Old House

Lea's jeans that were damaged at the right knee, a maroon plain long-sleeved T-shirt, a leather wallet with Ruri's ID card, and other items were handed over by Lita when she entered Ruri's room.

"Just this?" Ruri questioned in shock.

"Well! I'm done now. I didn't look any further. Simply take it out of the locker and give it to you "said Lita, who was now seated next to Ruri on the lips of the bed.

Ask Lita with a look of grief, "Are you going to go now?"

"Well. I'm eager to leave this place "Ruri said ecstatically. His smile had grown and glistened in his eyes.

Lita said inquiringly, "Where are you going?"

"My ID's address. then meet the neighborhood. Why does your face have a confused look?"

Lita gave a little smile after shaking her head.

"Grab it! You might require this to fly outside "As she delivered many dollars in notes, Lita stated.

"Hey!"

Ruri appears to be about to decline, but Lita intervenes.

"Just accept it; it's all right. However, commit to call me again and replace all of my presents once you locate your family "Lita added while fighting back tears, "I'm very sorry," with tears in her eyes.

He was forced to turn his back on Ruri.

As she went into the toilet to change, she added, "Thank you, I promise I'll be back to see you. While Lita continues to attempt to downplay her grief, it appears that love is beginning to blossom in her heart, and she is growing increasingly terrified of losing Ruri as a significant person in her life.

Ruri looked at her attire and stated, "I feel like a different person after changing." Without understanding how Lita was feeling, she grinned brightly.

***

"I'm good! I'll start by going to the address shown on my ID card "He stated as he made his way to the indicated address.

Along the road are a lot of little houses. Tall trees and narrow streets. The homes appear to be vacant and empty. would make it challenging for Rurib to inquire as to the address he was visiting.

Ruri was observed being followed from behind by someone. Ruri, who had before appeared at ease, suddenly felt pursued. He slowed down gradually before turning to check behind him, but no one was there. Ruri continued walking in the hopes of running into someone to inquire. He did, however, only meet a pet dog. Ruri walked confidently up to the home and was met by a guard dog's "woof, woof, woof!" call. He had to take a few steps back before searching for a method to approach closer to the door.

Ruri has attempted some methods, from jumping the fence to tossing wood at the guard dog to divert him. All of this, however, was unable to direct him to the door. Even the House voters purposefully let the other dogs run loose to pursue Ruri. Make Ruri fearful and flee quickly. Ruri stumbles and falls in the middle of the road since his health has not improved. Grimace, but no one offered to assist.

Ruri was just passed by a person on a bicycle. He even purposefully feigned not to notice Ruri, who was still standing by the side of the road.

"Hey! Hey! "Ruri, who was compelled to stand up and go after the bicycle user, yelled.

With a hollow smile, the elderly guy questioned, "Are you talking to me?"

"Yes, please show me this address," I said.

Ruri inquired while holding out a piece of paper with her address on it.

"This location? Was your writing incorrect?" Ask the man again; this time he purposefully drew the writing into view.

"Nothing is wrong," was the reply.

"It has to be incorrect! You must have typed the address incorrectly, "The man returned the piece of paper and remarked.

"No, just show me the address," I said.

The man avoided Ruri's face, which continued imploring, by shaking his head as if to refuse.

"Exactly what happened?" Ruri sternly questioned. After a lengthy search, he was disappointed when he met someone but received no response.

"Ti, no. Nothing, "The man answered with a terrified expression and tone. Her body shook and appeared to move away from Ruri.

Force Ruri with a beseeching expression, "Come on.

Ruri was instantly pointed in the right direction by the man, who then rapidly pedaled away. Ruri could only stare in confusion as she took in her surroundings. He initially spotted a person in one of the trees behind him. He wasn't certain, though, because he couldn't see anyone after going down this narrow route.

Ruri picked up her pace and continued to look around to jog her memories. There was, however, no outcome. Her legs continued to move as she turned in response to the man's suggestion. He traveled far enough and had to navigate a little corridor before arriving at a home whose number corresponds to the location.

The large, filthy mansion is constructed of perforated zinc over wood. Some of the shutters appear to be cracked and are virtually unhinged. Ruri walked up to the home and peered through the window. Long periods went by with no one living there. Very dusty, even to the point that the things within appear to be covered by the thick dust.

Am I being tricked? Ruri muttered in the depths of her heart, her forehead frowning in confusion. I'm in disbelief over the home he visited.

Ruri was disappointed and made the decision to reopen his wallet while sitting on the porch of the house. Only ID cards and some cash that Lita had given him were the only things he discovered. Ruri, perplexed, was prepared to give up. He was at a loss for what to do. All he had was this address; if it turned out to be a dead end, he would have no way of retrieving his forgotten memories.

"Cling!"

There was a sound of something dropping. Ruri glanced down right away, and sure enough, a little Key had fallen out of the opening in her pocketbook.

He murmured, "What is this key?" for a brief time before realizing that he was in his home. Do you have the home key?

Ruri promptly sprang up and attempted to unlock her house's door without giving it any thought. But it was a failure. The key to this house is not that one. The key was unable to unlock, even though it appeared to be the same size as a hanging padlock.

Ruri kicked the tiny cough in front of her hard because she was irritated. Sit on the ground and cause it to fall.

"Ouch! Damn it!" he smirked and rubbed his behind. He immediately became aware of something being trapped in his jeans' rear pocket.

Ruri struggled to reach into his pocket and pull out the paper, so he had to get up.

He noticed a little card about the size of a business card and said, "What is this?"

Greetings, Mr. P.

Ruri didn't understand the writing on the card. The line "move forward, stand motionless to win" was written there when he quickly flipped the card over.

When Ruri came back, she questioned, "What does this mean?" feeling as though she had discovered a memory fragment.