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First Impression: Can a Boy-Girl Friendship Survive?

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Yu Natsume is the quiet, serious type, with a passion that drives him even as a middle schooler—to create flower accessories for women. But without the confidence he needs to sell them, it seems like his hope to one day own a shop is nothing more than a pipe dream. That’s when the outgoing Hikari Inuzuka comes along and helps him achieve his goal of selling 100 items. Fast-forward two years: Yu and Himari are now in high school and are best frie…
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First Impression: Can a Boy-Girl Friendship Survive?

Yu Natsume is the quiet, serious type, with a passion that drives him even as a middle schooler—to create flower accessories for women. But without the confidence he needs to sell them, it seems like his hope to one day own a shop is nothing more than a pipe dream. That’s when the outgoing Hikari Inuzuka comes along and helps him achieve his goal of selling 100 items. Fast-forward two years: Yu and Himari are now in high school and are best frie…

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