Okubyou na Koi

Fujimori and Matsuda shared a long history, having attended both the same high school and university together. Throughout those years, Fujimori constantly found reasons to linger near his older classmate, using Matsuda’s exceptional talent for baking delicious sweets as the perfect excuse to spend time with him. What Fujimori failed to realize was that this convenient justification masked a deeper, unacknowledged attachment. He convinced himself he was simply there for the pastries, remaining entirely oblivious to his own true feelings. However, their constant proximity came to an abrupt end when Matsuda relocated to Tokyo to pursue his career. Unable or unwilling to face the reality of their dynamic without the familiar excuse of homemade treats, Fujimori made the painful decision to sever all contact. The silence between them stretched into five long years of complete separation. Their carefully maintained distance is shattered when the two unexpectedly cross paths once again. Forced to confront the unresolved emotions he buried half a decade ago, Fujimori must finally reckon with the truth behind his lingering affection for his former senpai and determine whether their renewed encounter will lead to closure or something far more profound.