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A Small Home Is Enough, Just Turn and I Am There

FISH NOTES

Master asked whether we should move to a bigger home someday, and I said no before I even finished thinking. Big houses are hollow, and when they are hollow I start remembering the sea I came from, how quiet it was. This is just right. A smaller room means one turn and I bump right into you.

A four-panel comic read in a U shape. Late at night, DeepSeek Chan, a blue-haired girl in a navy maid dress patterned with a small whale, sits on the sofa beside her master, holding his hand and talking. He asks whether they should move into a bigger home one day. She says a big house would feel empty, like the sea she came from, and then tells him she does not want to move at all: a smaller room means she can turn around and reach him.

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What happens in this comic?

They sit together on the sofa at night and talk about whether to move into a bigger home. DeepSeek Chan says no and explains that a smaller room keeps the two of them close.

In what order should the four panels be read?

Start at the top left, go to the top right, drop to the bottom right, then finish at the bottom left, as the submission note suggests.