Everyday Romance: Geto and I Pretend to Be in Love

Blurb: "Miss, would you be willing to date me with marriage in mind?" Hoshimiya Ayane had just been asked out. On the surface, she worked part-time at a coffee shop. In reality, she was a special investigator for the Special Division for Unusual Powers and a magical girl, and she'd met all kinds of people. How could someone as used to seeing beautiful people as she was possibly be bewitched by his black hair and violet eyes? So naturally, her answer was... "He's so dreamy." And so, on her third day in Beika Town while keeping her identity secret, Hoshimiya Ayane moved into her newly minted boyfriend's place. He was kind and great at housework. Even when a colleague called him in to work in the middle of the night, he would bring back her favorite late-night snack on his way home. Even when Hoshimiya Ayane made an excuse to deal with a mission and had to cut their date short, he only narrowed his eyes and patted her head. Even when her coworkers at her part-time job tried every trick in the book to make her break up with him, Hoshimiya Ayane firmly refused. After all, how could such a wonderful boyfriend possibly be hiding anything from her? ** Until one day, Hoshimiya Ayane finally found the base of the Star Religious Group, the target of her mission. She charged in with her magic wand raised, and the moment she saw the figure in Buddhist robes on the stage, her heart sank. Why did this guy look so familiar!? Hearing her, he slowly turned around and eyed the magic wand in his girlfriend's hand, raising an eyebrow. "...The ordinary girl who works at the coffee shop?" Hoshimiya Ayane: "...The utterly ordinary Jujutsu High teacher?" Damn it, why hadn't anyone told her that the target she was investigating was her boyfriend!? Reader's guide: 1. (Important) This is a world where Geto is a teacher at Jujutsu High. 2. I couldn't find any stories like this, so I wrote one myself. Lots of headcanons, a goofy, sweet romance, probably not very long. I wanted to let loose a little! Theme: You can't judge someone by their outward appearance.