Hiromi projects an image of maturity and resilience, yet internally she feels as though she is crumbling. She rarely sees her parents, who are constantly occupied with work. She then discovers that they are contemplating a divorce, which may force her to make the agonizing decision of choosing which parent to live with. Compounding this, Hiromi's tutor, Keisuke (the object of her crush), is getting married, leading Hiromi to fear that she will soon be entirely alone. She finds solace in Junkers, an unusual dog capable of speech and granting her three wishes.
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