From the moment he became a sports reporter specializing in tennis, Fuji Shusuke held fast to his "Three Nevers": he would never interview Tezuka Kunimitsu, never commentate on one of Tezuka Kunimitsu's matches, and never design a photo spread featuring Tezuka Kunimitsu.
But as luck would have it, right before Tezuka Kunimitsu's final Wimbledon, another reporter in the department was suddenly unable to conduct the profile interview due to circumstances beyond their control.
Was this a distortion of human nature, or a collapse of morality? Fuji Shusuke couldn't figure it out. All he could do was sling his camera over his shoulder, pack up his things, and board a plane to London.
Through a twist of fate and a roundabout journey, people who are meant to meet will always meet again, and always share an unspoken understanding.
This is a celebratory story I've been working up to for a while. Wishing the Ice Prince and the Little Bear happiness forever.
Also, congratulations to "Koko de Bokura wa Deatte Shimatta" for winning the concert song poll!
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It's very sweet, but it's a pity that I missed it for so many years
I read it on Tieba before. I really like some details of this article. It's a pity to miss it. But being in your 30s is actually a new starting point in life. You are still young and can create new stories. I just don't know why. I read it again this time and I feel a little sad after reading it.
In fact, I don't quite understand why people who clearly have a good impression of each other can miss 20 years. How can there be so many 20 years in life?
I like this article very much. Although they are a little sad that they have missed each other for so many years, it is still very sweet.
What kind of treasure are you?
Are you going to stop writing? I feel like the plot written in big letters is the most touching.
The author's university is really good, and it completely matches my feelings when I saw the photo of Tezuka holding the trophy! The writing is so comfortable! I beg you to continue writing, please send me sugar, please send me sugar!
It's very sweet, but it's a pity that I missed it for so many years
I read it on Tieba before. I really like some details of this article. It's a pity to miss it. But being in your 30s is actually a new starting point in life. You are still young and can create new stories. I just don't know why. I read it again this time and I feel a little sad after reading it.
In fact, I don't quite understand why people who clearly have a good impression of each other can miss 20 years. How can there be so many 20 years in life?
I like this article very much. Although they are a little sad that they have missed each other for so many years, it is still very sweet.
What kind of treasure are you?
Are you going to stop writing? I feel like the plot written in big letters is the most touching.
The author's university is really good, and it completely matches my feelings when I saw the photo of Tezuka holding the trophy! The writing is so comfortable! I beg you to continue writing, please send me sugar, please send me sugar!
Cry, why did you miss twenty years!
Please give the author a happy extra chapter