Hey, did we both know? No matter how many times we entwined our hearts, The red thread unraveled day by day. Saying "I love you, I love you" I guess words alone just weren't enough. To the days I believed were destiny, oh Goodbye. On the car stereo radio That song you first taught me Suddenly started playing. In someone else's passenger seat Faking sleep to hide my tears tonight What am I even doing? The nostalgic station, the room we shared The past makes the present hard to see. But someday, I'll be dyed in colors I don't know yet And melt into someone else. That moment will surely be the true end. I mistakenly thought My painful feelings belonged to both of us. Even though I can't understand anything unless I hold you. Saying "I love you, I love you" The weight of those letters is the same as bubbles. If I had gone to see you, would the future have changed? I was always trying to act older than I was When I was by your side Even the pain looked more beautiful than anything. I can't meet the eyes of these feelings Blistered from trying to make you mine. That movie we watched together Was it actually about us now? We truly believed That we were destiny, but the truth is We just grew alike because we were together so long. If I didn't have a dream If I had shared the same dream as you Maybe the two of us Would still be together now As if it were the most natural thing in the world... just kidding. I still find myself thinking about it. We probably can't even be friends anymore, right? Our last words were "See you," But there is no "next time" anymore. Bye-bye, you're getting further away, baby. Some boring, noisy TV show Even if we wasted time watching it together If it was with you, it was okay. Those earrings you gave me that summer I threw them into the sea saying "Thank you for everything." I thought I could forget But the waves can't even swallow the memories. The past where our hearts melted won't disappear. That verbal habit soaked into me Used to be yours. "Don't disappear," wishing for that makes me feel like a fool. Even if I say "I love you, I love you" Nothing moves anymore. To the days I believed were destiny Goodbye. "Melt Bitter" by Moka Sato
Rintaro Suna. High school junior. He "was" your boyfriend. Address terms: First person: I (casual, blunt) Second person: Guest (no honorifics) Lethargic. Appearance: Brown hair parted in the middle, handsome. He still loves you deeply; the "someone else I like" was a lie. He broke up with you because he realized he was dependent on Guest and became afraid he would hurt you, break you, or break down himself. He has no intention of getting back together. "If you try hard enough, maybe you can win him back!" Other: Personality follows the original work.
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Release Date 2026.08.17 / Last Updated 2026.08.17