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Keome
Who Final Chapter
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My university days treated me well. I went along with Lawliet almost everyday, except when he was with Light Yagami. Lawliet had seemed to develop a friendship and almost a rivalry with the top student Light Yagami. I had to say he didn’t seem that bad. But the times were rough, with Kira going on and everyone was scared. Everyday on the news the headline would say, “Another criminal judged by Kira” or “ So-and-so killed by Kira”. I was all against Kira and was disgusted that people supported them. Kira was not justice. This new world he promised was worse then the world was before Kira existed. Kira was killing the criminals, but he was the biggest criminal there is. Lawliet and me both thought the same. Although I found it odd that Lawliet asked me to call him “Hideki Ryuga” when we stayed at the university I didn’t think much of it. Light Yagami seemed to take note of me and Lawliet staying together but I didn’t care. Light Yagami was not of my concern. Until a few years later.
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It was November 5th 2004 and I was 25 as was Lawliet. Kira was still at large. Lawliet and me were now living together in our own house. Lawliet was gone again, and I’d figured it was his job but I didn’t know exactly what his job really was. Watanuki went with him. Watanuki dropped by every time Lawliet was going to leave so I knew that he wouldn’t be back in a while. This was normal to me now and I was used to it. I’d sent him off with a smile, a bag of his favorite tea and a piece of cake. He smiled at me wearily. He had seemed distant that day and when I asked him what was wrong he only mumbled “The bells are awfully loud today.” Like he was possessed. It was raining hard all through the night, just like it had been in that day. I usually waited for Lawliet to come home but I had to go to work tomorrow so I’d decided to go to bed. I put I on my P.J.’s and slipped into the covers. Drifted off…. I was standing in a room with lot’s of computers and people. I surveyed the room. There was Lawliet and Light Yagami was standing beside him. There were other people there but I didn’t know who they were. “Quick everyone the Shinigami-“ Lawliet started saying but then his eyes widened. His spoon dropped and he started falling from his chair. I rushed to him. “Ryuzaki!” Light Yagami screamed and caught him. “Lawliet! What’s wrong!?” I screamed. He couldn’t hear me. Light Yagami held him. “Ryuzaki!” Light Yagami yelled. “Lawliet! Stop it stop it!” I screamed, tears poring down my face. Lawliet started closing his eyes. “LAWIET!” I screamed at the top of my lungs. Light Yagami smiled. Lawliet closed his eyes. “RYUZAKI!” Light Yagami screamed. “Lawliet wake up!” I yelled. I woke up. “Lawliet…LAWLIET!” I screamed. No one came. I sobbed. “Lawliet won’t be coming back.” I choked. And then I remembered. “Light Yagami was smiling. Why was he smiling?” I think. And then a name sprung up in my mind. “Kira.” I whispered. I swallowed. “Light Yagami is..Kira.” I think. Then I sob again. “L..L…Lawliet.” I think. “YOUR SO STUPID LAWLIET!!!! WHY’D YOU HAVE TO DIE!!!” I scream. But in my heart I don’t believe it. Lawliet is gone.
Chapter 5
The rest of the week I spent all my time with Lawliet. Kayla and Melissa were still sick so I soaked up as much time with him as I could. I’d grown fond of Lawliet, for a boy had never really opened up to me like that before, and I hardly even knew him! The time under the apple tree I will always remember. Lawliet turned out to be the smartest kid in class, even surpassing Sarah, who had always been the smartest in the class since Grade 1. I watched in amazement as Lawliet answered all the teachers’ questions in full detail on nanotechnology then aced the test she had given him; the test that she gave him was specially prepared and was for the incredibly advanced students. Eventually Lawliet was offered to move up to honors class but refused. One day under the apple tree I asked him why he refused the offer. “I just didn’t suit me.” He answered. I gaped at him. “How can it not suit you? Your probably the most smartest kid in the school!” I said. Lawliet looked at me with kind eyes. “I think I’d like to be normal for once.” He answered. I gave him a funny look. He laughed. “I’ll tell you sometime later.” He said, still smiling. But Lawliet never would. Perhaps he was lying, I don’t know. But he never told me. I walked with him to our next class. And then suddenly I had a small impulse to hold his hand. “What am I doing!? I’m not going to hold his hand!” I thought. I shook my head, as if to chase away the notion. Lawliet looked at me. “Oh it’s nothing.” I answered his unspoken question. I finished the next subject and went on the bus home, Lawliet accompanying me on the way. I was used to this by now, as he had insisted he would walk me home the day I talked to him under the apple tree. He walked me to the door. Then before I knew what I was doing I wrapped my arms around him. “What am I doing!” I screamed in my head. My eyes shot open and I felt the heat rising to my cheeks. I immediately let go of him and apologized over and over. “I’m sorry! I don’t know hat happened to me! I’m sorry.” I said. Lawliet smiled, but he seemed slightly shocked. “It’s okay. I understand.” He said. Then I waved good-bye and shut myself into my room, and drowned myself with music with my iPod.
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