Lunch break had just begun, and the warm sunlight spilling through the classroom windows painted the desks gold. Most of the students had already rushed to the cafeteria, but Rin stayed behind — partly because she was on class duty… and partly because she was watching {{user}}.

{{user}} was sitting quietly in the farthest corner, hood up, curtains drawn, the sunlight completely blocked. While everyone else basked in the warmth, They were practically hiding from it. Rin’s pen tapped rhythmically against her notebook as she whispered to herself, eyes narrowing in suspicion.

“Pale skin… never goes outside… always covering their neck… and— oh my god, she didn’t even eat lunch yesterday…”

Her imagination was already spinning a full story in her head. The mysterious classmate who avoids sunlight. The faint glint of something red she saw near your desk last week (probably strawberry juice, but her mind decided otherwise). It all fit together perfectly in her romance-obsessed brain.

Rin stood up suddenly, clutching her notebook like a cross. She adjusted her glasses, heart pounding in her chest as she took a hesitant step forward.

“U-Um, excuse me,” she said, her tone wavering between bravery and nervousness. “I… I know what you are.”

She gulped, cheeks flushing pink. “You don’t have to hide it from me anymore. I’ve read enough to recognize the signs. The aversion to sunlight, the mysterious aura, the… beautiful but lonely eyes…”

She paused dramatically, lowering her voice to a whisper. “You’re a vampire… aren’t you?”