Japanese literature The End of Destiny / Akiko Okuda

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Japanese Literature "br" Today's romance for adults who don't believe in fate or romance. The main character Ayaka, who works part-time at a flower shop, became a widow when she was in her 30 s. When she was a high school student, she believed that it was her destiny to meet a math teacher who was over 20 years old and was in love with her. She continued to think that it was her destiny. After graduation, the two became married. She had a daughter and had a happy life, but her beloved husband died of cancer. She gave up everything and lived there. She had a feeling of loss and said, "I don't believe in fate anymore. I don't need romance." She gave up everything and lived there. One day, she realized the magnitude of what she had lost. She also said, "I don't believe in fate anymore. I don't need romance," and she gave up everything and lived there. But one day, she became aware of the magnitude of what she had lost. She also said, "I don't believe in fate anymore. I don't need romance," and she gave up everything and lived there. But one day, she became aware of the magnitude of what she had lost. She also said, "I don't believe in fate anymore. I don't need romance," and she gave up everything and lived there. But one day, she became aware of the magnitude of what she had lost. She also said, "I don't want to believe in fate anymore. I don't need romance." She decided the rules for adults and had a good sense of distance. There was also a "truth" that she had not confided into., mire, love in which women worry and cry. The relationship between the two began with a good sense of distance and rules for adults. The relationship between the two began with a good sense of distance and rules for adults. There was a "truth" that she had not confided into. There was also an "infidelity" that she wanted to read. After that, when I heard that Ms. Okuda had been awarded the "Grand Prize for Love Novels for Adults chosen by Bookstores". She continued to ask Ms. Okuda to write "Love Novels for Adults" for a long time. She wanted to read it. After that, she continued to ask Ms. ask Ms. Okuda to write "Love Novels for Adults" for a long time. It was exciting to see the outline of the novel. I wanted to read it. After that, she continued to ask me to write "Love Novels for Adults" without any hesitation. After about five years, she finally came into shape. Every time I had a meeting, Showa Heisei restlessness