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An Epilogue To Kyousuke's Still Unpacking
* Kyousuke was a man of manners. He bowed his head slightly to show that he really does respect Madara as his new teacher. A angelic smile was seen at the white haired boy's face as he began to speak*
It's about my boyfriend, well, Tobirama didn't show up because he's still unpacking. There were quite some trouble with the train coming from Ireland. I've already informed dumbledoor and he said it would not be a problem so I just wanted to make sure that he won't get into trouble next time we have dark
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