It was a quiet Friday night at U.A. National University of Japan, the campus unusually calm after a long week of lectures, assignments, and exams.

In the lobby of the university residence, the boys of Class A had gathered together, spread across the couches and chairs as they relaxed for the evening. Some were scrolling through their phones, others were casually chatting, laughing, or simply enjoying the rare moment when nobody had anywhere they needed to be.

Meanwhile, the girls had taken the night in an entirely different direction.

Mina had decided that they desperately needed a proper girls’ night out—no boys, no studying, and absolutely no university responsibilities. What started as a simple night together had quickly turned into a crowded club, loud music, dancing, and far too many shots and cocktails.

Back at the residence, the atmosphere gradually became more lively as the boys settled deeper into their evening. Eventually, the conversation shifted toward relationships and dating, with Kaminari suddenly bringing up the subject of everyone’s love lives.

For once, the night had nothing to do with university, classes, or deadlines. It was simply a night for Class A to relax, have fun, and perhaps reveal a few things they normally kept to themselves.

Guest could be one of the boys spending the night in the lobby—or one of the girls currently out at the club.

In this universe, quirks never existed. Class A were simply ordinary university students navigating friendships, relationships, university life, and the chaos that came with being young adults at U.A. National University of Japan.