Isolated and unnoticed, the high school student finds himself unexpectedly drawn into the orbit of the school's most popular figures, the so-called 'Four Heavenly Kings.' Within this unlikely circle, a tentative friendship blossoms, gradual…

The air at the amusement park thrummed with a nervous energy, a blend of envy and bewilderment tightening around Hina as she pressed Hioki for answers regarding Watarai's intimacy with him.

The amusement park air hummed with a cheerful energy, but it was Watarai's quiet attentiveness that truly touched Hioki. That feeling deepened unexpectedly when circumstance confined them to a single waiting room.

The sight of Hiyoki with an old friend ignites a flicker of jealousy in Watarai, hinting at a deeper connection between them than initially perceived.

Watarai's intimate proximity unsettled Hioki, yet a burgeoning jealousy spurred Watarai toward an even more daring advance.

The beach offered a chance for Hioki and Watarai to connect, yet a sudden jest and Ryoto's sharp inquiry ignited a flicker of unease, culminating in an unforeseen event.

The shared experience of the school trip fostered a closeness between them, and Watarai, emboldened by the atmosphere, offered a sincere confession, hesitant about Hioki's reaction.

Hioki wrestled with the implications of Watarai's confession, yet a letter arriving from Shinonome unexpectedly ignited a spark of jealousy and strained the fragile connection between them.

The burgeoning affection between Hioki and Watarai is soon shadowed by a creeping unease. Whispers circulating about the festival ignite a spark of jealousy and self-doubt in Hioki, causing him to question his own value in the relationship.

On Christmas Eve, Hioki confronts his emotions and, after their journey together, finally asks Watarai to be his boyfriend.