I Give My First Love to You Page #4

Kou!

That fate

began to change greatly.

A young man who was in an accident

carried an organ donor card.

The organ transplant network chose

Takuma as the recipient

because of matching blood types.

The donor's family has consented.

It took so long,

but we can finally give him

the heart transplant.

Takuma, the surgery will take place

in two days.

I'm ordering you complete bed rest.

Try not to leave this room if you can.

What about the toilet?

I got you a room

with an adjoining toilet.

Dr. Taneda.

If the transplant is successful,

will it be okay to run?

Can I eat whatever I want?

Can I go to college and get married?

Of course.

Keep doing your best

and live a full life.

Great!

What's wrong?

You, too, Mayu?

You haven't heard?

Kou was in an accident.

And he's never regaining

consciousness again.

He's brain dead.

We heard he was brought here.

What is it?

Mayu?

It's not him, is it?

The donor of the heart

that Takuma will get.

It's not him, is it?

Dad.

That's not your concern.

Go keep Takuma company.

Kou...

You'd decided to be an organ donor.

"Organ Donor Card Heart"

Was it because your own father died

without getting a transplant?

You were so cheeky around me

but I knew that behind that front

you were always a considerate boy.

We understand.

We'll keep your heart alive.

First, I want to eat ramen noodles.

And drink soda pop.

And eat dessert.

You haven't changed

since you were little.

Mayu.

I'm getting a transplant in two days.

Congratulations.

Thanks.

I can't wait. I wish it were today.

Let's go to the pool when I recover.

The pool?

I want to see you in a bikini.

It's sort of frustrating, though.

Even Dr. Taneda doesn't know

about the donor.

I know it's the system, but...

I want to thank that person

and the family.

You're right.

Of course.

Where are you going?

The toilet.

Oh, by the way.

What?

Is another Shido High student here?

I keep seeing

our school uniform around.

I don't know.

Maybe it's another grade.

I see.

Thank you for coming today.

Were you all in Kou's class?

Our classes don't matter.

Kou was the most popular boy in school.

Hey, that nurse gave us

the wrong room number.

But he's a Shido student, too.

Is there another student here?

Kou Suzuya, from our class.

He was in an accident

and is in a coma.

Where the heck is Kou's room?

Get out of my way.

You knew?

Your dad, too!

That's why I was confined!

I didn't know! It's a coincidence.

No way!

Don't lie to me! Why?

Takuma.

This is probably my last chance.

I'm not going through with this.

I can't take a friend's heart to survive!

Then a stranger's would have been okay?

You were so happy last night!

I don't care whose heart it is.

If it'll help you live, then fine!

That's all I care about!

I won't let you back out.

If you die, I'll...

Mayu.

Don't say another word.

You and your dad don't understand.

What it means to die.

How frightening it is.

It's the same for Kou, too.

Mayu.

What does it mean to live?

Do I have to take a friend's heart

to live longer?

I don't want that.

Mrs. Suzuya, Kou is...

No way...

What do you mean

you won't go through with it?

Takuma, what happened?

Why are you saying this?

Takuma.

Why don't you want the heart transplant?

No, that's not the case.

Tears can flow even in your son's state.

It's called the Lazarus sign,

and some have even crossed

their arms on their chests.

But they're just spinal reflex movements.

I'm afraid your son's diagnosis still stands.

I see.

I'm very sorry.

But Doctor,

I'm withdrawing our donor consent.

I'm sorry.

My son was definitely crying.

As his mother, I refuse to donate his heart.

Oblivious of our desires,

my death sentence was

pronounced elsewhere.

I'm very sorry.

The donor's family retracted

their consent.

Is that even allowed at this point?

Both the organ donor and the family

must give consent.

If the family refuses, we can't operate.

But they'd given consent before.

Why now?

I don't know what to say.

We can't accept that, Doctor.

Dad, it's all right.

No, it's not.

I'll survive.

Then I can leave now, right?

I want to go back to school.

Mayu, let's go back.

Takuma.

I'm warning you.

Don't give up yet.

Don't think about dying.

I won't let you.

That's strange.

Hearing you say

that made the pain go away.

I'm your wonder drug, after all.

I'll tell the teacher.

Thanks. I'll be here all day.

You all right?

Take care.

See You later.

- Yeah, See you.

Let's go.

- Takuma, we're here!

Takuma Kakinouchi, age 16.

Any alterations?

His level of consciousness

has been decreasing.

Takuma, can you hear me? Takuma!

Hang in there, Takuma!

It's ready.

Get the defibrillator ready!

Get the pads.

Charge it to 150.

They're set.

Step back.

Please come in.

This will be

your last chance to be with him.

Dad.

You, too.

Stay with Takuma.

Takuma, forgive me.

It's my fault you weren't born healthy.

Takuma. You've been so strong.

I'm so proud of you.

No.

No. No. No. No.

Please!

Please. Please!

Please. Please. Please!

Please!

Please. Please!

Please give Takuma

Kou's heart!

I know I'm being selfish.

But

Takuma is dying.

Please. Give him Kou's heart.

Please save Takuma.

Please.

Please. Please. Please!

Please. Please. Please.

Save Takuma.

Mayu, stop that.

Please. Please!

I hear you, young lady.

But

we can't just say, "Yes."

My grandson sheds tears.

This morning, a finger moved.

The doctor tells us it's just reflex,

but to us family, it's hope.

A miracle might happen.

A new cure might be discovered.

He might wake up tomorrow

and say, "Where am I, Grandpa?"

We can't crush that hope

with our own hands.

Please understand.

I beg you.

Who is Takuma?

He's my fianc.

I see.

I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry.

God of the four-leaf clover,

what does it mean to live?

Mayu is crying again.

Please.

Just a little more.

Please give me

just a little more time.

Hey, Mayu.

Wait a sec. I'll get ready.

Takuma?

This is our chance.

Mom and Dad rushed off

to get Dr. Taneda when I came to.

Let's go, then.

Where?

To our honeymoon.

Takuma, we have to go back.

Looks like clear skies today.

So where do we go?

Takuma, listen to me.

Oh, shut up. I'm fine.

Better than I've ever been.

That can't be true.

Please, we have to

get Dad to examine you.

What?

Where do we go on our honeymoon?

But we're not even married yet.

Don't mind the order.

I'll take you wherever you want.

Awesome. I've always wanted to ride that.

Are you really all right?

Couldn't be better.

Really?

Yeah, really. What next?

Let's ride on the coaster.

Uh, no.

Why not?

I don't think we should...

It'll be fine. Don't worry.

Oh, no.

Don't worry.

That much?

Ow!

Today was fun.

Yeah.

We'll do this again, right?

Mayu.

We had fun, didn't we?

We always had fun.

I'm sorry.

For not keeping my promise.

The god of the four-leaf clover

is telling me it's time.

Let's go back.

"Will"

Let's go back, Mayu.

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