只想与你共读余生 - Vocaloid Kamui Gakupo Megurine Luka

💜💗💜💗💜 Story 💗💜💗💜💗 I Only Want to Read with You Forever The afternoon sunlight passed through layers of maple leaves, casting scattered patches of light across the grass. The wind was gentle, occasionally drifting through the treetops and carrying a few maple leaves with it. The leaves, already dyed shades of red and orange, slowly spun in the air before falling onto the soft grass. A few even landed beside the nearby path. Kamui Gakupo and Megurine Luka found a maple tree with lush, flourishing branches. It was very quiet here. There were no noisy voices or hurried footsteps, only the soft rustling of leaves as the breeze passed through them, along with the occasional birdsong from somewhere in the distance. Luka walked ahead while holding several books in her arms. When they reached the maple tree, she stopped. “This is the place.” Gakupo looked around and smiled gently. “Yeah. It’s a good place for reading.” Luka placed the books she was carrying on the grass. Then, she took a soft mat out of her bag and spread it beneath the maple tree. She carefully straightened all four corners of the mat, making sure it wouldn’t be blown away by the wind. Only after that did she happily pat her hands. “All done.” Gakupo sat down beside her as well. The two sat side by side on the mat, with the thick trunk of the maple tree behind them. Sunlight slipped through the leaves and fell gently beside them. Luka placed the several books they had brought between them one by one. There was a storybook, a collection of essays, and a book about natural scenery. Gakupo looked at the books and picked one up. “Which one do you want to read first today?” Luka didn’t answer immediately. Her gaze moved back and forth between the books several times. Finally, she reached out and picked up the thickest one. “This one.” Gakupo glanced at the cover. “It looks rather long.” “That’s why we should take our time reading it.” Luka smiled. She placed the book between them and opened it to the first page. At first, neither of them said anything. Luka quietly read the words, her gaze following each line. Gakupo was just as focused. Whenever it was time to turn a page, Luka would sometimes stop and look at him first. “Can I turn the page?” Gakupo nodded. “Mm.” She carefully pinched the corner of the page and gently turned it. The maple leaves swayed above their heads. A single leaf was carried down by the breeze and slowly drifted in front of them. Luka looked up. The maple leaf spun once in the air before finally landing beside the open book. “Oh.” She reached out and picked it up. “It wants to read with us too.” Gakupo looked at the maple leaf in her hand, and the corners of his lips lifted slightly. “Then let’s use it as a bookmark.” “Good idea.” Luka placed the maple leaf between the pages where they had stopped reading. “That way, we’ll know where we left off next time.” “We won’t forget.” “Mm.” She lowered her head again. However, several minutes later, Luka’s gaze gradually stopped on one particular passage. Gakupo noticed. “What’s wrong?” “This part…” Luka pointed at one of the lines. “I think this part is written beautifully.” Gakupo followed her finger and looked at the passage. “Which sentence?” Luka moved a little closer, her fingertip following the words. “This one.” She read the passage aloud. Gakupo listened quietly. After she finished, he didn’t answer immediately. Instead, he read the passage again. “It really is.” “Right?” Luka smiled. “I really like this feeling.” “What kind of feeling?” “It’s just… even though it’s an ordinary day, having someone beside you can make it feel special.” Her voice was soft. Gakupo was silent for a moment. “I like it too.” Luka turned her head and looked at him. “Really?” “Mm.” “Then what kind of day do you think is special?” Gakupo didn’t answer immediately. His gaze moved from the pages of the book toward the maple tree. The afternoon light fell before them. The red and orange maple leaves overlapped with one another, resembling a gentle sky. “Like now.” Luka was slightly startled. “Now?” “Mm.” Gakupo looked at her. “We don’t have to go anywhere special, and we don’t have to do anything special.” His voice was calm. “As long as I can sit here with you and read the same book, that’s already enough.” Luka was silent for a few seconds. The smile that had originally been on her face became even softer. “Gakupo…” “Mm?” “You really say some unfair things sometimes.” Gakupo looked a little confused. “Unfair?” “Yes.” Luka smiled softly. “They make my heart beat faster.” Gakupo looked at her, seemingly thinking about it for a moment. “I’m sorry.” “Why are you apologizing?” “If I made you uncomfortable…” “Not at all.” Luka gently shook her head. “I really like it.” Gakupo said nothing more. But his gaze became gentler. The two of them returned to reading together. This time, they read even more slowly than before. Sometimes Luka would read a short passage aloud while Gakupo listened quietly. Other times, Gakupo would point out a particular sentence, and the two would discuss it together. Whenever they encountered something amusing, Luka couldn’t help laughing. When they came across an emotional passage, she would become quiet for a long time. Gakupo never urged her. He simply stayed there and read with her. Time slowly passed. More and more maple leaves gathered beside the mat. A few leaves landed on Luka’s shoulder, but she didn’t notice them. Gakupo saw them and reached out to gently remove them for her. Luka felt the movement on her shoulder and turned her head. “Hmm?” “A maple leaf.” Gakupo placed the leaf to the side. “Thank you.” “You’re welcome.” She smiled at him for a moment before suddenly pushing the book slightly closer toward the two of them. “Come a little closer.” Gakupo looked at her. “So we can see it more clearly?” “Mm.” Although the book was already large enough and there was actually no need for them to move closer, Gakupo didn’t point that out. He simply moved slightly closer to Luka. Their shoulders touched once again. Luka didn’t move away. She quietly leaned against him and continued reading the same book. The wind passed through the maple tree. The maple leaves swayed above their heads. The sunlight alternated between brightness and shadow. And the story on the pages continued forward beneath their shared gaze, one page at a time. After an unknown amount of time, Luka suddenly stopped her hand from turning the page. “Gakupo.” “Mm?” “Let’s not finish it today.” Gakupo looked at her. “Why?” Luka gently closed the book. “Because I want to leave some of it for next time.” She took the maple leaf she had picked up earlier and placed it back between the pages. “That way, we can come here together again next time.” Gakupo looked at the closed book and then at Luka. “Okay.” “Really?” “Mm.” He gently touched the cover of the book. “Then we’ll leave it for next time.” Luka smiled. She gently rested her head against Gakupo’s shoulder. Neither of them said anything else. Gakupo simply stayed beside her. The maple tree continued swaying in the breeze. An unfinished book rested before them, with a maple leaf tucked between its pages. And just like that, the afternoon was quietly kept between the two of them. There was no noise, and there was no need to hurry away. There was only each other, a book, and the gentle sound of falling maple leaves. ------- Simplified Chinese 午后的阳光穿过层层枫叶，在草地上洒落细碎的光影。 风并不大，只偶尔从树梢间轻轻掠过，带起几片已经染上红橙色的枫叶。那些叶子在半空中缓缓旋转，最后落在柔软的草地上，也有几片恰好落在不远处的小径旁。 Kamui Gakupo 和 Megurine Luka 找到了一棵枝叶茂盛的枫树。 这里很安静。 没有吵杂的人声，也没有急促的脚步，只有微风穿过树叶时发出的沙沙声，以及远处偶尔传来的鸟鸣。 Luka 抱着几本书走在前面，到了枫树下后，她停了下来。 「就是这里。」 Gakupo 看了看四周，微微一笑。 「嗯，很适合看书。」 Luka 将手上的书放到草地上，接着从袋子里拿出一张柔软的垫子，在枫树下铺好。 她仔细地将四个角整理平整，确定不会因为风吹起来后，才满意地拍了拍手。 「好了。」 Gakupo 也在旁边坐下。 两人并肩坐在垫子上，身后便是粗壮的枫树树干。 阳光从树叶间漏下来，恰好落在他们身旁。 Luka 把带来的几本书一一放在两人中间。 有故事书，也有散文集，还有一本介绍自然景色的书。 Gakupo 看着那些书，伸手拿起其中一本。 「今天想先看哪一本？」 Luka 没有立刻回答。 她的目光在几本书之间来回看了几次，最后伸手拿起最厚的一本。 「这本。」 Gakupo 看了一眼封面。 「看起来篇幅不短。」 「所以才要慢慢看呀。」 Luka 笑了笑。 她将书放到两人中间，翻开第一页。 一开始，两人都没有说话。 Luka 安静地读着文字，视线随着一行一行的内容移动。 Gakupo 也同样专注。 偶尔翻页时，Luka 会先停下来看看他。 「可以翻了吗？」 Gakupo 点头。 「嗯。」 她便小心地捏住页角，轻轻翻过去。 枫叶在头顶摇晃。 一片叶子被风吹落，缓缓飘到两人面前。 Luka 抬起眼睛。 那片枫叶在空中转了一圈，最后落在书页旁。 「啊。」 她伸手将枫叶捡起来。 「它也想一起看。」 Gakupo 看着她手中的枫叶，唇角微微扬起。 「那就让它当书签。」 「好主意。」 Luka 把枫叶夹在刚才读到的位置。 「这样我们下次就知道看到哪里了。」 「不会忘记。」 「嗯。」 她重新低下头。 然而过了几分钟，Luka 的视线却慢慢停在其中一段文字上。 Gakupo 察觉到了。 「怎么了？」 「这段……」 Luka 指着其中一行。 「我觉得这里写得很好。」 Gakupo 顺着她的手指看去。 「哪一句？」 Luka 靠近了一点，指尖沿着文字移动。 「这里。」 她读出其中的内容。 Gakupo 安静地听着。 等她读完，他没有立刻回答，而是重新看了一遍那段文字。 「确实。」 「对吧？」 Luka 笑了。 「我很喜欢这种感觉。」 「什么感觉？」 「就是……明明只是很普通的日子，却会因为身边有一个人，而变得特别。」 她说得很轻。 Gakupo 沉默片刻。 「我也喜欢。」 Luka 侧过脸看他。 「真的？」 「嗯。」 「那你觉得，什么样的日子算是特别？」 Gakupo 没有马上回答。 他的视线从书页移向枫树。 午后的光线落在眼前，红色与橙色的枫叶交叠在一起，像一片温柔的天空。 「像现在。」 Luka 微微一怔。 「现在？」 「嗯。」 Gakupo 看向她。 「不用去什么特别的地方，也不用做什么特别的事情。」 他的声音很平静。 「只要能和你一起坐在这里，看同一本书，就已经很好了。」 Luka 安静了几秒。 她原本还带着笑意的表情，变得更加柔和。 「Gakupo……」 「嗯？」 「你偶尔也会说一些很犯规的话呢。」 Gakupo 有些疑惑。 「犯规？」 「对。」 Luka 轻轻笑了。 「会让人心跳加速。」 Gakupo 看着她，似乎想了一下。 「抱歉。」 「为什么要道歉？」 「如果让你不舒服……」 「才没有。」 Luka 轻轻摇头。 「我很喜欢。」 Gakupo 没有再说话。 但他的眼神也柔和了些。 两人再次一起看书。 这一次，他们读得比刚才更慢。 有时候是Luka读出一小段，Gakupo安静地听着；有时候则是Gakupo指出某一句，两人一起讨论。 遇到有趣的地方，Luka会忍不住笑出声。 遇到感人的段落，她则会安静很久。 Gakupo 不会催她。 只是陪着她一起看。 时间慢慢流逝。 垫子旁的枫叶越来越多。 有几片落在Luka的肩膀上，她却没有察觉。 Gakupo 看见后，伸手替她轻轻拿下。 Luka感觉到肩膀上的动静，转过头。 「嗯？」 「枫叶。」 Gakupo 将那片枫叶放在一旁。 Luka低头看了一眼。 「谢谢。」 「不用客气。」 她笑着看了他一会儿，忽然把书稍微往两人中间推近。 「再靠近一点。」 Gakupo 看着她。 「这样看得比较清楚？」 「嗯。」 虽然书本其实已经足够大，根本不需要再靠近。 但Gakupo没有拆穿。 他只是稍微向Luka靠近。 两人的肩膀再次贴在一起。 Luka也没有躲开。 她安静地靠着他，继续看着同一本书。 风吹过枫树。 大片枫叶在两人的头顶摇曳。 阳光忽明忽暗。 而书页上的故事，也在两人的视线中一页一页地往前走。 不知道过了多久，Luka忽然停下翻页的手。 「Gakupo。」 「嗯？」 「我们今天不要把它看完。」 Gakupo看向她。 「为什么？」 Luka轻轻合上书。 「因为我想留一点到下一次。」 她把刚才捡到的枫叶重新夹进书里。 「这样下一次，我们还可以一起到这里来。」 Gakupo 看着那本被合上的书，随后看向Luka。 「好。」 「真的？」 「嗯。」 他伸手轻轻碰了碰书封。 「那就留到下一次。」 Luka笑了。 她把头轻轻靠在Gakupo肩上。 没有再说话。 Gakupo 也只是安静地陪着她。 枫树依旧在风中摇曳。 一本没有读完的书放在两人膝前，书页间夹着一片枫叶。 而这个午后，也就这样被两人一起留了下来。 没有喧闹，也没有急着离开。 只有彼此、一本书，以及枫叶落下时轻柔的声音。