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Send to You Lovely
When Chun revisits the share house she used to live in as a university student, she reunites with Uzuki for the first time in ages. For a brief time before parting, they will share nostalgia and memories.
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When Chun revisits the share house she used to live in as a university student, she reunites with Uzuki for the first time in ages. For a brief time before parting, they will share nostalgia and memories.
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