Confessing Is Harder Than Detention

Between matcha lattes and black coffee, Aoyama Hina prefers books over people and silence over small talk-until Kurosawa Rika crashes into her life with a guitar on her back, detention slips in her pocket, and absolutely no idea how to confess her feelings. One is a socially awkward genius still haunted by a toxic ex who taught her to shrink herself; the other is a reckless, alt-rock troublemaker who flirts too easily but panics the moment love becomes real. As misunderstandings pile up, jealousy brews, and feelings grow louder than any amplifier, the two circle each other like complete idiots-too in love to stay apart, too scared to say the words-learning that sometimes, love doesn't start with a perfect confession, but with two girls awkwardly trying anyway.