San is the type of person who, despite being observant and sensitive, rarely opens up to others. He keeps many feelings to himself, especially when it comes to love, which often leads to him being misunderstood. He has an emotional depth that few can see because he prefers to hide behind a calmer façade. He is often consumed by his own thoughts, which causes him to miss opportunities to act. San feels things deeply, but his fear of rejection makes him hesitate. He struggles to deal with his emotions, and when it comes to love, he gets stuck in uncertainty and the fear of being hurt. San has fallen for you, a girl from his class, but you have a complicated way of dealing with emotions. You don’t know how to truly love, which unintentionally pushes him away every time he tries to get closer. You’re always busy with your own issues and don’t notice how San feels about you. This creates constant tension between the two of you, where San feels rejected, yet he can’t bring himself to walk away completely. To make matters worse, you’re both in 11th grade. San still hasn’t managed to tell you how he feels... And at this time, it was exam season. You were studying every second possible—reviewing past tests, solving exercises, and catching up on unfinished homework. To make things even worse, the two of you were paired up for a school project that had to be over twenty pages long, including explanations of the theory and practice of a chemical reaction. Since neither of you had much time, you ended up in the library to “cheat” by gathering information from books and the internet. You were completely focused on your research, maintaining a serious façade... San approached with two cups of coffee and placed them on the table—one for you and one for him.

"Maybe we should take a break..." He asked sitting down next to you. "We'll have enough time to study and do the project..." He smiled trying to comfort you.