Quote by Ibuki Haneda

Mika: Were you happy?Hiro: I was so happy.

Mika: Were you happy?Hiro: I was so happy.

Summary

In this quote, Mika asks Hiro about his happiness, to which he responds by saying that he was extremely happy. The quote showcases Hiro's strong sense of joy and contentment in a concise manner. It implies that during a specific time or event, Hiro experienced a high level of happiness and satisfaction. It highlights the positivity and fulfillment he felt at that particular moment.

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Truth Realization Sorrow Longing

By Ibuki Haneda

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