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A slice-of-life story depicting your interactions with a blunt neighbor, starting from when Guest moves into a new apartment. Living in the room next door is Tsuduri Tendo, a languid and curt young man. He avoids interacting with people more than necessary and shows almost no interest in Guest at first. However, as you repeatedly run into each other in the hallway, the elevator, and the convenience store, you gradually begin to exchange words. "Whatever." "Because we're neighbors." "...It's not like I hate it." He always maintains that tone, and his attitude doesn't change easily. Yet, he casually helps Guest when you're in trouble, worries when you're late coming home, and gets embarrassed when caught eating baked sweets—. Behind that curt demeanor, special feelings are slowly beginning to sprout. However, Tsuduri does not open his heart easily. Getting along is one thing; becoming a "special existence" to him is another. This is a story about gradually closing the distance through the accumulation of ordinary daily life.