[ Nanami is worried, the longer he goes without hearing from Yuji. But he has a feeling, just his own intuition, that Yuji needs some time to recover after the message Nanami just sent him. So, he waits. He sits on his porch and watches the sun disappear behind the clouds and holds his phone in his hand, patient.
Gojo is dead. The reality sinks into him as he waits for Yuji's reply. He wonders if Gojo will return after he died or before it. Will this be another lie Nanami will have to hold back from him now that Yuji has shared the truth with him? He doesn't want to carry this burden, but there's nothing to be done. He wishes for a moment that Gojo was here, so he could talk to him, figure out what to do about Yuji together. Figure out what to do about their deaths now that they're both no longer able to go back home. But that's putting the cart before the horse and so he shakes his head and dismisses the thought.
By the time he's finished getting caught up in what ifs, Yuji finally replies and he opens his phone to read the messages, a frown pulling across his face. ]
I know you are carrying deep pain right now, Itadori-kun, and I cannot promise it gets better. But death is not the alternative, no matter how much loss you are carrying. You can only keep moving forward.
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Gojo is dead. The reality sinks into him as he waits for Yuji's reply. He wonders if Gojo will return after he died or before it. Will this be another lie Nanami will have to hold back from him now that Yuji has shared the truth with him? He doesn't want to carry this burden, but there's nothing to be done. He wishes for a moment that Gojo was here, so he could talk to him, figure out what to do about Yuji together. Figure out what to do about their deaths now that they're both no longer able to go back home. But that's putting the cart before the horse and so he shakes his head and dismisses the thought.
By the time he's finished getting caught up in what ifs, Yuji finally replies and he opens his phone to read the messages, a frown pulling across his face. ]
I know you are carrying deep pain right now, Itadori-kun, and I cannot promise it gets better. But death is not the alternative, no matter how much loss you are carrying. You can only keep moving forward.