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For the love of the game Tracing Yumi Kajiki's passion for Mahjong A Saki Fanfiction Chapter 4 "I appreciate your interest in joining the basketball club, but we're currently not accepting any new members." "Really, why not?" Though I was disappointed, I tried my hardest to keep my voice even. Normally such setbacks wouldn't let me down, but when you have been declined by at least ten different clubs, the disappointment eventually drags down your morale. With her thumb, the president of the basketball club pointed at the busy gym behind her. "Please don't take this the wrong way. Even if I want to expand the basketball club and accept n

For the love of the game Tracing Yumi Kajiki's passion for Mahjong   A Saki Fanfiction Chapter 3 The hustle and bustle that occurred on my first day of school had set the foundation of what my experience at Tsuruga Academy was like during the first month. Each day, I was met with questions regarding myself such as "What do you do in your free time?", and "What was it like to live in Tokyo?". I never voiced it out, but I found all this prodding to be somewhat bothersome and intrusive. Fortunately, my classmates have taken into heart Kanbara's suggestion and showed some restraint by only asking a few questions each day. As much as I appreci

For the love of the game Tracing Yumi Kajiki's passion for Mahjong A Saki Fanfiction Chapter 2 Spring has arrived, and with it the start of a new school year. Although this season is usually a calm and welcome change after the cold winter months, I was anxious of its arrival. My family had gone through a lot of changes this year. At that time, it felt that it was too much and too soon. When my parents told me that we had to move due to my father's work, I thought that we would just be moving to a nearby city or town. I soon found out that my expectations were far from reality when I found out that we were moving to a completely different

For the love of the game Tracing Yumi Kajiki's passion for Mahjong A Saki Fanfiction Chapter 1 On most days, Tsuruga Academy was known for being a busy and lively school. That's why I found it amazing how it always became quiet as midterms approached. Many hurried home, while some went to the library to study. In addition, all club activities are temporarily postponed, and so very few people had any reason to stay after school. Even the tiny mahjong club wasn't exempt from this.   Despite repeatedly telling myself of this fact, I still found myself walking towards the club room.   There's a very high chance that no one else will come. Eve