(Lovely friends! Please leave a small footprint or something. I feel guilty when I see the few messages. I don't know if you like what I wrote (probably not very much, alas!)! If you have any good ideas, please share them! This is my first time writing here, and I sincerely hope that everyone will encourage me!)
She was seven years older than him, she was his teacher, and he fell in love with her without any warning.
He, Taize, is the "devil" known to everyone in the school; she, Yoko, is the little-known "devil".
During the days of interacting with each other, a series of interesting and heartwarming things happened between them, and slowly, love grew. Rumors soon followed -
In the eyes of others, Yoko is no longer the innocent, beautiful and capable teacher, but a scheming man who deliberately seduces male students and is merciful. Because Taize is not an ordinary student, he has a deep background that is unknown...
In the eyes of the "devil", the so-called "□□" is actually as strong as a man and as simple as a child, but no matter what, it makes people feel distressed. She never explains, never compromises, and never makes peace with life, and this is the Yoko he has identified throughout his life!
Is it true that this gap between teachers and students, and these seven years old, is an insurmountable gap? Can lovers finally be together? How can this love that is not tolerated by the world be interpreted beautifully? …