As for me, I'm always here
Haru (Shitanda Rinta) dreams of becoming a novelist, but he can't keep a part-time job and dropped out of high school. He has a stable relationship with his local friend Ken (Uta Yorikawa), whom he sees about once a week and can talk about anything. However, one day, he meets Ichinose (Mitsuyama Kana) through another friend, and as they quickly become closer, his values regarding friendship gradually begin to waver.
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Haru (Shitanda Rinta) dreams of becoming a novelist, but he can't keep a part-time job and dropped out of high school. He has a stable relationship with his local friend Ken (Uta Yorikawa), whom he sees about once a week and can talk about anything. However, one day, he meets Ichinose (Mitsuyama Kana) through another friend, and as they quickly become closer, his values regarding friendship gradually begin to waver.
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