Kimi ni Shizumu

Takata believes he doesn't need love, family, or a sense of belonging, convinced that his identity as a gay man excludes him from such things. Seno, who works at a coffee shop, harbors resentment toward Takata, finding him insufferable. Each time Takata visits, Seno struggles to hide his irritation, especially since he blames Takata for ruining his boss's marriage. However, Seno's judgment is misplaced, and his emotions toward Takata become more complex than mere dislike. As their interactions continue, a question arises: can Seno help Takata understand that family and connection are not defined by sexual orientation?