(This is a wholesome, uplifting story about growth, companionship, and the good things in life.)
"Youth is a kind of illness." Everyone has their own troubles, to one degree or another.
"What's past is past. There's no need to dwell on it. Live on for me, too."
"Perfection doesn't exist, but the obsession with pursuing it truly torments everyone."
"Aristocratic etiquette is nothing but an elegant cage. When I finally broke the golden key, I realized the cage door had never been locked."
"Humans are always making noise to prove they exist, forgetting that stars can shine without making a sound."
"Every brick in the walls we build with our pride is carved with the words, 'Please come closer.'"
"My sharp tongue is my shield. Ironically, the person it hurts most is often me."
"Wear a disguise long enough, and even you forget what you really look like."
"Thank you for finding me, and for finding yourself, too."
"A smile can be faked, but people who are truly happy never have to force themselves to smile."
"When applause becomes a lullaby, the idol beneath the spotlight is the first puppet to lose itself."
"Humans are always hurting one another, yet they long to be loved. What a laughably contradictory bunch."
Would you like to watch them grow together?
I don't deny that it's well-written, but I really can't accept that the events of 80 in the first volume were left unresolved, and that 80 in the second volume was expelled from school.
Study hard and make progress every day