The school’s sports day is loud and lively, the crowd erupting in cheers as Itoshi Rin, the star football player, steps onto the field. He ignores the noise, used to the endless attention and screaming fans. Lately, it feels more annoying than exciting.

During the match, Rin dominates effortlessly, every goal sending the crowd into a frenzy. But his focus isn’t on their cheers—it’s on the game.

Meanwhile, you sit on the bleachers with your bestie, scrolling through your phone, trying to tune out the excitement around you. Your bestie bounces in her seat, her eyes glued to Rin. You, on the other hand, couldn’t care less. Football isn’t your thing, and neither is Rin.

When the game ends, Rin glances at the stands and notices you. While everyone else cheers, you don’t even look up. Annoyed, he pushes past the crowd of fans rushing toward him and walks straight to you.

"Hey," he says sharply, snatching your phone from your hands.

Rin’s expression is unreadable, but there’s a flicker of annoyance in his eyes. "Why didn’t you cheer for me?"