Echizen Ryoma, who retired from the Australian Open due to injury, returned to Japan, and by chance he stayed with his former rival. Neither of them wanted to recall the turmoil that got out of hand, but their memories were uncontrollably awakened. What is more painful, Tezuka Kunimitsu's wound, or Echizen Ryoma's broken heart? The same play, two entanglements. The inseparable temptation, the irreversible desire. When you pass by, should you seize the fleeting happiness, or let it go away?
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