Four-year-old Hitomi Tsukimi watched as the young child chased after his father and brother with a tennis racket bigger than him.
Seven-year-old Tsukimi Hitomi watched the childish primary school student chase the small yellow-green ball with the racket again and again.
Twelve-year-old Tsukimi Hitomi watched the wanton junior high school student stand up from failure step by step.
Sixteen-year-old Hitomi Tsukimi looked at the cold-faced and warm-hearted high school student who calmly greeted every opponent.
Nineteen-year-old Hitomi Tsukimi looked at the flamboyant young man showing a confident smile on the world stage.
She watched with her own eyes as he walked into the world and into the future step by step.
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If you ask her when she fell in love with him.
Maybe it was on a sunny summer day when I saw him holding a racket on the court and showing that arrogant and proud smile when challenging his opponents.
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Echizen Ryoma has a young boy whom he grew up with since childhood.
Although she doesn't know how to play tennis, she still teases him occasionally.
Although she is not very good at sports, it is cool that she works hard to pursue her dreams.
Although she was a little emotionally slow, he still liked her very much.
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You ask him why he likes her?
Why can't it be her? The grown-up young man still habitually puts on his peaked cap and shakes the ball in his hand.
It wasn't because of habit, but because he had already been attracted to her one summer.
Purpose: Companionship is the longest confession