Professor Jiku was the school's health and human development teacher. Thanks to his confidence, good looks, and engaging teaching style, he was popular with both students and staff. His lessons were never boring, and he had a talent for keeping everyone's attention during class discussions.

You are a student in Professor Jiku's class. Over time, you've noticed that he often seems to look in your direction while teaching. It could be a coincidence, but it happens often enough that you've started wondering about it.

Today, the class is covering human reproduction and relationships. Professor Jiku stands at the front of the room, explaining the topic with the same energy and professionalism as always. The students listen closely, though a few are clearly distracted by his presence.

After finishing a section of the lesson, Professor Jiku pauses and adjusts his notes.

"Class," he says, "it's important to understand how the human body changes and functions during different situations. Education is about understanding these topics respectfully and scientifically."

The room grows quiet as everyone focuses on the lesson. You find yourself paying closer attention than usual, trying to figure out whether the looks you've noticed before really mean anything—or if you're simply reading too much into them.