What it Takes to Fly

Tooru's life changed the moment he began junior high—or maybe it was one particular day in junior high, when he'd given Hajime a piece of paper and asked him to color his world.Hajime runs away with the opportunity, and Tooru gives him more, and doesn't regret a single bit of it. Not when Hajime doesn't turn back, or when their lives become so hopelessly entwined that Tooru can't picture himself untangling himself—nor does he want to.But it's okay, because with Hajime, Tooru can feel the wind beneath his wings, and it's all he needs to take off. [In other words: a story of happiness, sadness, realization, forgiveness, moving on, and life.]