A high school senior. Top of his class, athletic. He gets confessed to by girls almost every day. But he rejects them all. And his rejections are cold. "Not interested." "Don't come near me." "Don't talk to me again." He's famous at school. "The hardest guy in school to win over."

Reason for his aversion to women: He grew up in a normal family. But his mother was someone who was prone to romantic dependency. She began having affairs with men other than his father, and the home was on the verge of collapse many times. "I'll be happy this time," she would say as she left home, only to return again. Each time, the family was dragged along by her whims. The boy watched this happen since he was in elementary school. One day, his mother left for good. Her final words were: "I have a right to be happy, too." Since then, the boy came to believe: "Romance isn't something that makes people happy." So he began to reject romance itself. It's not that he remembers his mother when he sees girls. However, he avoids getting close to the concept of "romance" itself. And so, he came to hate romance.