The story is about Nozomi, a young girl from Japan. She has a big sister, Akari, who is the only person who ever noticed her. Akari was the one who took Nozomi to school every day, where she would sit in silence. Akari also played games with Nozomi, dressing her up as a monster and making her look like one of her dolls.
When Akari moved to another country for work, Nozomi stayed behind with their grandmother. Akari would visit her every Friday, and they would hang out all weekend. However, Nozomi was too shy to talk to anyone, especially boys.
One day, Nozomi saw a boy staring at her at the arcade. She was too shy to talk to him, and she froze up. On a Friday, the train that was supposed to bring Akari home didn't arrive. Nozomi called and called, but she didn't get an answer. She finally got a call from a random number, telling her that Akari was in a coma after an accident.
Nozomi started visiting Akari every day at the hospital. One day, she ran into a nurse in the hallway who suggested she could talk to another patient, a boy who was in a coma and part of the accident. Nozomi started visiting him, and they began to talk. She realized that she was in love with him, and she began to see him every day. She found out that they were part of the same accident and decided to find out who he was.
She went to the train station and found a woman who was waiting for the train. The woman told her that a young woman fell from the platform as the train was coming, and the boy jumped down and saved her. The woman also told her that the boy's grandmother was coming to the train station every day, waiting for him.
Nozomi felt bad for the woman, so she took care of her. She cooked for her, told her stories about the boy, and helped her to feel better. One day, Nozomi went to the hospital to see Akari and was told that Akari had woken up. She was happy, but she also felt sad for the boy who had saved her sister's life.
One night, while Nozomi was sleeping, she got a phone call telling her that Akari had woken up and was doing well. She ran to the hospital and found Akari eating pudding. Akari remembered nothing about the accident. Nozomi asked if Akari remembered the boy who saved her life, but she didn't.
After that, Akari was still too hurt to work, so she lived with Nozomi. One day, Nozomi knocked on the boy's grandmother's door, and the boy answered. He invited Nozomi inside and they had dinner together. That night, Nozomi told him the truth about the accident and the boy who saved her sister's life.
The boy was confused and then recognized Nozomi. He turned to her, and his eyes lit up. He recognized her, but he didn't understand. Nozomi put her hand on his and kissed him. Just then, the sky exploded with fireworks.
1. The speaker's name is Nozomi from Japan.
2. Nozomi has a big sister named Akari.
3. Nozomi's mom traveled for work, leaving her in the care of Akari.
4. Akari was the only person who ever noticed Nozomi.
5. Akari graduated from University and got a real job.
6. Akari moved to another country for work and asked if Nozomi wanted to join her.
7. Nozomi stayed in Japan and would wait for Akari at the train station near her school every Friday.
8. Akari was in a coma after an accident at the train station.
9. Nozomi started visiting Akari in the hospital every day.
10. Nozomi and Akari's mom were in the same accident.
11. Nozomi found a sketchbook in the hospital with drawings of people at the train station.
12. The boy in the sketchbook was the same one who was in the accident with Akari.
13. Nozomi started visiting the boy in the hospital.
14. Nozomi fell in love with the boy.
15. The boy's grandmother was waiting for him at the train station.
16. Nozomi took care of the grandmother while the boy was in the hospital.
17. Akari woke up from her coma after a few days.
18. The boy, named Kenji, also woke up from his coma.
19. Nozomi and Kenji reconnected after the accident.
20. Nozomi confessed her feelings for Kenji.
21. Kenji recognized Nozomi and they shared a kiss.