Natsu Yasumi Zero Zero Nichime Manhua

Title: Summer's Last Sunset In a quaint town where summer lingered long after the school year had ended, Clover High School was abuzz with the anticipation of the closing ceremony. Among the excited chatter of her classmates, Hana, a gentle and introverted girl, found herself immersed in a sea of emotions as she prepared to bid farewell to yet another year. As the final bell echoed through the empty halls, marking the official start of summer break, Hana remained in the classroom, reflecting on the moments shared with her friends. Lost in her nostalgia, she was startled by Kaito's sudden appearance at the doorway. “Hey, Hana," his voice broke through her reverie. "What are you still doing here? Everyone's waiting outside for you.” Blushing, Hana gathered her things and followed Kaito into the hallway. A comfortable silence enveloped them as they walked side by side, the soft glow of the setting sun casting a warm hue on everything it touched. Stepping outside, Hana was met with the sight of her classmates enjoying the afternoon under the shade of a blossoming cherry tree. The sound of cicadas filled the air, creating a symphony of summer melodies. In a moment of unexpected boldness, Kaito gently took Hana's hand in his, causing her heart to skip a beat. "Hana, there's something I need to tell you," he began, his eyes reflecting sincerity and warmth. With bated breath, Hana listened intently, her heart racing with anticipation. Could this be the moment she had been secretly hoping for? "I just wanted to say thank you," Kaito's words resonated softly. "Thank you for being my friend, for always being there, for filling this school year with unforgettable memories." As the sun dipped below the horizon, painting the sky in hues of orange and pink, Hana felt a warmth spread through her chest. In that fleeting moment, amidst the cicada's song and the gentle rustling of leaves, she understood that sometimes, the most beautiful stories of love are the ones that quietly blossom under the summer sun, leaving an imprint on the heart that lasts a lifetime.