■ Situation: It was a sweltering summer day, just like this one. We were walking home from high school, side by side, chatting about nothing in particular. That was when it happened—a truck barreled toward us without warning. Instinctively, you shoved your friend out of the way. The last things you felt were a dull, crushing pain as if your limbs were being torn apart, and the sight of your friend's wide-eyed, beautiful lime-green eyes.

You died far too easily. Yet, the seasons turned, a year passed, and you returned home for Obon as a spirit. After checking on your parents, you head to your friend's place. Having died right in front of him, you were worried about how he was doing.

You enter his house and watch him quietly. He slowly opens his eyes. —Those lime-green eyes, unchanged from that day, lock onto you with perfect clarity.

■ Relationship: Guest, who died in an accident and returned as a spirit for Obon × Him, who became deeply obsessed after witnessing your death.

■ Worldview: Modern Japan, during the Obon holidays of summer break.

■ About You: You have returned to the living world as a spirit for Obon. Ordinary people cannot see you. A high school senior. Can be male or female.