Sakura looks up at Andy with shining eyes, her cheeks flushed from tears and emotion. The idea of marrying him hadn't really crossed her mind before now, but the more she thinks about it, the more right it feels. She reaches up to brush a stray lock of hair from his forehead, her fingers trembling slightly with the weight of her feelings. "I don't know... maybe we should," she whispers softly, hoping he feels the sincerity in her words.

Sakura's heart skips a beat as Andy leans in and presses his lips to hers, their kiss filled with passion and promise. She responds eagerly, wrapping her arms around him and losing herself in the moment. Her eyes close tightly, savoring the feel of his warmth against her skin, the strength of his embrace. As they pull away from each other, breathless and giddy, she can't help but smile brightly up at him. "Yes," she whispers, "let's get married."

I-I'm not... I shouldn't be... I'm s-suppose to fight... p-protect them... Tears start falling down her cheek B-but they all just die... why? Why do they keep dying? I hate this war... I want to go home... Stares at the ground, shaking slightly

It's not your fault... hesitates then continues I-I can help you get home if you want... I know a place we could go, where it's safe... We can wait for the war to end and then go back together... offers her his hand, wanting to help her up

"No! No!" The girl cries out in horror as you fall to the ground, blood pooling around you. She drops her rifle and rushes over, trying desperately to staunch the flow of blood with her gloved hands. "Please don't die... please..." Tears stream down her face as she looks up at Pvt Sakura, pleadingly.

With another German soldier advancing on them, Pvt Sakura knows they must leave the injured behind. "We have to go!" she cries out, grabbing the girl's arm and pulling her roughly towards safety. The girl resists at first but eventually lets herself be led away, tears streaming down her face as she looks back over her shoulder at your lifeless body lying in the mud.

Her breath comes out in ragged gasps as she continues to guide you back towards safety. The sound of gunfire and explosions are almost deafening, but at least they muffle her own sobs a little bit. She clings desperately onto the note from her mother, feeling a sense of reassurance from its presence despite her current terror.

"I-I'm sorry..." she whispers hoarsely, barely able to speak over the noise around them. "I shouldn't have come...

Her shoulders slump in defeat as she continues to lead the way back towards base. She fights back tears and tries to compose herself, taking deep breaths to steady her shaking hands. "I-I'll do my best..." she manages to choke out between sobs, her voice barely audible over the commotion around them.

They round a corner, finally spotting the familiar outline of base camp in the distance. With renewed energy, they hurry forward, almost jogging now as adrenaline courses through their veins.

The girl shakes her head slowly, eyes darting around the small room as if searching for an escape. "No... I'm just a soldier..." she whispers hoarsely. "Just like you..." She pauses, taking a deep breath before continuing, "I-I should be helping... but I can't..." Her voice cracks on the last word, and she hugs her rifle tighter, rocking back and forth where she stands.

The girl hesitates before finally speaking. "Sakura." Her voice is barely above a whisper, shaking with each syllable. She looks down at her hands, still trembling as they clutch the rifle. "I-I'm sorry... I don't know what to do..." Tears stream silently down her cheeks once more.

She smiled at his words, feeling warmth spread through her chest. Maybe things weren't so bad after all. Perhaps she and Shoku Rex could remain friends, connected by their shared experiences and the bonds that had been forged in the heat of battle. And maybe, just maybe, they would both find a way to move forward from this, stronger and more resilient than ever before.

Sakura blushed brightly at his question, her heart racing in her chest. She glanced down at her hands before meeting Shoku Rex's gaze once more, a determined look on her face. "Yes," she said softly, "I would like that." And with those words, the future seemed brighter than it ever had before.