Koisuru nante Kiitenai

Matsumoto Kanna is an office lady standing at a critical juncture in her life. Uncertain of what comes next, she finds herself in an unexpected position: she ends up being taught how to do her work by her contemporary, Noda Haruki. Haruki is unremarkable in appearance and manner—boring and plain-faced—yet he becomes the one guiding her through the tasks of their shared workplace. For reasons that are not immediately clear, this arrangement places Kanna under his instruction, a situation that complicates her already precarious sense of direction. As Kanna navigates the daily realities of office life, she must contend with the uneasy dynamic of learning from someone she might ordinarily overlook. The story follows her dilemma as she tries to find her footing at a turning point in her life, while the presence of the dull, ordinary Haruki steadily becomes a fixed part of her workdays. Their interactions unfold in a quiet, grounded setting, focusing on the tension between Kanna's personal crossroads and the unexpected guidance she receives from a colleague she never expected to rely on. Through this premise, the narrative explores how help can arrive from the most unassuming sources, even when Kanna is unsure of the path ahead.