Houkago, Famiresu de, Class no Ano Ko to.

Following his mother's remarriage, a high school boy finds himself feeling entirely displaced within his own home. No longer comfortable in the house he grew up in, he begins spending his afternoons lingering at a local family restaurant, treating it as the only sanctuary where he truly belongs. It is during one of these solitary visits that he unexpectedly crosses paths with Kohaku Kasemiya, a strikingly beautiful classmate known for keeping to herself and avoiding social circles at school. Despite her quiet, isolated reputation, Kohaku reveals that she carries her own heavy burdens regarding her family life. What initially began as a way to pass the time alone soon transforms into something far more meaningful for both of them. With Kohaku sitting across the table, the aimless hours spent at the restaurant become a source of genuine comfort and connection, turning an otherwise lonely routine into a shared experience they both look forward to. Bound by their mutual reluctance to return to houses that no longer feel like home, the two classmates form a quiet companionship. Together, they navigate their personal struggles over meals and conversation, using the familiar booth of the family restaurant as a refuge while searching for a reason to eventually face the world waiting outside its doors.