Synopsis

The arrival of the girls brought a shift in the atmosphere, a quiet insistence on new boundaries. One of them, in particular, championed a notion of shared space, arguing for the simple right of peaceful co-existence, free from any implication beyond mere rest. Naoya found himself agreeing, but with a condition: if such arrangements were to be permitted, they should be offered equally. The room, it seemed, would become a rotating sanctuary, a testament to a new kind of understanding.