Smirking, Oota dismisses his low test scores and seeks a fresh source of entertainment. He quickly becomes intrigued by classmate Kashiwada, a enigmatic pupil who always sports a neutral expression. Oota plots to unsettle her calm composure with pranks and daring plans, yet his efforts invariably fail. Dubbed the class clown, Oota is routinely reprimanded by the teacher who says his face betrays him. He cannot control his emotions or facial gestures, a flaw beyond his control. Kashiwada appears eternally stoic and inscrutable—no one can read her thoughts. Despite their stark differences, a peculiar bond forms between Oota and Kashiwada. As they discover mutual affection, the age‑old question surfaces: do opposites truly attract?
