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嘘つきみーくんと壊れたまーちゃん #10
嘘つきみーくんと壊れたまーちゃん10 終わりの終わりは始まり
まーちゃんが、殺人犯に攫われた。僕の元から、まーちゃんが消えた。バカップル伝説も終焉を迎えた。長瀬透殺人事件に起因する自分自身との無益な争いに精を出していた間に攫われたんだから、まったくもって笑えない。しかも犯人は、長瀬だけでなく、僕の知り合いを次々と殺してまわった人間でもある。そして、今だ犯人は逃亡中。この事件だけは、僕が終わらせないといけない。敵は二つ。殺人犯と、僕自身。内外からの挟み撃ちだ。相手にとって不足はないが、相手からすれば標的は不足だらけだろう。だからって、まーちゃんを諦めると、僕はみーくんじゃなくなる。出来る内に、出来ることを。『ぼく』 が終わる前に。
216 pages, Paperback
First published January 6, 2011
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June 19, 2026
This is a story about life.
Life rarely offers people healing. More often, it just goes on — leaving behind pain, lies, and memories from which we have to piece together whatever semblance of warmth we can.
The story of Mii-kun and Maa-chan is exactly about this. There is no escape from the childhood trauma in their present and future. The past hasn’t disappeared and still remains a part of their lives. But instead of waiting for an impossible salvation, they simply accept their own abnormality.
By the end of the story, Mii-kun's lies stop being just a way to survive. They become part of the reality on which their world is built. Understanding this, Mii-kun continues to lie in order to preserve a space where the cold truth is rejected, and Maa-chan continues to cling to the warm illusion of happiness — happiness built on lies.
Their relationship is hard to call beautiful. It is not pure and innocent love. It is a connection between two people whom life has long pushed beyond the boundaries of normalcy.
But perhaps that’s exactly why it feels so real.
There is no healing at the end. There are just two people who stay close and keep on living.
And sometimes, that’s enough.
Life rarely offers people healing. More often, it just goes on — leaving behind pain, lies, and memories from which we have to piece together whatever semblance of warmth we can.
The story of Mii-kun and Maa-chan is exactly about this. There is no escape from the childhood trauma in their present and future. The past hasn’t disappeared and still remains a part of their lives. But instead of waiting for an impossible salvation, they simply accept their own abnormality.
By the end of the story, Mii-kun's lies stop being just a way to survive. They become part of the reality on which their world is built. Understanding this, Mii-kun continues to lie in order to preserve a space where the cold truth is rejected, and Maa-chan continues to cling to the warm illusion of happiness — happiness built on lies.
Their relationship is hard to call beautiful. It is not pure and innocent love. It is a connection between two people whom life has long pushed beyond the boundaries of normalcy.
But perhaps that’s exactly why it feels so real.
There is no healing at the end. There are just two people who stay close and keep on living.
And sometimes, that’s enough.
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