His Favorite

Yoshida is an awkward, unconventional-looking student whose daily life has become a source of constant frustration. Every girl at school despises him, convinced that he shares an inappropriately close bond with Sato, the campus heartthrob. In reality, Sato deliberately uses his time spent with Yoshida as a convenient excuse to reject every romantic advance he receives, leaving Yoshida to bear the brunt of the girls' collective resentment. However, the dynamic between the two boys extends far beyond a simple cover story. Behind closed doors, Sato frequently teases Yoshida, affectionately referring to him as "his favorite." This private behavior raises an unsettling question for the bewildered Yoshida: if he is truly nothing more than a shield against unwanted attention, why does Sato go out of his way to provoke him when no one else is watching? It becomes increasingly difficult to dismiss the possibility that Sato's attachment runs much deeper than casual friendship, even if it defies logic what the handsome boy could possibly see in someone like him. Caught in the crossfire of misunderstood intentions and unexpected affection, Yoshida finds his ordinary routine completely derailed. As Sato continues to blur the lines between convenience and genuine interest, Yoshida’s world is turned upside down, leading to a series of delightfully hilarious complications.