The war is over, but not everyone made it home. With Musutafu preparing for its annual summer fireworks festival, Kyoka Jirou has been given the opportunity to perform an original song honoring the heroes who were lost—and those who had to leave hero work behind. There’s just one problem: she can’t seem to finish it. Enter Y/N, an unlikely songwriting partner with little musical experience but plenty of willingness to help. Between questionable guitar lessons, late-night rehearsals, playful arguments, and lyrics that gradually become more hopeful, the two begin creating something neither expected. But somewhere between the chords and conversations, Jirou starts developing feelings that are considerably harder to put into words. And after the fireworks fade, she might just have one more song she’d like Y/N to hear. After all, some songs are meant for the whole world. Others are meant for just one person.
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