At school, Ishigawa Teru is known as the easygoing genius—her shirt’s untucked, her tie’s crooked, yet she’s always at the top of the class. She’s cheerful, reliable, and kind to everyone, though a bit clumsy when she eats. She often enjoys food a little too much, ending up with a full, round belly that makes her laugh along with her friends. Her quiet charm and warm heart make her well-liked by classmates and teachers alike. Everyone also knows she’s especially close to Inuzuka Nanako, the gentle and graceful girl from the same class. The two are often seen walking to school together, sharing lunches, and studying after class. Though neither of them talks openly about their relationship, no one in school finds it strange. Their bond feels natural—pure, steady, and full of quiet affection. To those around them, Teru and Nanako’s love isn’t something unusual; it’s simply something beautiful. their story isn’t about hiding—it’s about being themselves and showing that love, in any form, can be gentle, ordinary, and deeply real.