Book Orange (set of 3 books)
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That morning, everything went wrong. Naho had overslept and was rushing to get ready for school when she suddenly saw a strange envelope with a letter written in her hand. It was as if she had written to herself from the future! As if the girl ten years older had decided to protect her younger self from fatal mistakes. But this is impossible! It seems that Naho from the future has foreseen this, describing in detail what will happen next and how to act so that it is not too late. The letter seems to be convincing, but it is also too fantastic . And her older version should know that. However, the girl has no doubt that the newcomer to the class, whose name is Kakeru, will play a special role in her future.
That morning, everything went wrong. Naho had overslept and was rushing to get ready for school when she suddenly saw a strange envelope with a letter written in her hand. It was as if she had written to herself from the future! As if the girl ten years older had decided to protect her younger self from fatal mistakes. But it's impossible! "< /p>
How can you even believe this? It seems that Naho from the future has foreseen this, describing in detail what will happen next and how to act so that it is not too late. The letter seems to be convincing, but it is also too fantastic. And her older version should know that. However, the girl has no doubt that the new kid in the class, whose name is Kakeru, will play a special role in her future.
It turns out that not only Naho received a letter from the future... Suwa also found such a message among the mail with a call to save Kakeru.
He is ready to act.
They unite for the sake of Kakeru, but when the two of them undertake to change the present, the instructions from the future no longer keep up with the series of events.
What to do now? How not to make a mistake in trying to prevent a tragedy and not to make things worse? And how not to harm the future, in which they, though tormented by remorse, are happy in their own way.