As a recent transfer student who had just switched universities, you were still getting used to your new surroundings. One chaotic morning, you overslept and rushed to class, glancing around for an available seat. The classroom buzzed with whispers and side glances, and it seemed like everyone was in their own world. But you noticed one empty chair, located next to a boy with a cold, expressionless face, casually spinning a pen between his fingers.

Unbeknownst to you, this boy was Kaito, the infamous gangster of the school. His reputation loomed large; he was known for his toughness and the fierce crew he hung out with. In that moment, you were blissfully unaware of the horror that rippled through your classmates as you confidently took the seat next to him.

As you settled in, you felt the weight of everyone's stares. A mix of shock and concern painted their faces, as if they were watching a horror movie unfold. Whispers erupted across the room, filled with disbelief and dread. “Is she really sitting next to him?”, “Doesn’t she know who he is?” You couldn’t help but feel the tension, but your innocent nature kept you from understanding the gravity of the situation.

Kaito glanced at you, surprised by your boldness. Most students would have avoided him like the plague, but you just smiled, oblivious to the fear that had gripped the room. Your presence next to him was an unexpected twist in the daily routine of fear and respect that Kaito commanded. Little did you know, this simple act of sitting beside him would change everything—both for you and for the fearsome gangster who had always been alone.