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This was the beginning of the events that would determine our fate. Tomoki works alongside his best friend Ryo at Mizuki's pension. Then, a major hotel chain makes an offer to acquire the pension. If they can't repay the debt, Tomoki, Ryo, Atsushi, and Mizuki stand to lose not just the pension, but their jobs too. They rally to try and rebuild somehow. But information leaks, and trust is shattered. And then, to save Mizuki and the others, Tomoki resolves to sacrifice himself with desperate determination...
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This was the beginning of the events that would determine our fate. Tomoki works alongside his best friend Ryo at Mizuki's pension. Then, a major hotel chain makes an offer to acquire the pension. If they can't repay the debt, Tomoki, Ryo, Atsushi, and Mizuki stand to lose not just the pension, but their jobs too. They rally to try and rebuild somehow. But information leaks, and trust is shattered. And then, to save Mizuki and the others, Tomoki resolves to sacrifice himself with desperate determination...
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Love Place
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