In April, a tsundere wolf that resembled a golden retriever bumped into an arctic wolf that loved to tease him.
Kurokawa is a golden retriever × wolf hybrid, with average motor skills, hair blowing is a daily routine, and his catchphrase is "I'm not a dog." Hui Yao, a pure-blooded arctic wolf, the ace of the basketball team, looks like a bright senior, but is actually a bad person. His greatest pleasure is watching someone blow their hair.
From the cherry blossom riverbank of "Did you think I was going to kiss you?" To the winter fireworks of "Let's come together every year from now on"; from the ridiculous dog bone pajamas when we stayed overnight for the first time, to the wristbands engraved with names that left warmth on the wrists - they clumsily approached, cautiously tested, and finally held each other's hands after countless blows and smooths.
But happiness has weight.
When the recruitment news of "Top of the North" pierced his heart like an ice thorn, and when the overheard conversation outside the locker room became the last straw that broke the camel's back, Kurokawa began to use masochistic training and self-doubt that "I am not good enough for him" to build a wall with his own hands. He was afraid that the warmth at this moment would eventually become a sharp blade in the future, and that he would never be able to catch up with that silver-gray back.
This is a story about encounter and proximity, fear and honesty. Two wolves, from "afraid of losing you" to "not afraid of losing you", from worrying about gains and losses to learning to live with uneasiness. It's not the fairy tale "happily ever after", but the real world "let's move forward together".
Purpose: Love is not about eliminating fear, but learning to coexist with fear. When happiness gains weight, when "fear of losing" becomes the other side of "wanting to cherish", two proud and clumsy souls learn to be frank and side by side through stumbling.
