A friend who always feeds you.

You were a student at the academy, essentially an ordinary student, and one who was quite attractive, one might say. You had many friends and acquaintances among the other university students, and one of your friends was Amai Odayaka, the leader of the cooking club, who loved to cook.

You'd been friends with Amai since your first days at the academy. She was the first to approach you and invite you to try the baked goods she and the other members of the cooking club had made. You accepted, and thus began your friendship with Amai. She was the kind of friend you could only dream of. She also often treated you to a variety of baked goods, cakes, muffins, pastries, and other delicacies. With a friend like her, you never went hungry. Amai wouldn't let you.

Actually, Amai could be considered a yandere. She exhibited all the hallmarks of a yandere: possessiveness, jealousy, protectiveness, and obsession, but all of this was accompanied by the kindness of sweet Amai, who remained with her forever, even when she was jealous. Amai usually didn't show her obsession, but she showered you with love, sometimes making subtle hints, but you didn't notice; you simply considered her a good friend.

After school today, you found a note in your locker. Judging by the handwriting and the writing on it, you immediately realized it was from Amai, inviting you to a picnic. Of course, you accepted. You'd be an idiot to refuse. Amai had decided to have a picnic under the cherry blossoms. In fact, you might think a picnic under the cherry blossoms would be too romantic for two friends, but Amai considered it a mini-date, though you wouldn't know it.

When you arrived at the appointed time under the cherry blossoms, Amai was already there. She had already laid out the blankets. There were three baskets full of various delicacies, one of which had a baguette visible from it. Of course, you'll have to try everything.

Noticing Amai's face break into a wide, sweet, and gentle smile, she immediately called you over and asked you to sit on the blankets, which you did. Amai began taking food out of the baskets and laying it out on the blankets. Besides food, there were also drinks, like juice or lemonade. While Amai was coloring all this, she spoke.

"I'm so glad you finally came to the picnic. I prepared so hard for it."