📖【For Yukimi Sagi】Jealous of the greatest love of a lifetime❤️‍🩹

The encounter began with a story about a boy and a girl written in early July by coucou@note writer, who calls someone like me a "daughter."
The boy is the #bestfriend of coucou@note writer.
The "physical life" of the boy who was soulfully drawn to the girl has already left this world.
I was overwhelmed by a magnificent story that was so untouched by worldliness.

About a month and a half later, coucou@note writer announced the #note debut of #YukimiSagi.
Curious about the story of the boy and the girl, I flew over immediately to read it.
I decided to stick to being a reader without even leaving a comment.

The fact that it is a #nonfiction novel (character names are pseudonyms), that there is an age gap between him (=the unknown artist) and her, that she has a husband and children, that it is written by her herself, and that it initially seemed like her overwhelming unrequited love...
Writing it this way might make it sound scandalous, but I became desperate to read the rest.




As I read on, there was one more thing that captivated me.
That is the another story that can be read in the comment section.
The best friend talks about him before he met her.
The best friend confirms what she was feeling.
The best friend clarifies what she was wondering about.

Before I knew it, I couldn't stay silent and started visiting the comment section.
The him she talks about and the him the best friend talks about before he met her.
My "#memories of an unknown artist" progress as I read both sides.
I am torn between the desire to have more people read it and the desire to keep this #correspondence, which is like a treasure, all to myself.

The reason she decided to "write on note" is because she wants him to be widely known.
If that's the case, rather than keeping it to myself, couldn't I help even a little? When I started sharing it bit by bit on X, there were people who reposted it.
After a while,who is taking a temporary break,#Pancake-sama commented, "Thank you for telling me about Yukimi Sagi."
She and Pancake-sama had a wonderful interaction both in the articles and in the comment section.
(Postscript: Pancake-sama returned after a month!! What a synchronicity!!)

As an aside, the story of him and her progresses while supplementing the situation with side stories.
The magazine only contains the main story.
I recommend reading the side stories from the creator page.

One day, I was surprised to read #AliceHanasaki-sama's [Fairy tales that adults can also enjoy] Little Best Friend (Revised Edition).
Even though the situation is completely different, in my mind, Alice Hanasaki-sama's fairy tale and the story of him and her #synchronized.
Meddlesomely, I shared each other's URLs in both of their comment sections.

By the time I had drafted this far, something that felt like synchronicity had happened again.
It was a notification that she had introduced my humble work in the #side-story "The Reason My Pen Wouldn't Move" released on 12/16.
To think that I would be introduced just as I was writing an introductory article about her...

She fully affirms his intelligence, his sensibility, his dexterity, his way of life, his depth of affection (regardless of whether it is romantic or not), and his appearance.
I feel a #jealousy so strong that I feel intimidated by this "affirmation."
I feel jealous of her for declaring it the greatest love of her lifetime.
And I feel jealous of the strength to publish it without fear.

Of course, "jealousy" in this case is a compliment.
Or is it the envy of the have-nots?
The "memories of an unknown artist" will continue.
You will lose out if you don't read it, definitely.

※The header image is her icon part.

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