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Chapter 7: The Encounter



Adam stepped onto the crowded train, his gaze fixed on the floor as he tried to avoid the people around him.

He shifted uncomfortably, positioning himself by the door, hoping to stay unnoticed. Today had been far too eventful for his liking, with unfamiliar eyes on him, and he just wanted some peace.

Taking a deep breath, he muttered to Pratham, his mysterious companion in his mind, "So... we're getting off at Futaba Station?"

Pratham's voice, calm and slightly amused, responded, "Indeed, my Lord. You requested a chance to meet her, after all."

A moment of panic hit Adam. "Wait... I never asked how I'm supposed to talk to her!"

Pratham chuckled, as though Adam's concern was of little consequence. "You simply asked to meet her, my Lord. I assumed you would know what to say." His tone softened, sensing Adam's discomfort. "Perhaps you could tell me what makes you so nervous about this encounter. I might be able to devise a solution."

Adam hesitated, his cheeks reddening. "I... I get shy. Especially when I look into her eyes. It's like... I just forget what I wanted to say."

After a brief pause, Pratham replied thoughtfully, "In that case, I have two strategies in mind that will let you talk to Ani without the need for eye contact. Which one would you like to hear?"

Adam managed a relieved smile. "Anything that works... just tell me."

As the train began to slow, Pratham continued with the plan. "We're nearing Futaba Station. In a few minutes, you'll need to get off and wait near the ticket counter where she's likely to pass by. Stand somewhere she'll see you."

A small worry crept into Adam's mind. "But... my ticket isn't for this station. How am I going to get off without getting into trouble?"

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