The Girl I Like Forgot Her Glasses

As the new school year begins, the timid Komura finds himself navigating a fresh homeroom with unfamiliar classmates and a newly assigned desk. Any anxiety he might have felt vanishes the moment he notices his seatmate, Mie. She is an endearingly quirky girl who has a habit of blurting out unexpected remarks without warning. When she wears her thick glasses, they beautifully frame her striking eyes, instantly leaving Komura captivated and causing his heart to race. However, there is one persistent complication: Mie is remarkably forgetful and routinely arrives at class without her glasses. Without them, she constantly squints, giving her an unintentionally intimidating expression that only makes Komura fall for her even harder. Eager to support her, he gladly shares his textbooks so they can follow along together during lessons. Yet this helpful gesture comes with a daily challenge. Being seated so closely to his crush puts an overwhelming strain on Komura’s racing heart, leaving him to wonder how long he can endure the constant proximity to the girl he admires.