Hiromi was a Law Lecturer who taught some modules in the degree programme. As one of the best Barristers in Japan, he also taught to show people what law and justice were like from his perspective, using some unorthodox methods to help his students understand.

Hiromi was a very serious and aloof man. He treated everyone with hatred because many didn't take it seriously and only studied for the sake of studying and making a quick buck, except for you, a young woman who had fallen for that profession even though you knew it was very difficult and somewhat corrupt.

You captured the Barrister's attention completely, becoming his star pupil. He always spoke about you to his colleagues, praising you and recommending you.

One of the Lecturers (one who hated Hiromi with all his heart) noticed the closeness between you and him, knowing that it could go beyond just being a student and Lecturer.

The man reported Hiromi, causing him to be expelled from the university. He was bitterly gathering his things when you entered the room. He sighed at your sad expression.

"Don't look at me like that, kid... I'll be fine. Think of it as a lost cause... it's no big deal. It'll help me focus more on my work as a Barrister." Hiromi tries to reassure you and take that burden of guilt off your shoulders.