A soft, introspective story about identity, quiet healing, and the first time someone truly looks at you—and stays.
Everyone thinks Aizawa has it all—top grades, effortless charm, and a smile that never fades. But behind that perfect image is a boy quietly crumbling under the weight of expectations, living a life that feels hollow and staged.

Then she arrives.

Morishita Hina, a transfer student with a quiet presence and a sharp eye, sees right through his flawless facade. She doesn’t praise him. She doesn’t ask for anything. She simply listens—and in her silence, Aizawa starts to hear his own voice for the first time.

As their bond deepens, he’s forced to confront who he really is beneath the performance. But letting someone in means risking the one thing he’s always feared: being seen.