At seventeen, I transferred from Gongcheng to Fukurodani, where I met Akaashi Keiji.
At first, I was only helping the volleyball team make a promotional brochure at a teacher's request, to celebrate Fukurodani's 100th anniversary. But then:
"Can someone tell me how the brats on your volleyball team managed to steal my adorable student away from me?!"
"Give my adorable student back, hey!"
A deafening roar erupted from the art department office the day after they won the Spring High championship.
Tip 1:
In Fukurodani's 100th anniversary year, the volleyball team won the Spring High championship, lifting the trophy and gold medals. The school newspaper reporter fought through the crowd and was about to ask the team's playmaker, setter Akaashi Keiji, for his victory speech. But the boy didn't stop for the media or the flashing cameras. He walked straight over to the girl waiting at the edge of the court, put the gold medal he'd just won around her neck, then reached out and cupped her face. Their noses touched as their eyes met.
"Yi."
Then came a deep kiss.
They kissed after their glorious victory. The eyes of the world were behind them, but in front of them, there was only each other.
Later, the reporter looked at the photo in the school paper. Well, no firsthand interview about the victory, but the love story is pretty good too.
Theme: Years may pass, but love never dies.
