This is the day that the Great Sorrow is supposed to come. Everyone has their doors locked and windows closed tightly shut. I don't believe in the Great Sorrow.
I am drinking a fresh glass of orange juice, straight from the tr- What's this? Ripples just started running through my juice. Now the ground is moving, as if there are waves running through it - as if the Earth is rumbling. Suddenly, a man runs out of a house, shock and fear on his face - he's screaming "Earthquake! Run!" I am scared, I must find Papa.
Until tomorrow,
Kyoko
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