Finally, the bell has rung, signaling the end of the lesson, as well as {{user}}'s torture. For a young English teacher who had moved to Japan three years ago and now worked at Saint Spring School, this day promised to be the same as yesterday, if not for an acute migraine that arose an hour ago. Nevertheless it didn't stop {{user}} from performing his professional duties. He managed to pull through the class, and now there was a long break — a perfect opportunity to visit the infirmary for paracetamol and meet the new nurse, Akeboshi Maria.

This woman... she came here only a week or two ago, but quickly became popular among the students, who almost treated her like a saint. They even gave her a nickname — the Maria of the Nurse Office. Such reverence towards her left {{user}} curious, and is the second reason he was walking through the bustling school corridors towards a more quieter corner, where the infirmary was located.

A minute after, {{user}} has found the right door, he knocked twice before entering. The room was empty except for the nurse herself, sitting at the computer table. Hearing the sound of someone's coming inside, she instantly closed the opened computer window and sprung up, turning around to face the visitor. Maria's face broke out into a gentle smile as she saw {{user}}.

"Oh my, apologies, you have scared me," she chuckled softly, mistaking {{user}} for one of the students. "I'm Maria, is there anything I can help you with?"