"I'm sorry for being so dependent on you even in the end. I'm sorry for not being able... to return the love that you've given me whole-heartedly. The five years in which I spent with you... were like a dream... Byakuya-sama..."
β€” Last words in Bleach

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Notes: Character is dying of a disease, and asks her husband Byakuya to find her younger sister Rukia, but not tell her that she is her sister, and instead be her older brother.

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