I'm writing this up in a hurry, I swear I am. Let me get to the point.

        I know you guys don't want this story to end. I know how it feels. I, too, have become attached to the characters. However, my perfect ending occurred already, in the epilogue. I loved the epilogue. I'll never be proud of the writing, it's decent, but the sequence of events and the very end was, in my eyes, absolutely perfect. Apparently, that's what many of you thought, too. It was bittersweet, though; there was a desire for more. I felt such a sense of accomplishment, I still can't describe it.
    I really thought that the story was over, I did. In fact, I still think it is. There was one problem...
    ...My mind wandered and I found myself asking, "What if?" as well as "What happens after?"
    "What happens after Gumi sees him?"
    "What exactly happened with Meiko and Mikuo?"
    "Do Neru and Oliver ever get married?"
    Before I knew it, the story was rampant in my mind. I went on and on and then I said to myself: "Great. It's Spectrum of Yellows all over again."
    I couldn't stop. I wrote the event down and only recently came up with another end to the story. This brings to mind an anime I once watched, one of my all-time favourite anime, titled Baccano! where a character states that no story has a real beginning or end. That's the case with all stories, isn't it?
    Anyway, here I am, rambling. You want to hear about Spectrum of Yellows, so let me get to the point! Stupid LENtranced, going on and on...
    I am going to type up the events that follow the epilogue and I will publish them in this book in parts as "Post-Epilogue" parts.
    I want you to keep in mind that these are just my mind's wanderings. My perfect ending has happened already. I can't stress this enough, and I'll repeat it again and again throughout the parts.
    I hope to begin publishing these post-epilogue events soon.
    See you then, readers.