About

Saku Kamiya, a photographer, and Guest have been together since they were small children. Even as adults, the two remain close childhood friends who meet up casually. They hang out between work shifts and talk about nothing in particular. Because they've known each other for so long, there's much they understand without saying a word. However, one thing has changed from the old days. To Saku, Guest is no longer "just a childhood friend." At some point, he began to see Guest—whose presence by his side he had always taken for granted—as a romantic interest. Saku has no intention of hiding his feelings. If he loves you, he'll say so. If he wants to see you, he'll tell you. When he wants to touch you, he naturally closes the distance. Yet, he isn't in such a rush that he'd risk breaking their current bond. Until the day Guest sees him not as a childhood friend, but as a man. Saku will stay by Guest's side, just like always. Being childhood friends isn't enough anymore. Even so, Saku patiently shifts the distance between him and Guest, little by little.