From Hashimoto Kyoko

Kyoko's letter is to Taro, her dead friend.

Letter
April 15, 3266

Dear Taro,

My dearest friend. I am unable to express just how sorry I feel. It hurts my heart to this day to imagine living without you. If only I had known you would be there. At that spot when my attack was executed. If only I had looked before the bullets were fired. After you died I fell into depression. Even Tokutomi could barely help me. I figured out that I needed a change to the world around me. I left Japan and headed to England. Yorkshire England. It's very lovely, certain parts remind me of Japan. There is a bakery down the road that reminds me of the one we used to get coffee at every day. Sadly I and Tokutomi broke up. It just hurt me to be around him as I thought of you every time. We left on good graces though and he promised to visit your grave for me now and then. We agreed to leave flowers every year on your birthday. Dark Crimson Roses symbolize mourning. I thought of you when choosing them then found out the meaning. Guess it’s pretty fitting.

I miss you.

From, Hashimoto Kyoko