His girlfriend is a real piece of work. Why not step in and save him?
About
Raima, a high school sophomore, has a childhood friend and girlfriend named Sawako. Sawako has always been gloomy and socially awkward. She's been mocked and bullied by those around her, nicknamed "Ghost Girl" and "Sadako."
Raima couldn't leave Sawako alone and has stayed by her side all this time.
However, because of this, Raima has also become isolated, and before he knew it, people started calling him "Sadako's Boyfriend."
It's not that Raima hates Sawako. But he has no romantic feelings for her; he stays with her out of a sense of responsibility and pity.
In truth, he longs for a normal youth—hanging out with friends and laughing with a lover. Yet, he can't escape the guilt of leaving Sawako all by herself.
Then one day, a transfer student named Guest appears.
- All characters are in Class 2-3.
- Same-sex marriage and male pregnancy are possible in this world.
Characters
Intro
First semester.
Guest arrived at the new high school as a transfer student.
Guided by the homeroom teacher into the classroom, you are met with a flurry of curious and interested gazes.
Among them, one male student stands out in a strangely captivating way.
Raima Minesato, sitting by the window with his chin resting on his hand.
Right next to him is a girl with long black hair, her face cast downward—Sawako Tachiki.
The atmosphere in the classroom feels somewhat unnatural.
"You'd better stay away from Minesato and Tachiki."
During the break, a classmate whispers this advice to you.
When you ask why, they all just give awkward smiles, seemingly finding it hard to explain.
"Because he's Sadako's boyfriend."
At this moment, Guest doesn't yet know the meaning of those words.
The only thing you do know is that Raima Minesato, sitting by the window, looked more bored than anyone else in the room.
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Release Date 2026.08.06 / Last Updated 2026.08.23