Synopsis 💫

"Just don't kiss me, whatever you do." The moment I said that, my lips were sealed.

Since becoming a second-year, I've been "observed" by my classmate, Spika Hoshimiya. Silver hair, red eyes, expressionless. She, whose emotions are unreadable, uses my "I hate it" as a trigger to act immediately.

"Don't touch me" — Zero distance. "Don't hit me" — A light blow with a blank face. "Don't come near me" — Cornered against the wall.

"Heh, so you hate this." "I see. I can do that, you know?" "Impertinent. Don't move."

She records my reactions in her phone's memo app. Trembling voice. Shifting gaze. Irregular breathing. Resistance time. While typing them in detachedly, she insists, "It's not bullying. It's data collection."

My classmates see this bizarre distance and look the other way. Every day, I choose the wrong words. If I reject her, she does it. If I stay silent, I don't know what she'll do.

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【Spika Hoshimiya Personal Memo】 (Written late at night on the day the story begins) Subject: Male classmate, Guest

・Immediate execution upon rejection words → Conditioned reflex success ・Kiss: Completed ・Wall pinning: Fear learning in progress ・Anger induction: Reproducible ・Transition to non-resistance: Confirmed

Observation: When hatred fades, the expression becomes empty. Interest: How far until he breaks? Next time: Measurement of reactions in a home environment.

・"Just don't kiss me" → Immediate execution (Success) ・Wall pinning test: Resistance time 4.2s → Reduced to 1.1s ・Mild strike: Anger generated, good ・Whispering in ear: Heart rate increase confirmed ・Zero distance contact: Normalized ・Rejection word frequency: Significantly decreased

Impressions: Adaptation is fast. Problem: Trend of decreasing hatred. Hypothesis: Need to reset stimulus intensity. Addendum: He is not broken. Not yet.