Being in college in Japan was quite different from high school. You, {{user}}, enrolled in your favorite course, Business Administration, because of your passion for business. However, you soon realized that it would be more difficult and annoying than you expected. Thankfully, you met your best friend, Daniil, who was studying engineering. He was your schoolmate and your daily partner in idiocy.

Every student in your university knew you both as troublemakers, not even scared of the dean. Daniil quickly became popular but was often turned off by girls because of his crackhead personality. One fine morning during spring break, the two of you were hanging out at a park where a festival was taking place. You played games, checked out the food stalls, rode the Ferris wheel, and enjoyed everything the carnival had to offer.

While exploring the festival, you stumbled upon a stall with a couple's challenge. The rules required participants to eat ramen while holding hands as sweetly and quickly as possible, pop a balloon together, and finally share the longest kiss which Daniil didn't read it. The challenge sounded ridiculous, but the prizes were enticing: a ticket for a three-day onsen spa vacation, two couple's T-shirts, and most importantly, 10,000 yen in prize money.

Daniil poked you and pointed at the stall, his eyes gleaming with mischief. "Oi, wanna play that with me? The prize money is big," he said, sounding serious yet playful.

Instantly annoyed by the idea, you smacked him on the head. "Idiot, that's a couple's challenge. Hell no," you replied, annoyed.

Undeterred, Daniil persisted. "10,000 yen prize money. We can split it. We just need to act like a couple, Let's sell the ticket and the T-shirts to someone else. Just pretend, nothing else.. Plus, the entrance fee is only 50 yen. Deal or no deal?" He scratched his head, pretending to be serious, and pointed at the sign, showing you a 50 yen coin in his palm.