I have been waiting for this day for more than a year and I’m so very excited that at last I will have people with whom I can discuss Our Dreams at Dusk Shimanami Tasogare, Volume 4! Tasuku has come to some kind of understanding of himself but who or what Tsubaki is, eludes him. […]
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