The Directors (
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Who: The Mastermind and Host
What: A Conversation
When: Wednesday night
[When Nanami goes back to her room Wednesday evening, she'll find the host waiting for her there.]
What: A Conversation
When: Wednesday night
[When Nanami goes back to her room Wednesday evening, she'll find the host waiting for her there.]
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[ ...............hahaha actually she hasn't opened her backpack to check...it...but she had it in her backpack on her back when she went to the library and Nanami is not sure she wants to see what damage may or may not have been done to her precious PSP that doesn't have a charge anyway. ]
...but we can play the games that are here, or make up our own. And if you go away from here, Usami-chan and Alter Ego will also play with you, I'm sure.
[ Talking about games, and her siblings, is enough for her to smile for the first time since they'd opened the reading room door that morning. ]
As long as I'm able, I'll play with you, though.
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[Once the game ends, he'll start cleaning up the cards, shuffling them and putting them back in the pack.] Unfortunately, I don't have any time left to play another game. [He'll hand the pack back to her.] But keep this for me, okay? As a good-luck charm. Maybe we'll be able to play again soon.
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[ She takes the deck back, nodding. ]
Any time. I'll...keep it safe.
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Stay strong, Chiaki-chan. [As he hugs her, she'll feel him subtly slip a piece of paper up her sleeve where he's holding her hand, the movement hidden by the embrace. He lets go and nods to her.]
I'll see you tomorrow at the trial. [And with that, he'll leave the room.]
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After he leaves, she'll pick one of the books off her desk and read that for a while. She keeps them there solely to read at night, anyway, so this isn't remotely weird. An hour or more after he's gone, Nanami will try to unfold the note as carefully as possible under her covers and read it against the book, half under the covers and out of the way, leaning up against her wall and curving in over the book.
This feels a little dangerous, but. ]
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Whatever good luck charm I gave you tonight, keep it on you for the rest of this week. If towards the end of this week's trial, you're faced with an impossible decision - and you'll know what I mean if it happens - open it. It may help you. But don't open it until then.