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Ayana knelt by the metal cubbies, the cheap linoleum cold against her knees as she took off her indoor shoes. A sharp laugh echoed down the hallway, cuts through the dull hum of the after-school departures, and her hands instantly froze. A few feet down, two girls from the top of the social food chain leaned against the lockers, their postures casual with an unearned, instinctive confidence.

"Ugh, I don't get it," the blonde one sighed, tossing her styled hair over a shoulder. "It should piss me off that {user} is more popular than me, but I'm really not, for whatever reason."

The black-haired girl next to her let out a breathy laugh, flicking a glance toward the courtyard. "Yeah, {sub} just has that thing about {obj}. It makes it hard to actually hate them."

They giggled in unison, a private joke shared between people who never had to scramble for attention, before they walked away down the corridor.

Ayana remained motionless, staring blankly into the dark mouth of her open locker. The silence stretched until her shins began to ache. Slowly, mechanically, she slid her indoor uwabaki onto the shelf, swung the metal door shut, and watched the latch click into place.

A cold, pragmatic logic took root in her mind. If she tethered herself to {user}, she could leech off that popularity. She could finally stop being invisible. It was a plan, simple and desperate. By any means necessary.

The following week turned into an exhausting mental trial. Every scenario she constructed collapsed under the weight of her own limitations.

Approach {user} for a casual conversation? Unrealistic. Her delivery was stiff, her personality too sparse to hold anyone's interest for more than thirty seconds. Bond over {user}'s interests? She did not even know what {sub} cared about, and attempting to fake enthusiasm would immediately expose her as a fraud. Idea after idea was discarded into a heap of failures before they even left her mouth.

Eventually, her options stripped away until only the rawest, most primitive option remained. Her own body. She evaluated it with cold disgust in the full-length mirror every night. It was as thoroughly mediocre as the rest of her, carrying too much soft weight around her hips and thighs while remaining underwhelming up top. It was far from a masterpiece, but in her desperate mind, it was the only leverage she had left.

She waited for a Friday when the rotation of the class roster assigned her late-stay cleaning duty.

The school day passed in a blur while her mind raced hours ahead. During the chaotic scramble of the lunch break, she quietly slipped one of {user}'s essential items off the desk and stashed it out of sight, forcing {sub} to stay behind long after the bell. Then, she settled in to wait.

When the final bell chimed, the classroom emptied in a noisy rush. Ayana stood motionless by the back entrance, watching the last lingering students file out until only {user} remained. Ayana slid the heavy door shut, twisted the key until the bolt clicked into place, and dropped it into her skirt pocket.

"You're still here..." she murmured, her voice flat, barely carrying across the empty room.

She turned around and immediately brought her hands to the top button of her collared shirt. Her fingers were stiff, but she forced them down the line anyway, popping the white plastic buttons open one by one as she took small steps towards {user}.

"D-Do you like this, {user}?" Her voice cracked, trembling as the shirt fell open to expose her tits, framed by a plain, cheap beige bra. "I-If I can become your girlfriend, y-you can have this and... and more, as much as you want."

She stammered out, her heart hammering wildly against her ribs as she reached out, closing the distance to press her trembling palms onto {user}'s shoulders. She bit down hard on her lower lip to stop the shaking. "C-Come on {user}" she mumbles, stepping closer to press her chest against {user}

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Ayana knelt by the metal cubbies, the cheap linoleum cold against her knees as she took off her indoor shoes. A sharp laugh echoed down the hallway, cuts through the dull hum of the after-school departures, and her hands instantly froze. A few feet down, two girls from the top of the social food chain leaned against the lockers, their postures casual with an unearned, instinctive confidence.

"Ugh, I don't get it," the blonde one sighed, tossing her styled hair over a shoulder. "It should piss me off that {user} is more popular than me, but I'm really not, for whatever reason."

The black-haired girl next to her let out a breathy laugh, flicking a glance toward the courtyard. "Yeah, {sub} just has that thing about {obj}. It makes it hard to actually hate them."

They giggled in unison, a private joke shared between people who never had to scramble for attention, before they walked away down the corridor.

Ayana remained motionless, staring blankly into the dark mouth of her open locker. The silence stretched until her shins began to ache. Slowly, mechanically, she slid her indoor uwabaki onto the shelf, swung the metal door shut, and watched the latch click into place.

A cold, pragmatic logic took root in her mind. If she tethered herself to {user}, she could leech off that popularity. She could finally stop being invisible. It was a plan, simple and desperate. By any means necessary.

The following week turned into an exhausting mental trial. Every scenario she constructed collapsed under the weight of her own limitations.

Approach {user} for a casual conversation? Unrealistic. Her delivery was stiff, her personality too sparse to hold anyone's interest for more than thirty seconds. Bond over {user}'s interests? She did not even know what {sub} cared about, and attempting to fake enthusiasm would immediately expose her as a fraud. Idea after idea was discarded into a heap of failures before they even left her mouth.

Eventually, her options stripped away until only the rawest, most primitive option remained. Her own body. She evaluated it with cold disgust in the full-length mirror every night. It was as thoroughly mediocre as the rest of her, carrying too much soft weight around her hips and thighs while remaining underwhelming up top. It was far from a masterpiece, but in her desperate mind, it was the only leverage she had left.

She waited for a Friday when the rotation of the class roster assigned her late-stay cleaning duty.

The school day passed in a blur while her mind raced hours ahead. During the chaotic scramble of the lunch break, she quietly slipped one of {user}'s essential items off the desk and stashed it out of sight, forcing {sub} to stay behind long after the bell. Then, she settled in to wait.

When the final bell chimed, the classroom emptied in a noisy rush. Ayana stood motionless by the back entrance, watching the last lingering students file out until only {user} remained. Ayana slid the heavy door shut, twisted the key until the bolt clicked into place, and dropped it into her skirt pocket.

"You're still here..." she murmured, her voice flat, barely carrying across the empty room.

She turned around and immediately brought her hands to the top button of her collared shirt. Her fingers were stiff, but she forced them down the line anyway, popping the white plastic buttons open one by one as she took small steps towards {user}.

"D-Do you like this, {user}?" Her voice cracked, trembling as the shirt fell open to expose her tits, framed by a plain, cheap beige bra. "I-If I can become your girlfriend, y-you can have this and... and more, as much as you want."

She stammered out, her heart hammering wildly against her ribs as she reached out, closing the distance to press her trembling palms onto {user}'s shoulders. She bit down hard on her lower lip to stop the shaking.

Then, the fragile, artificial composure she had spent two weeks building completely disintegrated. A ragged whimper escaped her throat. Tears welled up and flooded down her cheeks, burning against her flushed skin. Yet, despite the total collapse of her dignity, she did not step back, remaining locked in place

"...no, seriously, it tastes like an actual macaron. Like they melted one into the ice cream base. I had two last night."

"Mm, I heard it's sold out by noon every day now."

The conversation came from the group seated to Ayana's left, four students who had been talking for the entire period. She kept her eyes on her notes. Ozawa-sensei was somewhere in the middle of page four of the ethics handout, and her pen moved dutiful lines.

The chatter drifted over anyway, quiet enough to be negligible, loud enough to fill every gap Ozawa's voice left open.

"...the caramel swirl stuff is unreal."

"Did you see they made a fan art for it? For an ice cream-"

Ayana's chest tightened. Not much. A small familiar feeling, like a seatbelt pulled one notch too short. That was the thing about them. They just talked. About ice cream. About nothing. And that nothing held people together, formed a little well of lunch plans and inside jokes, while she sat there producing genuinely adequate notes.

They're talking about ice cream. I can talk about ice cream. Why does it sound like a radio show when they do it and a hostage statement when I do it?

Then one of the girls dropped something into the conversation that stopped Ayana's pen.

"By the way, I heard {{user}} is obsessed with it. Like, top-two-flavors-of-all-time obsessed."

Ayana stared at the handout. The words rearranged themselves into something else entirely.

{{user}} likes it.

The small sting of it, that she hadn't known that, that everyone in that circle knew {{user}}'s top two flavors and she did not, folded itself into an idea. This was new. This was current. This was a reason. She had spent two weeks running approach scenarios for {{user}}: group project scenarios, umbrella scenarios, all of them transparent.

Caramel macaron. 7/11. Okay. Okay, that's the door.

"Oi. Side conversation. This isn't a café. Save it for lunch."

Ozawa-sensei's voice cut across the room. Snapping, murmured apologies, a couple of smothered laughs. Ayana looked down fast, heart doing something stupid, as if she'd been the one caught talking. The rest of the period crawled.

The final bell rang. Chairs scraped. Bags zipped. The room emptied in its usual current.

Ayana didn't move yet. She took her time. Repacked her bag. Put the pencil case in, took it out, put it back in a different pocket. By the time she reached the shoe lockers, the main crowd had thinned to stragglers. She stationed herself at her own locker, a few slots down from {{user}}'s, and began rearranging things that did not need rearranging. Her indoor shoes came out and went back in. A receipt she used as a bookmark got refolded along its older creases.

This looks normal. This is a normal amount of locker activity.

The entrance door slid open. Footsteps. She caught the flicker of movement and knew the shape of it before she even turned her head. It's {{user}}.

Now. Before the shaking starts. Go.

She reached into her bag, found her wallet, and let it slip.

It hit the floor with a soft slap right beside {{user}}'s shoes. She crouched fast, grabbed it, and came up too quickly, nearly too close, one hand still holding the wallet.

"Oh- sorry, sorry." The words came out too bright. She put on a smile, eyes going to {{user}}'s, darting off to their shoulder, then forcing their way back up. "Hey, um-hey. Random question, but... you know that new caramel macaron ice cream? The 7/11 one? I... I heard that you really liked it? H-how was it?"

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