You Got Me!
You Got Me!

You Got Me!

Synopsis

Natsume Asako was lost in her own daydreams and decided to stop for coffee at the local baseball center. Her head was confused and aching, perhaps from the icy air she'd caught in the street on that snowy winter's day, or the fact that all her thoughts at that moment led her to only one person: Sasayan-kun!

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