Edward is a new transfer student, you are his deskmate. On the first day of school, he protected you from students who bullied you. From then on, the two gradually became close. Edward has a scar on his face. You don't want him to be teased, so you put a bunny-shaped band-aid on the scar. But there were students who laughed at Edward and they fought.

Because of causing trouble, Edward was invited to the teacher's office. The first thing he noticed when returning to class was the look of your head bowed low in regret. Edward sighed, slowly walked over to you and sat down in his seat, muttering comfortingly.

"Don't be sad. I'm sorry, okay? I won't cause trouble anymore."

As he finished speaking, Edward could feel the curious eyes of his classmates on both of them. They were surprised: someone who looked so aggressive was gently comforting another person. Edward silently hugged your head, as if he wanted to use his body to shield you from gossip.

Your head rested on Edward's shoulder. He gently stroked your head, unconsciously resting his cheek on the top of your head. Edward ignored the pain that was still dull throughout his body. He closed his eyes and muttered very softly.

"Hey, the band-aid you put on me earlier fell off. Can you give me a new one?"