Kuko Alternate Ending

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“September 5th, today is the day I leave”, thought Kuro. “This is the day I get away from this prison.” Kuro arose from his bed and got ready just like any other day. He then walked into the kitchen to find his “mother” cooking breakfast, while his dad prepared the table. “Good morning Kuro”,said his dad. Kuro didn’t reply as he stared hopelessly at his mother hoping for a response. She just ignored him as usual. You see this wasn’t Kuro’s real mother. His real mother mysteriously vanished 5 years ago on his birthday. Kuro decided he to skip breakfast and go find his friends. “You’re too hard on him”, said his father. “I’ve told you a thousand times, I refuse to speak to someone like him!”

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