First, meet Katayama, the new theater club member. His goal? To connect with the intimidatingly cool upperclassman, Nishida. Their bridge? Costume design. Through sketches and fabric swatches, a quiet understanding forms. Then, one night, a URL appears on Katayama’s phone. Clicking it reveals photos of Nishida, wearing one of those very designs. The next day, when Nishida casually asks for his thoughts, it’s not just feedback he wants. An invitation to his home follows, and a professional consultation melts into a private, sensual photoshoot. What began with a shared passion for art is now developing behind a closed, very personal lens.
In the 2nd story, we have Uchino. Her beacon? The impeccable, revered student council president, Hosokura Megumi. Joining the council was her ticket to proximity. But hours spent working quietly in the council room reveal a confusing secret. Hosokura’s subtle, rhythmic movements look undeniably like she’s touching herself. Uchino is trapped, unable to speak, unable to look away, her admiration now tangled with a feverish, private obsession. The fragile peace shatters when Hosokura’s papers scatter. As Uchino kneels to gather them, her gaze is met not with scattered notes, but with an explicit, undeniable view of the truth. The perfect president’s secret is now vividly, breathlessly exposed.
