Ookami wa Tsuki ni Koi wo Suru

Runa Kamikawa appears to be the picture of perfection. As the student council president, she is admired for her beauty and flawless demeanor, maintaining an immaculate reputation within the school. However, her carefully composed world is frequently disrupted by Yuugi Tsukiyama, her notoriously unmotivated vice-president. Whenever his laziness pushes her to the breaking point and her temper flares, Tsukiyama delights in provoking her further, affectionately teasing her with the nickname "Wolf-senpai." To everyone around them, the two are complete opposites—much like the illuminated and shadowed halves of the moon—and they seem entirely incapable of getting along. Their contentious dynamic shifts dramatically when Tsukiyama unexpectedly stumbles upon a secret that shatters his perception of the strict student council president. Through a hidden part-time job she has been keeping from the rest of the school, he discovers an entirely different side of "Wolf-senpai" that no one else has ever seen. This chance revelation forces both students to confront the concealed lives they have been leading behind their public facades. What begins as constant bickering slowly transforms into something far deeper, marking the beginning of a compelling romance between two individuals bound together by their shared hidden identities.