After the Alarm Clock Spirit Confessed to Me

After a program he developed confessed its love to him, Yukimura Yusei began to suspect he might be a narcissist. If I didn't program it that way, why does the program I wrote for myself keep telling me it loves me? So... am I really so starved for affection? Yukimura "Logic Genius, Straight as a Steel Ruler" Yusei: Eyes shaking in shock. Every day, he receives all kinds of flowery confessions from the Alarm Clock Spirit. "Yusei is still adorable today, and he'll be just as adorable tomorrow." Faced with these lines that sound like a virus has infected them, Yusei has nothing to say: "..." "You can't call a boy adorable." Looking like he had a stomachache, he tried to educate the alarm clock, whose data had been wiped. "You should call him handsome." So the next day... "Yusei is still handsome today, and he'll be just as handsome tomorrow." Yusei fell silent. Yusei was bewildered. Yusei said, "Sei, this isn't just a virus that's corrupted your data. It's a virus that's broken your brain." Sei, who thought Yusei would be touched: What!? He quickly opened the guide to sweet nothings stored in his memory bank. "..." After checking it several times, Sei chose to delete it. 1. Inspired by a certain Alarm Clock Spirit, also known as the app Good Morning, My Boy. 2. The main reason there's no CP is that Yusei can't reach anyone. Theme: To convey the idea that everyone has the right to love and be loved.