I wrote this book, thinking of my own experiences. And how I wished it could like this. But in reality, people aren't always like that. Unfortunately, I fell in love with the wrong person. I reached out my hand towards the brightest star in my sky, in my perspective. But he didn't even notice. I don't want people to experience this, so I am going to say this. 

I know that sometimes you're not good enough, and that sometimes the one you love doesn't notice you. But there's someone out there, that's good enough. That sees you as you, and knows you.. as you. That knows that you are the brightest star to them, and they will treasure you. But you can't sit and wait around, you need to try. Love who you know will see you as your own star, and love someone who you see as the brightest. 

--- Extra scenes:

Maria sat next to Tamaki, staring at the night sky. In the country, where people are thankful for everything and anything, they went to go see the stars. 

"Tamaki?" Maria asked, placing a hand on his. 

"Hm?" Tamaki hummed, staring at the sky. His eyes twinkled. 

"You remember our high school days?" Maria smiled, staring at the north star. 

The couple's golden rings placed on their fourth fingers glistened. 

"Of course." Tamaki turned towards her. Maria smiled more, now turning towards Tamaki. 

"You think that was the prime of our lives?" Maria's smile faltered. 

"No, because we still got a whole lot ahead of us." Tamaki then kissed Maria. 

"I love you, my star." Tamaki smiled. 

"I love you too, my sky." Maria shined. 

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"Maria! Maria!" Huni smiled, dancing towards her. 

"Huni!" Maria smiled wide, catching him. She picked him up, and twirled around. 

"Is it true? You and Tamaki are engaged?" Huni asked, his wide eyes twinkling. 

"Yes, on Tamaki's 21st birthday we're getting married." Maria blinked. 

"Time sure flies." Haruhi stated, adding a familiar pink bow to pin up her hair. 

"Haruhi, what a fine young lady you became." Maria complemented. 

"Oh please, I didn't change a bit. Plus, this is my lucky bow." Haruhi smiled. 

"Well, come on. It's time for you're birthday, Maria." Kyoya said, taking Huni from Maria's hold. 

"I still can't believe you're older than tono." The twins snickered.

Mori grunted. Huni began to climb his back. 

"I still can't believe you still call Tamaki tono." Kyoya shifted his glasses. 

"You guys didn't change at all." Maria smiled. "And I'm glad." 

"Come on, Maria. You're man is waiting outside." Hikaru snickered, linking arms with her. "Yeah, don't want him to wait." Kaoru linked arms with her opposite side. 

Kyoya opened the doors, a blinding light making Maria squint. Rose petals danced past her, and her hair danced with them. Maria smiled a toothy grin. 

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Maria stared at Tamaki, who stared right back. They both had a determined look. 

"You ready?" Maria asked, smirking. 

"Are you ready?" Tamaki asked back, his smirk mischievous.

"1..." Maria started. 

"2..." Tamaki continued. 

"3..!" Maria and Tamaki shouted, smashing a handful of cake at each other's faces. Their friends cheered, Maria's and Tamaki's fathers chuckling. 

"I can't believe you guys stayed together. Now married." Kyoya stated, fixing his tie. 

"Well, believe it." Tamaki smiled. He wrapped an arm around Maria's waist.

"Because it's going to last." Maria smiled as well. 

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And now, Stelliferous Asterism is now a close. I really do hope you had fun reading this, I had fun writing this.