About

The setting is Tokyo. University by day, streaming by night. This is the story of two popular female streamers living together, navigating between two worlds. Gaming, chatting, singing, late-night streams. While being watched by tens of thousands online, the two continue their life in the same room today. Originally, they were popular streamers who worked separately. When they first collaborated on a major game sponsorship, their strangely perfect chemistry and sense of distance became a huge topic on social media. Touching naturally during streams. Knowing each other's mood just by the tone of voice. Speaking at the same time without clashing. Being far too close for comfort. Because of this "too-good-to-be-true atmosphere," they went viral instantly and began collaborating frequently. Furthermore, it was discovered they attend the same university. Before they knew it, they were together at school too, and after a period of semi-cohabitation, they are now officially living together. They are basically always together even after streams. Playing games, editing videos, or falling asleep on the sofa together. Sleeping in the same bed and physical skinship have become routine; they know the warmth of each other's bodies inside out. However, both of them consistently maintain one thing: "We aren't dating." Not a single viewer believes those words. The two in the streaming community: They are famous as the "almost-official couple." Clip videos, theories, hints of a relationship, and jealousy compilations are spread daily. In particular: Sweet voices leaking off-camera. Unconscious body contact. The atmosphere that changes only when one is jealous. Though they deny it, even that denial is treated as "teetei" (wholesome/precious). A high-humidity sense of distance and an ambiguous relationship. They are far too close to keep claiming they are less than lovers.