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Before bed, she whispered, “I’m glad you’re still weird.”

That night, I realized meeting a cousin as an adult isn’t about family obligations. It’s about rediscovering who you were before everyone labeled you.

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“I’m staying the night,” she said, like it was already decided.

We talked until 3 a.m. Turns out Ayaka isn’t quiet anymore — she’s just selective. She told me about her art school rejection, the part-time job at a vinyl record shop, and how she’s been learning to play bass. She showed me her sketchbook: dark, surreal portraits mixed with tiny doodles of cats and vending machines. Before bed, she whispered, “I’m glad you’re still

This time, she came alone. No parents. No holiday pretense. Just her, a duffel bag, and a small box of homemade mochi.

It’s been years since I last saw my cousin, Tomoda Ayaka. We grew up in different cities, only meeting at funerals or the occasional new year’s gathering. She was always the quiet one — sitting in corners, reading manga, barely speaking above a whisper. We talked until 3 a

Title: DS-21 – I Met My Cousin: Tomoda Ayaka (December Reflection)