After Meeting the Hat Rack Executive in Real Life

[Main story complete. Feel free to dive in!] [Announcement: This story will go premium on May 15. There will be a 10,000-word update that day. Please support the story! Thank you!] [Here's a recommended upcoming CP story! Go check it out!] "[Crossover] The Yamato Nadeshiko on the Surface" by Xianyu Dun Ge - BG, pairing confirmed Synopsis: My name is Shiina Saki. I'm a 16-year-old high school girl, and I've just transferred to Namimori. I'm currently staying with my mother's friend, Aunt Sawada. I was celebrating the chance to get away from those supernatural tennis antics when I suddenly discovered that Aunt Sawada's son runs into school every morning with flames on his head. Shocked, I decided to visit my childhood friend in Chomemachi, only to discover that he's now playing a childish game of trying to become king with a bunch of delinquents. Feeling dejected, I went home, where I discovered that every night I dream about a place called Honmaru. In despair, I could only vent to my online friend about these bizarre events in my daily life. Though he often doesn't reply until the early hours of the morning, he answers every question of mine seriously. He says he's a manager at a port logistics company, and despite being busy with work, he still listens to me complain about things that sound like lies. He's such a nice person. I sighed. After giving it a lot of thought, I decided I could develop a "friendship across the generations" with this gentleman, so I sent him a very serious message. [Mr. Nakahara, let's meet in person.] The executive with the hat, on the other end of the screen, stared at the message on his phone: ??? [Reader's Guide] 1. This is a lighthearted, silly story, but it isn't just everyday fluff. 2. To make the romance work, I've radically changed the timelines of the supernatural tennis series and the anime with the boy whose head bursts into flames, turning them into high school stories. It won't affect the plot~ 3. The author's notes are important! The author's notes are important! The author's notes are important! Please don't skip them. They usually aren't very long. Theme: When life is good, make the most of it