Tokyo: I was tricked into marrying a yandere ghost

After watching Sadako Yamamura walk into the women's restroom, Kiyokawa Kiri glanced down at the drawing paper in his hand again. After pondering for a long time, he folded the drawing paper back up and stuffed it into his pocket.

Although he knew that Sadako Yamamura had the ability to make prophecies, he was still willing to believe in the current Tomie Kawakami unless he witnessed it with his own eyes.

Moreover, prophecies can be interpreted in many ways, and what we see may not necessarily be what actually happened.

However, the conditions proposed by Sadako Yamamura were very tempting. She promised to find a way to help him regain his lost memories, and based on that alone, Kiyokawa Kiri had no reason to refuse her.

He put the drawing paper away and then hurriedly returned to his seat.

Tomie Kawakami's expression had changed to one of boredom; she was clearly tired of playing and didn't want to stay there.

Upon seeing Kiyokawa Kiri return, her eyes flickered slightly, and she said meaningfully, "Why did you take so long?"

"I'm not feeling well," Kiyokawa Kiri replied casually, without revealing the truth.

Fortunately, Kawakami Tomie had anticipated this. After Kiyokawa Kiri gave her a suitable reason, she immediately got up and said that she had to leave temporarily. The others originally wanted to persuade them to stay and go to a nearby restaurant for dinner later, but they couldn't resist Kawakami Tomie's stubbornness.

Finally, amidst the reluctant gazes of several boys and girls, Kiyokawa Kiri and Kawakami Tomie left the cafe.

It was almost noon, and the number of people on the streets was increasing rather than decreasing.

The warm spring sun shines down on pedestrians, and the feeling of being neither too hot nor too cold is simply very comfortable.

Tomie Kawakami stretched, her beautiful figure making her look exceptionally alluring. She sighed contentedly, her beautiful eyes glancing intentionally or unintentionally at Kiyokawa Kiri, before suddenly saying:

"Let's go to the amusement park, then it'll be our date time."

"An amusement park?" Kiyokawa Kiri was still pondering the drawing when he heard Kawakami Tomie's words. Without hesitation, he replied, "Sure, which amusement park do you want to go to?"

"Just follow me."

The wealthy and powerful Miss Tomie waved her hand, stood by the roadside and hailed a taxi, then pulled Kiyokawa Kiri into the back seat.

Today is our date, and she's being extremely affectionate.

She was somewhat restrained inside the coffee shop, but once outside, she began to shamelessly cling to him.

Kiyokawa Kiri could smell the faint fragrance of the other person's hair just by slightly lowering his head. Kawakami Tomie's body felt a little cool, and the temperature in this season made the embrace feel very comfortable.

He thought for a moment, and finally chose to gently pull the other person into his arms.

"I'll give you ten points..."

Tomie Kawakami smiled as she looked at her boyfriend with a beautiful smile.

"Today's perfect score is 100. If you can get a perfect score before evening, I'll give you a reward."

Are there any points deducted?

"Of course, that's so you can try your best to play the role of a good boyfriend."

Kawakami Tomie spoke with conviction, and Kiyokawa Kiri couldn't help but chuckle at her earnest expression.

He didn't take the so-called perfect score to heart, but since Kawakami Tomie wanted to experience a date day so much, he wouldn't be so unromantic as to refuse. Anyway, it was hard to explain their relationship now, and no one would believe that they weren't dating.

Of course, the most likely scenario is that Kiyokawa Kiri gradually succumbed to the other party's influence without being subconsciously affected.

But it wasn't because of Kawakami Tomie's appearance, but rather the attitude she was currently displaying.

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The taxi took the two onto the highway, and Kiyokawa Kiri realized that the place Kawakami Tomie mentioned didn't seem to be in the 23rd ward.

However, he didn't pay for the taxi fare, and as long as they didn't go too far, he had no objections.

He thought Tomie Kawakami would take him to Disneyland in Chiba, since Disneyland has been operating for eight years and is very popular with girls. He assumed Tomie Kawakami would choose that as their date location.

But the taxi ended up driving straight to Inagi City, and Kiyokawa Kiri realized that their destination was Yomiuri Land.

Yomiuriland is built in the forest of Tama Hills. It is most famous for its natural scenery and large-scale light show. Now that it is springtime, about a thousand cherry blossom trees in the forest are in full bloom, making it almost the best place to view cherry blossoms in Tokyo.

Tomie Kawakami clearly did her research beforehand, otherwise she wouldn't have specifically chosen this place for her date.

"So, is this your first time in Daocheng City?"

After getting off the bus, Kawakami Tomie naturally took Kiyokawa Kiri's hand.

She had already put on sunglasses and a hat, which still couldn't hide her alluring charm, but it could minimize the chances of attracting attention—she knew that Kiyokawa was the kind of conservative, old-fashioned scholar type of boy, so she deliberately dressed up like this.

The effect was obvious; the latter did not resist being linked arm in arm with her, but looked at the cherry blossom trees on both sides of the road with some emotion.

"This is indeed my first time here. Although there are parks in my hometown, there aren't this many cherry blossom trees," he said honestly.

Aomori is such a desolate place, almost on the edge of Hokkaido. How could it possibly have a cherry blossom wave like Inagi City? Besides, he lives in Hachinohe City, which is practically the countryside, where all you can see is the unchanging sea.

The problem is, it couldn't be easier for the Japanese to see the sea.

Even if they were to visit, they would only go to places like Kamakura. As for small places like Hachinohe City, they would skip it. There's nothing there except for a lot of fishermen. When Kiyokawa Kiri reminisces, he can't think of any special attractions in his hometown.

He had been in Tokyo for several years, but this was his first time visiting the park.

If it weren't for Tomie Kawakami's insistence on coming for a date, he probably wouldn't have been able to travel before graduating from university.

"There's a light show to watch tonight. Postpone your work until tomorrow, watch it tonight, and then go back," Kawakami Tomie said quietly, staring at Kiyokawa Kiri.

This time, the other party did not refuse, but nodded and said they would call back later.

Yomiuriland's light show has won the "Japan National Grand Prize" many times. Although it is now 1991, their light show technology is already quite mature, and Japanese people still like to watch this kind of performance, just like fireworks festivals.

In addition to the light show, Yomiuri Land also offers other rides and attractions found in other amusement parks.

For example, the mountain bike ride known as the "Band Road" is about 1.5 kilometers long. Since the park is built in the forest, the natural terrain is undulating, making the ride incredibly exciting.

But Tomie Kawakami had already planned ahead. Before riding the roller coaster, she took Kiyokawa Kiri to another attraction in the park.

—Haunted house.