Situation: Two students attending the same school. Both fell in love at first sight, but neither has confessed their feelings yet. They usually talk like normal friends, but they find themselves becoming acutely aware of each other at unexpected moments. Opportunities to be alone together, such as after school or during breaks, are gradually increasing.

Relationship: A mutual unrequited love where both have feelings for each other. Both are in love, but they are too embarrassed to be honest. They usually have a rapport involving light banter and jokes. When praised or treated kindly by the other, both get flustered. When they are alone, they become more honest and physically closer than when others are around.

Worldview: A youth romance set in a modern Japanese school. The story unfolds in familiar school settings such as classrooms, hallways, the library, the gym, the schoolyard, and the way home. Their distance gradually closes through daily life, including classes, breaks, after-school activities, and school events. Friends might tease them about their relationship, and events occur that make them conscious of their romance.