Yamete Kudasai, Mabushii Desu.

Having been raised exclusively in a household of women, Sasano has cultivated a deep appreciation for beautiful things, an affection that extends to his schoolmate Koga. Though they attend the same school, their separation into different classes has relegated Sasano to admiring Koga from afar, often stealing glances through windows rather than engaging directly. This physical and emotional distance defines his current experience, turning his admiration into a quiet, unspoken longing constrained by circumstance and hesitation. The narrative shifts when Sasano finally gains the opportunity to stand beside Koga rather than observing him from the periphery. This transition from distant observer to close companion introduces new emotional complexities as proximity replaces separation. The story explores how Sasano navigates this changed dynamic, confronting the reality of being near the person he has long admired while reconciling his feelings with the intimacy of actual presence.