《My Name Is Jugo (OneShot)》 My Name Is Jugo The first time I met Jugo was during my second suicide attempt. I was standing on the edge of the bridge behind my high school. I remember my breath was heavy, and sweat slid down my neck at a snail¡¯s pace. My legs shook and shook and shook. ¡°What¡¯re you doing?¡± He said. I looked up to see a boy floating in front of me. He and his pink rabbit onesie were slightly transparent. His brown hair was a bird''s nest, and he had no pupils. I stared down at the muddy, brown lake beneath me. ¡°I¡¯m going to jump.¡± I said. ¡°Why?¡± ¡°Because I¡¯m very tired.¡± ¡°I see.¡± He floated closer to me. ¡°What¡¯s your name?¡± He asked. I looked back up to him. ¡°Himari.¡± I said. He smiled. ¡°Hello Himari.¡± ¡°Hello.¡± This story is posted elsewhere by the author. Help them out by reading the authentic version. ¡°My name is Jugo.¡± ¡°That¡¯s incredible, Jugo. I¡¯m going to jump into this lake and hopefully never wake up now.¡± ¡°I see. Himari?¡± ¡°Hm?¡± ¡°Why aren¡¯t you afraid of me?¡± ¡°You¡¯re not scary.¡± This seemed to surprise him. ¡°But I¡¯m a ghost!¡± I shrugged. ¡°There are things scarier than ghosts.¡± "What¡¯s scarier than a ghost?¡± ¡°Lizards. And spiders. Spiders are scary.¡± Jugo nodded. ¡°Snakes, too.¡± ¡°Yeah, snakes are spooky as well.¡± ¡°Hey, Himari?¡± ¡°Yes, Jugo?¡± ¡°Do you want to be my friend?¡± ¡°I don¡¯t know how to do that very well. Are you sure?¡± ¡°Yes. You are very pretty.¡± ¡°Okay, Jugo. I will be your friend.¡± ¡°Great! Wanna do something fun?¡± I scratched my cheek. ¡°Um¡­ I¡¯m a little busy.¡± ¡°Just one thing, pleeeeasee? After I promise, we can come back, and you¡¯ll jump!¡± ¡°Hm¡­ promise?¡± ¡°Promise!¡± ¡°Alright, what do you want to do, Jugo?¡± Jugo laughed. ¡°What else do friends do? We¡¯re gonna go burn the sky, of course!¡± ¡°Eh?¡± Jugo picked me up and took to the sky. The wind funneled around us as we flew further and further away from the bridge. I remember how badly I wanted to cry back then. So scared. I was always so scared. ¡°Jugo?¡± I said. ¡°Yes, Himari?¡± ¡°Where the hell are we going?¡± ¡°The sun.¡± He said. And then I snuggled into him, and said- ¡°okay.¡± When I got home that night, my mother asked me why my knees were bleeding, and why I was drenched in mud water. ¡°The sun, mom,¡± I whispered, ¡°a ghost boy named Jugo took me to the sun.¡± Mom started crying and drew me a bath. Normally when she cried, I would cry as well, but for the rest of that week, I always saw the sky instead of black whenever I closed my eyes, so I let her cry by herself that night. Because that¡¯s what you do when you catch the sun, you don¡¯t cry, even when it burns your pocket and your hands when you play with it. It¡¯s yours, so you keep it until you have to get a new one. But I never did see Jugo again.