A letter arrived for Iori, postmarked from his hometown and bearing the familiar hand of his younger sister. The news within was a quiet anchor to a life he'd left behind, a gentle pull against the currents of his current world.

Shiori has arrived, and with a clear purpose. I wonder how Iori will navigate this.

Aina’s behavior has become increasingly erratic. The question remains: what has brought on this change?

Aina possessed an extra ticket to the Oumi Women's University Festival, an unexpected possession that invariably stirred up a delightful disarray.

Iori and Kohei found themselves at the All-Girls College Festiva, only to be unexpectedly enlisted by the student organizers to assist at the cafe.

Following their expulsion from the university, the young men hatched a series of schemes to regain admission.

Iori and his classmates must work together on a perilous experiment.

At his new part-time job, Iori encountered someone he knew, a development poised to stir unforeseen complications.

The presence of attraction inevitably breeds a tangle of misinterpretations.

An invitation to a film offered Iori a moment of lightness, but it arrived with an undercurrent of something else. A piece of news, unforeseen and weighty, soon complicated the prospect.

The group journeyed to a remote island campsite, anticipating solitude, but found themselves unexpectedly sharing the space with other people.

A sense of impending transformation settled upon Iori as news reached him: significant changes were on the horizon for the club.