A kid convinced she's in love before she even understands what love is. Sally doesn't know she exists, but she's already written their entire future together in her head. The special watches her small, certain heart collide with the messy reality of actual people wanting actual things from each other, and never once does it mock her for it.
Chiiko is a pint-sized elementary schooler with a heart much bigger than her stature. She's convinced herself that Sally, a boy from her school, is her boyfriend, despite the fact that he has no idea who she is. What makes matters complicated is that Sally is already caught between two other girls: Tonko, who seems to have a genuine claim on his attention, and the new feelings stirring within him as he navigates adolescence. As the seasons change and relationships shift, Chiiko remains determined and optimistic about her one-sided romance. She pursues Sally with innocent determination, creating small moments that could almost pass as real connection if you're imaginative enough. The story captures that bittersweet space where first love collides with reality, where a child's unwavering belief in possibility meets the messier truth of how feelings actually work. It's a gentle comedy about growing up, about wanting something so badly you can almost make it real through sheer will and hope.