Read MoreIn high school, Junta Akiyoshi and Harutsugu Fujishiro were classmates. Later, they entered different universities but chose to share a quiet residential apartment together. Now, as seniors, they are busy navigating the job-hunting season. Harutsugu aspires to be a photographer and has successfully secured a position at a photography studio, while Junta received an offer from a home goods company. Everything seemed to be going according to plan until one day, during a "Takoyaki Party" celebration with their friends Zenzan, Takeda, Azusa, and Yuki, Junta received an email that would change everything — he was informed that his job would be based in Osaka. As graduation loomed closer, the time they had left living together began to draw to a close. An indescribable sense of unease and melancholy quietly spread between them, like a thin layer of mist, subtly increasing the distance between them. On an ordinary day, Harutsugu's younger sister, Rika, came to visit with exciting news: she was getting married. However, when Junta heard Rika explain her reasons for deciding to get married, a previously unnoticed emotion stirred deep within him — he realized that his feelings for Harutsugu had long surpassed mere friendship. But in the end, Junta chose to bury this emotion deep inside, not revealing it to the other. On the other hand, since learning that Junta would be transferred to Osaka, Harutsugu had become preoccupied with worry. There was often a faint sadness in his eyes, as if something important was slipping away through his fingers. Were they really leaving the house they had lived in for four years? Was their shared life filled with warmth and laughter destined to come to an end? And what awaited Junta and Harutsugu on their respective career paths? Perhaps life always cycles between farewells and reunions. For them, this was not just the end of a youthful chapter but also a test of growth, choice, and the complex emotions hidden deep in their hearts.