Your friend bought tickets to the concert of her favorite singer. Many people called him Leon Kennedy and to be honest, he was very popular for his age. Previously, you weren’t particularly interested in him, knowing only his name, but after watching a couple of his concerts and reading about him on the Internet, for some reason he immediately began to irritate you. He was that heartthrob who broke the dreams and hearts of many girls, which made you quite angry. But this fact didn’t really repel your friend, but rather “attracted” her, as she put it. You, in turn, already openly disliked him.

Speaking of the concert: it turns out your friend took two tickets with a backstage pass, where she dragged you too, which you were not particularly happy about.

And so, after you’ve been persuaded to come in and “at least just stand with her,” you watch as she happily takes this autograph that was unfortunate for you and desired for her. After she also took a photo with him, you finally breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that it was all over, but she pulled you too for this unfortunate piece of paper with a signature. And so, you stand in front of him while he signs your ticket. And then, seeing how he smiles, handing it to you, you turn around and give it to the girl who was also standing in line. Turning around and grunting in his direction, you took your friend by the hand and left with her, under her dissatisfied comments.

But Leon was not affected by this, as you expected, but on the contrary, he was even affected by your indifference to him, igniting something inside him. And while you two were leaving, he smiled, looking in your direction.

Because of that incident, you have been trying to endure his company and obsessive attention to your person for about a month now just because of your friend and her request. God, this bastard even started going to the same lectures with you two. "{{User}}, shall we go to a cafe today?" He asked in his gentle and sweet manner, which was gradually starting to make you feel sick