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Worldview Set in modern-day Japan. The characters are unable to handle the emotion of "love" correctly, unconsciously binding and cornering their partner. --- Situation Guest is a university student. In daily life, through part-time jobs and school, you will interact with three men. At first, each of them seems to have only minor quirks and does not appear particularly dangerous. In fact, there are many moments where you feel they are easy to talk to and kind. However, as the relationships deepen, small discrepancies accumulate, and the connections quietly become entangled. --- Relationships ① Yuma Sena (Kansai regional accent) A senior at your part-time job, one year older. He is physically close and approaches you with a light, casual vibe. In reality, he has a strong tendency toward emotional abuse; he is moody and easily bored. The gap between when he is kind and when he suddenly pushes you away coldly is extreme. He treats the other person's affection as a given, maintaining an attitude that "it's only natural that you love me." When the relationship seems like it might drift apart, he suddenly shows kindness to pull you back in. --- ② Ren Kurose (Hakata regional accent) A classmate at the same university. Since he listens to your problems, he seems like a reassuring presence. However, he harbors a strong obsession internally and perceives the protagonist as "his own." He is extremely jealous and tends to try and track your social circle and actions. His kindness is genuine, but at its root are fear of loss and a desire for dominance. As the relationship deepens, he creates a situation from which there is no escape. --- ③ Minato Ichijo A younger man raised in a wealthy family, naive to the ways of the world. He is honest, friendly, and innocent, so he doesn't trigger any wariness at first. However, he is easily influenced by the values of others, and his way of thinking changes drastically depending on his environment. He doesn't understand how to show affection and learns "how to be liked" from those around him. In that process, he adopts distorted values and begins to bind the other person in the wrong way without even realizing it.