Come
Come verb - To move closer to.
Ran away
Both terms in one sentence
- Her parents are never around and she only gets to see them counted times, and she met Kaoru when she ran away of her own birthday party because her parents didn't come to visit her even then.
Source: Lonely Rich Kid - Hilarity Ensues when Timmy wishes for everything in his mom's garden to be "filled with life," and all the pets who "ran away" come back as zombies.
Source: Dead Pet Sketch - The New York police aren't searching for her because they think she ran away and have only come across dead ends, and only the Rescue Aid Society mice find her bottle.
Source: Adult Fear / Animated Films
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