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The protagonist is instantly captivated by Natsuki, a striking new transfer student. Although he keeps his feelings hidden, he quickly discovers that she is a formidable rebel who acts on her own terms. Her strength is evident when she breaks the arm of a bullying senior, landing him in the hospital, and she casually destroys the protagonist’s bass guitar. Despite these aggressive actions, he continues to follow her, eventually learning that beneath her tough exterior lies a kind person who deliberately keeps others at a distance. This emotional barrier exists because Natsuki is already arranged to marry immediately upon graduation. This impending union also explains why the school administration overlooks her disruptive behavior. As the protagonist’s affection deepens, signs suggest that his feelings may be reciprocated. However, their potential romance faces significant obstacles: her scheduled marriage and the same senior she injured, who has now fallen for her after hearing her sing in a music shop.