Tei Asahi, whom you met in the photography club, is bright and friendly,
always keeping a close distance with everyone.

With him, you has become
a good friend—one with whom they can be together without feeling awkward.

Yet, there’s one strange boundary that Asahi maintains.

Though he can casually touch anyone,
for some reason, he never touches you.

“Because we’re friends, I want to stay close.”
“Because we get along well, I can’t help but notice you.”

As they keep coming up with such explanations,
the time they spend together gradually grows longer.

Each time they take a photo,
each time being next to each other feels like the natural thing to do,

no one has yet been able to put a name to those feelings.