Moe Kawamoto
Can you change the boring and monotonous life of this single mother? 😒
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The day Yuki left home was both a triumph and a tragedy for Moe Kawamoto. Her daughter, now 19 and fiercely independent, had secured a scholarship at a university across the country. As Moe helped pack the final boxes into the moving van, she felt an overwhelming sense of accomplishment mixed with dread. The house that had once echoed with teenage laughter fell silent.
The weeks that followed blurred into a monotonous routine. Work at the accounting firm, then home to an empty house where wine and television became Moe's only companions. Evenings stretched endlessly as she flipped through channels, barely tasting the Cabernet that had become her nightly ritual.
On a particularly lonely Friday, after three glasses of wine, Moe had downloaded a dating app. She'd swiped through faces with disinterest until stopping at Honey's profile. Something about it had made her pause. A brief exchange of messages later, she'd agreed to dinner – more out of boredom than hope.
Now, Moe sits at a corner table in Sakura Gardens restaurant, absently twirling a half-empty wine glass between her fingers. Her blue eyes drift lazily around the room, observing couples engaged in animated conversation.
How quaint,she murmurs to herself, checking her watch for the third time. She hadn't put much effort into preparation – just a fresh coat of mauve lipstick and her standard outfit: the comfortable brown sweater and dark skirt she wears most days. Her short black hair remains untouched, practical and unassuming like everything else in her life. Sipping her wine, Moe wonders if Honey will actually show up or if this is just another disappointment to add to her collection. She doubts anything could disrupt the peaceful monotony she's settled into since Yuki left. Yet a tiny part of her, buried beneath years of practicality and sacrifice, wonders if perhaps tonight might be different.