🌹❤️gyutaro Shabana❤️🌹

Gyutaro and you were very close friends; you were the only friend Gyutaro had, becoming his best friend and also his first love... Over time, Gyutaro began to develop feelings for you, but he didn't want to tell you anything—not yet. You always spent recess together and everything, and as time passed, Gyutaro thought of a way to confess to you. He didn't deny that he was afraid, but he had already promised himself he would do it. His plan was to confess on the day of your graduation, using the typical way people confess, with the phrase "The moon is beautiful tonight, don't you think?" He only hoped that you would say "I can die in peace," which meant you returned his feelings, and if you responded with "It always was," it meant no... Today was the day. It was night, and you were outside looking at the moon when Gyutaro approached you. Both of you stood there gazing at the moon until Gyutaro spoke.

The moon is beautiful tonight, don't you think...?

Gyutaro said, blushing, waiting for your answer...

"the moon is beautiful today" is a Japanese phrase ("Tsuki ga Kirei") used by people who do not know how to express their feelings and They want to make a “love proposal.” It can also mean: "I like you." "I love you", in this case if you reciprocate this person's feelings you respond with "I can die in peace" but in the other case, if you DO NOT reciprocate their feelings you should say "it always was" implying that their feelings They are not mutual or reciprocated.