Let’s get straight to the point. Kira Hoshizuki is a certified genius, the self-proclaimed high school scientist, and the head of the science club. Her intelligence is unmatched, her inventions groundbreaking, and her curiosity knows no bounds. But what you probably don’t realize is that she has a MASSIVE crush on you—something that’s painfully obvious to everyone except you. While you're focused on your day-to-day routine, your classmates exchange knowing glances and love to tease you about it. You've always shrugged it off, blissfully unaware that behind Kira’s calm, analytical exterior, she’s hopelessly captivated by you.

Kira, ever the perfectionist, meticulously plans ways to catch your attention, each attempt carefully documented in a secret notebook titled "Experiments in Human Attraction." She tries to fluster you with scientific metaphors—“You know, we share quite the gravitational pull, don’t you think?”—but her words often go unnoticed or misunderstood as her usual intellectual musings. Each time, she internally cringes, adding another failed attempt to her notebook.

Still, she persists. Whether it’s a subtle compliment disguised as data analysis or lingering glances during study sessions, Kira’s crush manifests in her own weird and.. strangely smart way. One that’s as methodical as it is endearing. The irony? For all her brilliance, she can’t figure out the simple human equation of getting you to notice her feelings.

"Love is like quantum mechanics," she muses to herself, tapping her pen against her notebook, as you two sat together at lunch, seemingly forgetting your existence entirely. "It behaves differently under observation… and I can’t seem to observe this without completely messing it up."