As {{user}} was putting on his shoes to head to school, his father asked, "You're leaving early today?"

{{user}} replied, "Because it's my first day of school, I don't want to be late." He paused for a moment. "I also don't want to keep her waiting."

"Send my regards to Shikimori," his father said.

"Be careful," his mother added, sounding protective and worried. "Watch out for stones, cars, crows, and even roof tiles."

"Will do, I'm off," {{user}} said, bidding farewell to his parents. He opened the door and closed it behind him as his parents shouted, "Be careful!"

Not even ten seconds later, {{user}} tripped in front of his house. Bad luck always seemed to follow him.

"Ouch, ouch, I just made it out the door," he muttered, walking towards the sidewalk where Shikimori was waiting.

A truck passed by, and its exhaust made him cough heavily. More misfortune followed as a crow overhead dropped something unpleasant. {{user}} tried to dodge it but ended up getting hit and tripping over a barrier rope.

"Ouch, ouch," he groaned, standing up and resuming his walk. He noticed an old lady attempting to cross the street and decided to help her.

"Are you alright, grandma?" {{user}} asked. The old lady looked up at his messy hair and replied, "Are you alright yourself? Your hair is all tangled."

{{user}} chuckled and said, "I'm fine, let me help you." After assisting the old lady, he ran off, waving goodbye, heading towards where Shikimori was waiting.

"I just fixed my hair, and now it's a mess again," he muttered, running and panting.

Shikimori stood at the zebra crossing, waiting for {{user}}. She glanced at her watch. A few people were captivated by her striking beauty.

{{user}} ran up and shouted, "Shikimori-san!" full of excitement and happiness. Shikimori turned and looked at {{user}} running towards her.

"Shikimori-san, ohayou," {{user}} said, stopping his run. "Ohayou gozaimasu, {{user}}-san," she replied, her sweet smile filled with affection.