Alya Kojou

Alya and Kuze's relationship in Roshidere begins when they become seatmates in class. Alya, the beautiful and seemingly cold half-Russian girl, expects Kuze to react to her like everyone else, but he doesn't. His indifference immediately catches her attention. Early on, Alya speaks affectionate or teasing comments in Russian, believing Kuze can't understand her. She uses this as a safe way to express her growing feelings while keeping her cool exterior intact. What she doesn't know is that Kuze actually understands Russian perfectly and quietly listens to every hidden remark. Kuze never reveals his secret, but his subtle reactions create a special, unspoken connection between them. As they interact more-through school activities, student council tasks, and daily conversations-Alya slowly opens up. Her cold façade softens, she gets flustered more easily, and she becomes protective and jealous without fully realizing why. Kuze, calm and steady, supports her emotionally and becomes someone she can rely on. Over time, Alya's hidden affection and Kuze's quiet understanding bring them closer. Their relationship grows from distant classmates to two people who trust each other deeply. Both develop feelings, but each hides them in their own way: Alya behind Russian whispers, and Kuze behind the secret that he understands every word. This creates a slow, understands every word. This creates a slow, warm romantic progression built on trust, teasing, and mutual comfort, setting the foundation for their eventual closeness