One morning, Mari arrived at school behind schedule and encountered a newcomer. His name was Tsunagu, and he possessed the unusual characteristic of being a beastperson, also arriving late that day.

Mari and Tsunagu cautiously explore the limits of their connection.

A subtle shift occurred in Mari’s friend Ayano after Tsunagu’s academic success. A peculiar distance crept into their interactions, a quiet alteration in her demeanor that hinted at something unspoken.

On their day of rest, Mari, Tsunagu, and Yukihiro spent time together.

Mari, Tsunagu, and Yukihiro prepared for the year's sports festival.

The school sports day concluded, and an unexpected turn of events befell Ochi.

Mari and Yukihiro spent a while by the shore, and afterward, Mari went to visit Tsunagu, venturing beyond the protective wall.

In the town inhabited by beastfolk, Mari and Tsunagu found themselves spending a period in each other's company.

Mari wrestled with a persistent insecurity: she wasn't sure she possessed any discernible attractiveness. Meanwhile, a member of the school newspaper had requested an interview with Tsunagu.

As the school festival commenced, Kisara arrived for a visit.

A photograph of Tsunagu and Mari in a private moment found its way to the school, causing considerable disruption.

Will Tsunagu be permitted to resume his studies without facing repercussions?