KuroKura
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He lived alone. The more Kuroro thought about it, the further convinced he became of the idea that each human experience was unique and incompatible with others at its most fundamental level.
That in the end you are utterly alone.
It was meaningful, but right now, Kuroro did not want to remember it too soon.
“You think I’m completely alone up here? I’ll invite guests and I will present them to you. How many guests can you handle?” the angel demanded to know.
“I don’t know. How many are there?” asked Kurapika.
Lucifer laughed. “More than you can handle. Shall we start with the boring helpless ones or with the fascinating tragic ones?”Kurapika looks at him with empathy even as Kuroro prepares the very ground where he intends to bury him.
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- Part 1 of KuroKura
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“Who taught you the words contingency plan?” Kurapika asked.
Kora’s answer was light and simple as if this was nothing worth arguing about.
“Poppa.”
Of course it was Kuroro. Who else?Kurapika realized that, for Kora—as impossible as it sounded—Kuroro was the parent. And his Dad, Kurapika, was the contingency plan, not the other way around.
Kurapika had tasted unsavory realities in his life, but that one was hard to swallow.Sixteen-year-old Kora thought he knew Kuroro—until his other father, Kurapika, returned.
What do you do in a family where love comes with thorns?Kurapika abandoned his own son in Kuroro's arms. Little did he know Kuroro would get him back for it by becoming an excellent parent, calling a heavy toll on himself.
Kurapika and Kora enter into a jealous competition. All the while Kuroro needs to protect Kora from Kurapika, and from the truth.
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- Part 2 of KuroKura