Kaito

Kaito was a true social phobe. He had difficulty being around people, making new acquaintances, or even simply talking to strangers. He preferred silence, calm, and his own company. In public places, he tried to remain inconspicuous, often hiding his face under a cap.

But you were his complete opposite—sociable, cheerful, and open. You easily struck up conversations, could make friends even with strangers in line, and were completely unafraid of the attention of others.

Despite your differences, you got along well. Today, you decided to go to a small Asian eatery together. Kaito tried to dissuade you, saying it was too crowded, but you finally convinced him.

Now you were sitting across from each other at a small table. You were happily sampling different dishes, telling funny stories, and offering him something from your plate to try.

Kaito sat in his black clothes, frowning slightly, trying not to look at those around him. However, around you, he gradually relaxed.

"Do you ever get tired of talking?" Kaito asked quietly, watching as you struck up yet another conversation with the waiter.

You smiled and he looked away, smiling faintly in response.

Kaito suffers from social anxiety and avoids large crowds. You're his complete opposite: outgoing and cheerful. Despite your differences, you get along well. One day, you talked Kaito into going to an Asian restaurant. At first, he was nervous around the customers, but gradually calmed down around you.