Beginning of the happy ending

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  1. Reeka says:

    That’s why reading the CCFS spoilers again and again has been entertaining me. It’s like I keep seeing clues that Mizuki put carefully on CCFS. We don’t need a blatant clue such as the word love or a kiss to show who Anohito was. All we need is an open mind, paying attention on details; on how the plot flowing, and good knowledge on CC story especially to the manga.

    We know Mizuki is not just an average writer. She write poets, song lyrics as well. So I don’t think she accidentally put the scene Candy glanced on Albert portrait just right after she thought about Anohito fixed the music box. When I first realised this scene, I grinned ear to ear and felt excited.

    I believed when Albert asked her the potrait she drew and put it on his working desk, they were already in a relationship. Or at least they both were aware that their friendship was progressing to something stronger. How they saw and talked about the drawing without discussing the rockstown scene?

    • Ms Puddle says:

      Same here actually, Reeka… 😛 When I thought I was already familiar with it, I might be surprised again by Mizuki’s writing.

      About glancing at the portrait, that was too much of a coincident… So it’s obvious whom had been on her mind when that happened… Sigh.

      The idea that Albert put Candy’s lousy drawing in his office was simply brilliant… His action means a lot for Candy, and of course she had to explain to him her action back then… So how could they not touch the topic of Rockstown and how much she had missed him?

  2. CKati says:

    It’s so true what you are saying. It’s often like that. Things and people that are always there, one tends to take them for granted. It’s sad that one has to lose something/someone, to know what they had. For Candy it worked out in the end. Unfortunately it doesn’t work like that for everyone.

    • Ms Puddle says:

      Yes… That’s unfortunately true, isn’t it?

      As I said, Candy was ‘lucky’ to find Albert again. That’s why the portrait brought her smile rather than nostalgia

  3. Antlay says:

    Entièrement d’accord avec cet adage ! “you don’t hnow what you have until it’s gone” je pense que chacun d’entre nous en a fait les frais un jour. Et sachant qu’il est près d’elle maintenant elle n’est pas nostalgique ou triste !

    • Ms Puddle says:

      Exactly, Antlay! That was the case for Candy, and she hadn’t realized it till it was too late. But as you said, she could find him again, and I believe they hadn’t been apart again since then. 😉

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