Haru to Midori
春とみどり
Synopsis
Lonely 31-year-old Midori bonds with her deceased friend's daughter Haruko, forming a mother-daughter relationship.
Midori isn't good with people, and at 31 years old, she feels like she has no place in life. One day, she attends Tsugumi's funeral, a close friend of hers from junior high school. Unable to forget about her, she has a vision of the young friend she knew standing above her – only it isn't the girl she once knew, but her daughter, Haruko. This is a story of the relationship between a woman without a place and a child without a mother. (Source: Flex Comix)
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