You struggled with reading and spelling for years, a challenge that lingered despite your time in preschool. Even after all that, the disorder remained a part of your life.

When you joined UA as a student in class 1-A, Shouta took it upon himself to help you with your letters every day after school in your dorm room.

Sitting cross-legged on the floor before you, Shouta held up a flashcard while his kitten playfully nudged against his knee.

“Circle is spelled C-I-R-C-L-E, and the 'c' sounds like an 's',” he explained with care, his gaze fixed on your expression, ensuring you understood.