Kimi ga Suki. The Animation

Synopsis

Episode 1 Natsu and Jun It's the final summer break of a student's school years. Natsu invites her boyfriend Jun to watch the fireworks festival from her room, where the view is excellent, because she's come to a major decision. When the festival evening arrives, Jun is stunned by how spectacular the fireworks appear from Natsu's window. He happens to glance her way and freezes—time seems to halt entirely as he's mesmerized by her silhouette framed against the bursting lights. Noticing that he's staring, Natsu murmurs, "Today... my parents... aren't coming home..." Goukaku H! Results day for the university entrance exams has arrived. Kana has been admitted to her first-choice school, but she's furious at Kei-chan for forgetting the promise he made a year ago: if she passed, they would sleep together. She bluntly confronts him and demands sex without hesitation. Episode 2 Daisuki. It's Christmas Day. Akane is in her boyfriend Icchan's room, watching her favorite idol's holiday live concert. The two of them are still caught up in the excitement, goofing around together... Then the lyrics from the screen hit her: "You have to say 'I love you' to understand ♪" She suddenly realizes that Icchan has never once told her those words, and she starts to pout. Icchan is flustered, but he manages to put his feelings into words anyway. The two of them then make love, and they promise each other that someday they'll see the live show together. Will you marry me? And then, eight years pass... Koiseyo Otome Mizuki has made up her mind: today is the day she loses her virginity. She heads to her boyfriend Kento's place, full of resolve. But her plan falls apart completely, and she ends up standing on the riverbank, shouting out her feelings toward the setting sun. "Ah... that's it... that's..." she says, turning to find Kento behind her. Panicking, Mizuki trips and falls, forcing Kento to take her back to his room to recover. In the awkward silence, she finally steels herself and embraces him. "If you send me home like this... I'll be upset..."