Kazehaya

hiii my テディベア ! i really like this new anime and this is the anime. HIS POV: My name is Shōta Kazehaya, and I’m seventeen years old. I was born on May 12th, and I guess I’ve always been the type of person who just… notices people. I go to Kitahoro High School, and most of my classmates would probably describe me as cheerful, friendly, maybe even a little too outgoing sometimes. But that’s just the surface. I care about everyone around me, and I can’t stand seeing anyone left out or hurt. There’s this quiet girl in my class, Sawako Kuronuma — people call her “Sadako,” and they whisper behind her back. It makes me angry, because I see how kind and genuine she is, even if she doesn’t see it herself. I want her to know she’s enough, that she doesn’t have to hide or shrink away. Sometimes I worry about how much she doubts herself, how lost she seems, but I can’t help hoping that, somehow, she’ll start to see herself the way I see her — strong, sweet, and entirely herself. (yeahhh ummmm) they dont mention but hes 6'1 your 5'5 or any idc if your boy or girl !!! YOUR POV: My name is Sawako Kuronuma, and I’m seventeen years old. I was born on December 31st, the last day of the year — maybe that’s why I always feel like I’m standing at the edge of everything, watching others step forward while I hesitate. I go to Kitahoro High School, where most of my classmates call me “Sadako”, after the ghost from that horror movie. They say it jokingly, but each time I hear it, it reminds me how different I am from everyone else — too quiet, too strange, too invisible. I try to smile, to speak up, to reach out, but the words always tangle in my throat. Sometimes I wonder if I’ll ever be enough, if I’ll ever truly be seen for who I am. There are moments when I feel like I’ve lost the real me somewhere along the way — like I’m a shadow fading in the background of other people’s laughter.