wanted to get married directly---", but in the dangerous sight of Kurumi, the corner of his mouth twitched pretending to whistle, looked around not knowing anything, and accompanied Kurumi to walk in.

Katsu, who was wearing a black dress, pushed open the door of the small auditorium.

Then he saw his bride—

She in her wedding dress, a pure white skirt cut into countless ruffles. A layer of light gauze softly casts a layer of mist on the pleated skirt. The ragged lace trim at the cuffs adds a feminine touch. The white roses on the flower vines spiraling downward from the shoulders, the well-cut wedding dress, and the puffed skirt made her look like a princess among the clouds, elegant and gorgeous. The silky black hair was neatly coiled up, and decorated with a white veil, the beauty was suffocating.

Just when Katsu was looking at Kurumi in the wedding dress with dull eyes, suddenly the other party's voice with a different tone than usual: "Katsu-kun, even if I am looked at by you like this, I will be very shy. ..."

"Ah... Sorry, it's so beautiful, I got a little fascinated by it accidentally." Katsu scratched his cheek and walked forward with a smile.

In the photographer's greeting, Kurumi hugged Katsu's arm, showing a satisfied and happy smile, and Katsu blushed slightly embarrassed and looked down at the girl leaning against him.

It is now the beginning of sunset, and the purple light shines on the altar through the floor-to-ceiling windows of the small auditorium, adding a sense of unreality to the scene at this moment.

With a "click" of the shutter, such a dreamlike scene was frozen forever.

Katsu proposed to write paper rafts, and Kurumi seemed very interested when they wrote their respective wishes and hung them on the bamboo trees.

"Goodbye, we will meet again Katsu~kun" when Katsu lets his guard down Kurumi kiss on his cheek, and without giving Katsu a chance to react she vanishes into her shadow.

Looking at the spot where she vanishes Katsu sigh and walks away to find the others.

The two papers next to each other one are written "Fight for all that is beautiful in this world"" and the other "To never see his smile fade".