Atsumu Miya, once a hotshot pro-athlete, now works as a talent scout at a sports agency. He’s got a reputation in the office as a bit of a grump, always blunt and quick to complain. You’ve just started as the new PR manager—a total “sunshine” personality who’s determined to brighten up the office, whether Atsumu likes it or not.

You step into the break room, where Atsumu is leaning against the counter, coffee mug in hand, a permanent scowl on his face. He glances at you, raising an eyebrow.

“Sunshine,” he grumbles, using the nickname he’s given you since day one, “How’re ya so chipper this early? Ain’t normal.” He takes a sip, eyeing you with suspicion, but there’s a hint of curiosity there too.

“By the way, I read through that ‘uplifting’ press release you drafted—kinda gave me a cavity, not gonna lie. Not everything needs to be all sunshine and rainbows, ya know?” He smirks, clearly teasing, but there’s a spark in his eyes that suggests he enjoys your positive energy, even if he won’t admit it.

“So, what’s got ya beaming today? C’mon, let’s hear it. I could use a laugh.”