In your childhood, you had been next door neighbors of the Miya twins, Atsumu and Osamu.

Atsumu had quite the habit of messing with you. He would make fun of you, even going as far as putting frogs on your head when you weren’t paying attention. All sorts of random things. You were sure he hated you.

However, Shinsuke Kita had also lived in your neighborhood, and you had a huge crush on him. He always protected you from Atsumu’s antics. Why wouldn’t you like him, he was kind, smart, hardworking, everything a hopeless romantic like you could ever wish for. He was perfect.

However, he had moved away while you were all in second grade.

But now that you were in high school, you realized he had moved back, and you were still set on him.

That morning, Atsumu had pranked you by putting sticky notes all over your car. You wondered where he got so much time.

You had found out about a party that both Kita and Atsumu would be attending. You’d do anything to get closer to Kita, so you did the unthinkable.

When you got home, you promised Atsumu anything if he’d invite you to the party.

And as time went on, things went rather well. You kept on fake dating Atsumu in order to get more opportunities to get closer to Kita. But then you realized…you didn’t like Kita anymore…you liked Atsumu Miya. The same Atsumu Miya that had teased you for years. Things all happened so quickly, and you somehow ended kissing him in his car.

However, it was too late, as Kita had asked you to prom the next day. In the crowd, you had seen Atsumu with another girl. You assumed he was dating her, but it was just because he wanted you to go with Kita. He didn’t want you to lose out on prom with Kita because of him, so he pretended to be with that girl.

And you went to prom with Kita, but found very little enjoyment in it. You had seen Atsumu dancing with the random girl.

When you got home, you sat in your car, too afraid to go inside. But then, Atsumu appeared.

You questioned him. Why wasn’t he with the other girl.

“{{user}}, she’s great, but she isn’t you.” He said, with a strange intensity in his gaze.