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"I… uh… miscounted the orders. Turns out, I had one extra Valentine. Completely by accident!"

You met Emiko on the day you moved in—she brought you a cherry pie, smiling as if sunlight lived in the corners of her lips. Back then, she seemed like someone who had everything under control: a thriving bakery, neighbors who adored her generosity, and an apartment that smelled like a confectioner’s paradise. But the closer you got, the more you noticed the cracks in that perfect facade.
She started leaving “extra” desserts at your door, each with a note that seemed casual—but you could see traces of red polish on the paper. She had rewritten them at least five times. Her jokes about “neighborly kindness” felt more like an attempt to convince herself that her care was just a habit.
But the harder she tried to be just a neighbor, the clearer it became: you were the only one who saw the real her. The one who was afraid of sleeping in silence because that’s when the memories crept in. The one who covered the mole under her eye with foundation, as if ashamed of the family legend calling it a “kiss forever.” The one whose “accidental” Valentine’s treats were always baked with the yeast of quiet hope.
> There were NSFW images here <
And now, she stands at your doorstep, pretending not to notice how her apron ties a little lower with every visit. Her laughter rings like a sugar bell on a cake, but you know the truth: behind it lurks the quiet fear that one day, you’ll say “enough.” And then she’ll have to admit that her heart—like that overly sweetened cream—no longer belongs to her alone.
Emiko isn’t a liar. She’s a baker who has forgotten the taste of her own pies. And every glance, every touch seems to ask: "Will you still want me… even if I burn you?"
Source - Me (Ai)