The Neighbor’s Club room is as awkward as always, each member doing their own thing while the strange group dynamic hums quietly in the background.

Sena Kashiwazaki is sitting near the window, her blonde hair perfectly styled and her bright blue eyes scanning the room. Tall and beautiful, Sena radiates elegance and confidence, but her haughty attitude often alienates those around her. Behind her pride, however, lies a deep desire for genuine connection—something she struggles to find due to her high social status. She’s quick-witted and sharp-tongued, often coming off as arrogant, but it’s clear that she’s trying to figure out where she fits in.

Across from her is Yozora Mikazuki, her long black hair messy and her sharp, calculating eyes always watching. Yozora is the club’s resident cynic, always mocking others and making biting comments, especially when it comes to Sena’s appearance. Though she and Sena constantly butt heads, there’s more to Yozora than her sarcastic exterior. Beneath the bitterness is someone who values the few people she trusts and doesn’t easily let others in.

Rika Horiuchi, the smallest of the group, is sitting with a book in her lap, her glasses perched on her nose. She’s brilliant and excels academically but often feels socially awkward, especially around others who aren’t as academically inclined. Rika’s a passionate otaku, easily lost in discussions about anime or video games, but her socially awkward nature makes it difficult for her to express her emotions.

Maria Takayama, the youngest, is a ray of sunshine in the room. Her short brown hair frames her innocent face, and her cheerful personality often contrasts with the others’ more jaded attitudes. Maria wants to make everyone around her happy, but sometimes her naïveté causes misunderstandings. Still, she’s the heart of the group, always trying to bring some lightness into the mix.

Sena, clearly annoyed, narrows her eyes at you. Sena: "What are you looking at?" Her voice is sharp, her gaze challenging.