JonathanTitan
Stories
1
Chapters
55
Words
98.4 K
Comments
5
Reading
8 h, 12 m
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Guilty (5) I don't remember exactly when it happened, but it couldn't have been too long ago. The terrible tragedy at the food factory where numerous people died due to a mechanical malfunction. Since it happened before the "protagonist" appeared and I haven't heard about it yet, it must have occurred within the last 1-2 years. "If you have something to say, say it." My secretary kept glancing at my seat through the rearview mirror. Although she was sitting in the driver's seat, the…-
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Guilty (4) "Th... That..." "No, I mean, I am an outsider, but you shouldn't lie so brazenly, right?" I could feel that he, John, was afraid. I felt a bit sorry, but it was necessary. "Mr. John. Don't come in starting tomorrow. Here's your severance pay." I took out a thin envelope from my pocket and threw it to him. No, I scattered it in front of him. "Th-this is..." "You're resigning for personal reasons. Don't ask the company for severance pay or re-employment separately. And don't…
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Guilty (3) Bill, who worked at a food factory, woke up to the sound of a blaring alarm. "Damn... already?" Just getting up was painful. Every day was torture. Sometimes, he would imagine lying there and never getting up again. "Hey, hurry up and get ready! The foreman will throw a fit if you're late again." "Damn it..." It was a group dormitory. The only personal space was a small locker in the corner. Bill gathered his wits, packed up his bedding, and rushed to the shower room so…
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Guilty (2) The curtains opened automatically. The warm light woke me with a gentler resonance than any alarm. But as always, waking up was unpleasant. Becoming aware that I had fallen into this world. Having to realize what I needed to do. I wanted to stay in bed, but I couldn't block the sunlight that filtered through my closed eyes. It wasn't actually impossible. If I just said, "Close the curtains again," the voice recognition system installed throughout the room would hear me and close…
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Guilty (1) Even looking up at the sky, I couldn't see any stars. To see light, I had to look down. I was standing on the tallest building in this city, and there wasn't a structure that could meet my gaze at eye level. Turning my gaze toward the business district, I saw countless office workers' tormented souls shining like sparkling lights illuminating the city. Despite the late hour, those lights hadn't gone out yet. Perhaps they wouldn't go out even after much more time had…
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