I wrote this after watching Your lie in April and completely forgot about it. I did a little proofreading and I think it should be fine so here you go. Enjoy.
It's a cold, humid afternoon. The rain is drizzling and very light. The skies are the same shade of grey as the tombstone ahead of me. Reading "Tsubaki Sawabe, Beloved Wife, and Daughter, Loved By All." Everyone who I care about leaves. It was first my Mother, then Kaori, then Hiroko, and finally, my dear Tsubaki. She was too good for me. She wanted children, but I didn't. I-I didn't want anyone else to leave me. She was fine with it though. I loved her, I did try my best to give her children, but I just couldn't. Well whatever, what is important is now I don't have anybody left. My pursuit to not have anyone leave me had left me with no one. Funny.
I look up at the sky and turn away, walking down the path. I look ahead and I see a tower. That tower looks tall, maybe tall enough. I walk forward at a hurried pace. I look at the rusty gate and notice that the lock—isn't locked. Thank you careless grave tenders. I open the gate. It gives a creaky, noisy sound, making me look over my shoulders before walking in. It's a musty smell. I can hear the rain and feel the occasional drop from moisture. I notice the stairs and go up them, slowly, one step at a time. I think back to my years. I was very successful, even being noted as one of the greatest musical geniuses of all time. I attribute the sad moments of my life as the reason for this. I can't handle it though. This is the final straw. I am one floor away from the roof now. I can see the light through the opening in the ceiling. I stop thinking about my life and continue on, unopposed. I have reached the roof; it has stopped raining. I walk sluggishly to the rampart and step on it one foot at a time. I look around at the entire graveyard. I then look up to see a rainbow and the sun. I immediately think of spring. Kaori and Tsubaki come to mind. I can feel the crushing pressure on my eyes as tears fall down my face unrestrained. I think back on what I was about to do and am ashamed.
Ka-Kaori and Tsubaki would have yelled at me if I even brought up the idea of suicide, haha. Kaori didn't have a full life, no matter what she would say to me, she truly didn't. It would be horrible of me to just throw away my life when she was barely even given the chance for a fraction of a life. Tsubaki, she offered her life and love to me. For me to just throw my life away would be villainous, awful! Her love and life wouldn't mean anything! I close my eyes and look down as I yell at myself for even thinking of doing it and step down from the ramparts.
I then open my eyes to the sound of a melodica and look down the path and see...a familiar face, actually, several of them. It's Emi, I wonder how Takeshi and her are doing? Watari too, I haven't seen him in ages. He hasn't aged badly from what I could see. There's also Nagi and Takeshi, I heard Nagi's and Takeshi's careers are going well. I wonder what they are all doing here? None of them really knew Tsubaki, except Watari, but he and I haven't spoken since Tsubaki's and mine wedding. Plus everyone is probably really busy, too busy to visit just for me. Well, whatever. I hear Watari yell out, "What the Hell are you doing up there?" I laugh and look to see a blonde figure with glasses who's playing the melodica in front of Nagi and smile warmly. I look back up at the rainbow and thank Kaori and Tsubaki as I turn around to walk down from the tower.
