Yubisaki no Kiseki

Iori always stays after practice to spend time with his boyfriend Tsuguri in the art room. Tsuguri is obsessed with capturing a likeness of him, whether on paper or in sculpture. He draws him, paints him, and even tries to sculpt his form, but nothing seems to satisfy his artistic vision.

Despite his dedication and countless attempts, Tsuguri struggles to get it right. His frustration grows as he tries to depict Iori's true essence, feeling that something essential always escapes his hands. The harder he tries, the more elusive the perfect representation becomes, creating a quiet tension between them.

As Tsuguri's obsession deepens, Iori watches him with patient affection, wondering if his boyfriend will ever see him as he truly is. Their relationship is tested by this creative struggle, where love and art intertwine in unexpected ways.