At a crucial point in their senior year of high school, her childhood friend suddenly fainted, and both their families were worried about him.
She'd just finished her monthly exams and rushed to the hospital to see him.
The doctor told her that her childhood friend had a strange condition. They couldn't figure out the cause yet and would need to keep monitoring him.
Both families grew even more worried.
But when he woke up at the hospital, he seemed perfectly fine, so they reluctantly relaxed.
It was just that, from that day on, he seemed to change a little.
He kept relying on her, wanting her to stay within his line of sight and hold his hand. Without her, he fainted again.
When he was admitted to the hospital unconscious again, both families panicked.
Remembering his strange symptoms, she grew worried too.
At last, the doctor reached a diagnosis: he had an extremely rare condition called Intimacy Dependency Syndrome.
This condition affected people in certain relationships. To stay safe and alive, the patient needed comfort from a specific person.
Her: "Huh?"
Comfort?
She asked what kind of comfort the doctor meant. After learning their ages, the doctor calmly replied, "Holding hands or hugging will do."
The doctor didn't say anything about more than that.
Thinking this would be enough, she kindly told her childhood friend, knowing he was shy, that she'd help him find that person.
...And then she found out it was her.
The heroine: "...I guess that's fine."
She turned to him and said, "Just tell me when you need it."
His refined, handsome face turned red.
He was embarrassed and, after an episode, didn't want to trouble her. Luckily, she noticed in time on several occasions and comforted him by force, helping him gradually recover.
She told him to remember to tell her sooner next time and not to feel embarrassed. This was serious.
Only then did he change his attitude and shyly ask her for help.
Later, he gradually became unsatisfied with just holding hands and hugging. He wanted her to touch him and comfort him.
His lashes were damp with tears. Looking pitiful and inexperienced, he begged her.
The heroine: "..."
Why does he look kind of sexy?
Oh no, her childhood friend is starting to look just a little seductive.
She still comforted him with her own hands.
After that, he taught himself how to seduce her.
The heroine thought this was getting a little out of hand.
How had she never noticed before that he was so sensual, and so seductive?
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He'd had a crush on his childhood friend for a long time but had never dared to tell her. Luckily, this unusual illness gave him a chance to get close to her.
He gave her every first he'd saved for her.
To win her affection, he became both innocent and sultry, flirtatious and skilled.
As long as she liked it, he'd do anything and learn anything.
🍬Guide🍬
🍬 Straightforward, dense heroine x sultry and sensual hero
🍬 He has a secret crush, and it's been bittersweet for him all along. A proper, virtuous male lead should save all his firsts for his wife.
🍬 2026.8.15
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