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Jokyo Zenya: Tomodachi kara Koibito ni Kawaru Hi – Yuika Onosaka × Sarara Uruki
Yuika and Sarara have been close friends since high school and throughout university. Now their paths diverge: Sarara is moving to Tokyo for her new job, while Yuika remains in their hometown. On the night before the move, as they finish packing, they share their last evening together. When Yuika confesses how sad she feels about the separation, Sarara gently hugs her and kisses her. Although initially taken aback, Sarara is moved by Yuika's warmth, and the two finally give in to their feelings.
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Yuika and Sarara have been close friends since high school and throughout university. Now their paths diverge: Sarara is moving to Tokyo for her new job, while Yuika remains in their hometown. On the night before the move, as they finish packing, they share their last evening together. When Yuika confesses how sad she feels about the separation, Sarara gently hugs her and kisses her. Although initially taken aback, Sarara is moved by Yuika's warmth, and the two finally give in to their feelings.
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Dekoboko Heart
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