Japanese literature Unspoken Screaming / Saki Asagiri

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Japanese literature
It was me who killed my mother. I couldn't forgive myself, my father's remarriage, and the music that I loved. Yosuke Mt. Hayama, a second year high school student, was still obsessed with the memory of his childhood when he lost his mother. My father, who raised me all by himself, and my father's love, and the music that I loved. Who was suddenly introduced to me. The curry that he cooked whenever he came to my house was my mother's specialty. "I will never admit it." Mysterious incidents occur at school in the days when I can't organize my feelings. Chopped earphones of my childhood friend, friends who were pushed down from the stairs. Aces who suddenly quit club activities, popular people who don't last long with anyone, and classmates who are suffering from well-intentioned push-selling. The silent shouts of each person become a vortex and then overflow. To tell the truth, I want someone to scold me. I want you to forgive me. Nobody really understands each other, but I want to understand each other even if they don't understand each other. We are desperately struggling and reaching out. The young talent who revealed the "pain" of youth in his debut work reveals a line of "salvation" beyond "pain."