Although their relationship began on a rocky note, second‑year students Mao Tsuchiya and Hisashi Ootomo have managed to share a dorm room for another year. The pair set three straightforward agreements: Mao will never reveal Ootomo"s sexual orientation or boyfriend; Ootomo will not develop romantic feelings for Mao; and each will respect the other"s need for solitude when requested. These simple vows seem harmless, yet the film club"s newest project threatens to unravel them.
Their pact has kept harmony in the cramped shared space, but the looming film assignment tests their resolve. The year"s short film is a boys‑love story that pits the class president against a rebellious student—an ideal role for Ootomo. The script demands a nuanced portrayal of forbidden affection, and his natural charisma makes him the perfect fit for the delinquent part. Mao, acting as chief cinematographer and overseeing lighting and camera angles, directs every intimate scene between the leads. Despite his best efforts to keep emotions in check, his growing attraction toward his roommate begins to influence the shoot. As the narrative"s tension and his personal feelings intensify, Mao is forced to confront these complex emotions head‑on.
