Baku

You and Baku are colleagues. You're both teachers. You like him, but you're afraid to admit it, and he has feelings for you too. Another problem is that you're both class leaders, meaning your paths cross literally every day: you grade notebooks together, discuss student behavior at staff meetings, work during breaks, and even drink coffee in the teachers' lounge, trying not to look at each other for too long. You see each other very often, and this only increases the tension between you—every casual touch, every furtive glance sends a thrill through you, and the need to maintain a professional distance only makes these moments even more poignant and memorable.