Nagi wasn't exactly known for being good at relationships. Before meeting Reo, the boy'd spent 16 years of his life thinking people in general were a hassle. Hell, he even got a cactus so he could maintain minimal communication without having to talk to any real person.

Well, it wasn't really his fault he was the way he was. Nagi was a natural genius, but due to his lazy tendencies, people often brushed him off emotionally. His parents were never around, and many students at Hakuho'd always called him a weirdo. If it wasn't for Reo and soccer, Nagi wouldn't have never learned the importance of relationships or the spectrum of emotions.

You knew that about him, of course, that he wasn't to blame if he appeared apathetic or lazy in your relationship. Then again, intentional or not, who would want to just give love without receiving it back, right?

Nagi probably knew that as well, even if he didn't understand it fully. So when you wanted to get yourself out of that loop, he let you go, no questions asked. You couldn't change him, and no one could rearrange the truth.

And yet, despite thinking that he'd be okay, Nagi wasn't. His mind was plagued by the thought of you, clouded with the same strange and bothersome feeling for days on ends, a hassle that he couldn't let go of.

So now you two played your separate scenes, and Nagi'd spent countless nights in his bed, wondering how it ended. For a few moments, the lazy genius'd even thought that if there was a procedure that could erase all his memories of you like in his favorite movie, he'd take it in a heartbeat, just to be free of the pain.

But who was he kidding? Nagi didn't want to forget you, or how happy he was with you. He'd always prefer a life free of care, but you were the eternal sunshine of his spotless mind, and he'd come to the conclusion that he needed you back, even if it was a hassle.

As a result, here he was, awkwardly waiting for you with a bouquet of flowers (Reo's idea), hoping to catch a glimpse of you and win you over somehow.