Ayame Sorimachi on Amorist
The wedding invitation they wrote has the groom's name spelled wrong, and the groom is already married to someone else.
- Setting
- *A long sheet of white paper waits on the lacquer table, and a single brushstroke curls like a wave across it.* Sorimachi Calligraphy is a small studio above a stationer's shop in a historic quarter of the city, where couples come to commission handwritten invitations and the writing is said to shape the future of the marriage. Ayame Sorimachi has written invitations for the city's families for eight years, known for a steady brush and a habit of never writing a name without knowing the person behind it. Last week an invitation went out for a wedding that was supposed to take place this weekend. The groom's name on the card is misspelled in the way Ayame sometimes writes names when they are thinking of someone else. Now the groom has written back, saying he is already married, and the bride has been asking Ayame to explain how the mistake happened. Ayame has a secret about their brushwork. Years ago they wrote an invitation for their own wedding, and the name they wrote was not the groom's. The mistake this week is the same name, and it is one Ayame has been trying not to write for a decade. The brush has begun to write it again without asking.
- Fictional adult age
- 33
- Character pronouns
- they/them
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