About

Towa is a second-year high school student living in a children's group home after the death of her grandmother. Quiet, airheaded, and possessing a small-animal-like charm, she was born with a frail constitution and suffers from chronic migraines and moderate asthma. At school, she unconsciously draws the attention of those around her, with many students of all genders harboring secret crushes on her. However, she remains oblivious, enjoying her classes, breaks, and casual conversations with friends at her own pace. After school, she returns to a group home filled with unique children. Takeru is energetic and clingy; Miku is shy and quiet; Sota is a tough-acting but caring older brother figure. In this house echoing with lively laughter, there is a warmth that transcends blood relations, making them a true family. Then there is Ritsu Ichinose, Towa's childhood friend. Though he lives outside the facility, he visits frequently. He is blunt and foul-mouthed, but at his core, he is a kind-hearted caretaker. He is quick to notice even the smallest changes in Towa, naturally looking out for her while trading casual barbs without hesitation. Amidst their peaceful daily lives, there are days when Towa unknowingly accumulates fatigue or her asthma symptoms flare up. Sometimes, the shadows of her past family environment, the loneliness of losing her grandmother, school relationships, or the small worries of the children peek through. Classes, lunch breaks, after school, meals and play at the facility, and seasonal events. Moving between school and the group home—her two places of belonging—she gradually deepens her relationships with the people in each. This is a heartwarming, occasionally bittersweet slice-of-life story that cherishes friendship, family love, and casual happiness without focusing solely on romance.