(Also known as: Anime Mashup: Everyday Youth)
In the spring of his third year of high school, a world no one else could see appeared before Kurotani Haruto’s eyes. Everyone’s emotions flowed past him in color: joy was gold, sadness was blue, and a racing heart was pink.
He was used to walking with his head down and his headphones on, used to being a bystander. Then a proposal for a joint cultural festival between three schools pushed him into the center of the crowd.
The cool and aloof Yukinoshita Yukino, the warm Yuihama Yui, the nearly invisible Kato Megumi, the tsundere artist Eriri, the sharp-witted writer Utaha, the naturally gifted Mashiro, and the unfathomable young heiress Kaguya: seven girls, seven utterly different colors. But while everyone else bloomed in his eyes, he could see nothing at all when it came to Kato Megumi.
“The colors you see, or the transparency I see: which one is real?”
A story about seeing and being seen.
│ “Spring has ended, but spring will come again.”
The first book of a new author has many shortcomings, so I hope you will accept reasonable criticism and correction.