"Can you play the piano?"
Before being struck by these words, Chang Yuelyu had not touched the piano for three years.
The injury on my finger had long since healed, but I never had the courage to pick up the piano after giving up. He huddled in the corner of the classroom, living in the silence where no one cared about him, until the girl in his class—Aoba Hoshinagisa—was swept into his world like a gust of wind.
She plays the violin without reading the music at all and just plays whatever she wants. After learning that Lu could play the piano, he enrolled him in the cultural festival ensemble without any hesitation.
She had no idea his hand was injured.
He had no idea she was terminally ill.
This is a story about two people with opposite personalities who were supposed to have parallel trajectories but met by mistake. They used their last moments to push each other back to the keys and strings.
"When you play the piano from now on," she said, "just think of me playing blindly next to you."
Then he actually did it.
All the crooked improvised melodies she sent were compiled into a music score.
The cover reads: Starlight.
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"Spring of Fallen Stars" was originally designed as an imaginary setting in "A Guide to Not Falling in Love, Not to a Heartbeat". Unexpectedly, I wrote a framework and my thoughts started to flow. On the contrary, I seriously revised the outline of "A Guide to Not in Love, or a Heartbeat" and got stuck for a long time and couldn't finish writing.
"Spring of the Fallen Star" is a short anime-style story written in the style of a light novel, trying to easily tell a story about youth growth.
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