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House in the Summer
For the first time in two years since the death of her grandmother, Hatsuka came to her parents' house where she begins to live with her siblings and a boy that was close to the grandmother.
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For the first time in two years since the death of her grandmother, Hatsuka came to her parents' house where she begins to live with her siblings and a boy that was close to the grandmother.
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