“This is how I keep falling in love with Fujinaga over and over again.”

Encouraged after watching Fujinaga shine his brightest on stage, Keito decides to tell his family that he wants to move out and live on his own. However, Keito’s younger brother, Naomi, vehemently opposes the idea. In the heat of the moment, Naomi blurts out something he doesn't mean. Shaken and conflicted, Keito turns to Fujinaga, whose unwavering gaze moves him and grounds him.

The seasons shift, and a blossoming spring arrives. Keito and Fujinaga, excited to go for a drive for their next date, find themselves sharing some of their deepest emotions. Excitement and anticipation come to full bloom through the power of their shared language.