A Story About a Grandpa and Grandma Who Returned Back to Their Youth - Vol. 2 Ch. 46 - Rotation

[CommieJohnTeh]

[sad "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" noises]

 

[nobaka]

@DigiTheMelon
cruel but true

 

[Jobslayer]

Better have that honeymoon fast

 

[TheGrandMagus]

Am I the only one seeing the benefits here? An hourglass you can turn in your dreams never runs out.

 

[delaire]

Daisies on the rock by eric nakassa hits so differently when i finish reading it. Sheesh

 

[ProfileGuy]

bruhment

 

[Nyantardo]

Oh, so you can mess with the hourglass. Neat.

 

[AwayAnimal81]

Moral of the story, Don't take your youth for granted. You don't know what Life will throw at you and sometimes it's a snowball or perhaps a rubber dodgeball, but it's best for you to take every moment of your life with relish for you never know when or if that moment will be one of those moments you will look back on in longing when you are old and wrinkly. You see, you just lost the game.

 

[gregger]

No one can be young forever. I hope everyone will cherish every moment they can in life, there are no repeats

 

[Zenghax]

Oh no, he's lost all of his muscles

 

[austenthegraet_]

well shit, still gonna be wholesome though

 

[Borderline]

Because he nudged the sandglass and it probably flipped back up.

He just need to do that again.

But, what is going to happen?

 

[justforthelulz]

All things come to an end.

 

[Scrabbleman]

@Tersione Ah, that's so long!

 

[Trihexa]

Flip again that hourglass

 

[adam120]

I sense an ending coming. Been a good run boys

 

[Q_u_w]

Is this the light at the end of the tunnel?

 

[uber_pye]

Enjoy your life reader.


The Kind and Caring Reaper comes to harvest us all eventually.

 

[urtoast]

Goddammit.

 

[s7ana]

To be fair they technically already were near the end of their lives. I'm sure them going young is just a wish that was answered for temporarily wanting more time. We can all understand there is a time limit on life.