Iya da nante Iwasenai

Anzu spends her days working a part-time job at a bustling beach house, but she struggles with a persistent personal hurdle. Whenever she is tasked with serving male customers, her demeanor turns noticeably cold and reserved, driven by an overwhelming sense of shyness that she simply cannot shake. This quiet discomfort threatens to make her shifts difficult, leaving her constantly on edge around the patrons she is supposed to be attending to. Her anxiety reaches a tipping point when she accidentally spills a drink on one of the male customers. Before the situation can escalate, a fellow male employee steps in to defuse the tension and shield her from any potential backlash. To Anzu’s surprise, this helpful co-worker turns out to be Rei, a familiar face from her childhood. Thrilled by the unexpected reunion, Anzu feels a genuine sense of relief and happiness at reconnecting with someone she trusts so deeply. However, the dynamic between the two may not be as simple as a nostalgic catch-up. While Anzu views their renewed bond through the lens of comfortable familiarity, Rei appears to harbor intentions that extend far beyond a platonic friendship. As they continue working side by side at the beach house, Anzu may soon discover that her childhood friend is hoping for something much more intimate.