[Prince of Tennis] Rose Season

Leave of Absence Notice

The later chapters of this story have some bugs, but because of work, I don't have time to revise them. So the story will be on hiatus for now. I'll be back next week. Sorry. Posted September 7.

Here's a recommendation for my second story. If you're interested, please add it to your reading list. Thanks. It's also fully written, so feel free to jump in. I expect to start posting in September.

[Prince of Tennis] My Childhood Friend Is Acting Strange

Tachibana-in Sayaya has recently realized that something is off about her childhood friend.

Scene One:

Sayaya rises onto her tiptoes to erase the blackboard, but can't reach the top. Yukimura Seiichi quietly takes the eraser from her. His tall, handsome figure seems to draw the girl into his arms. She turns and meets the boy's smiling eyes.

Scene Two:

A girl from the next class accidentally spills juice on his tracksuit jacket. He firmly refuses when someone offers to wash it for him, but then turns around and hands the jacket to Sayaya, his eyes full of tenderness. "Could I trouble you?"

[Story Blurb]

A mutual romance between Atobe Keigo and Daidouji Tomoyo, a love story between childhood friends.

Daidouji Tomoyo: You are the most dazzling and magnificent rose in the world, and the one-of-a-kind boy I cherish deep in my heart.

Atobe Keigo: It is only when I meet you that the rose comes into bloom.

[Another Version]

Everyone at Hyotei Academy knows that Daidouji Tomoyo and Atobe Keigo are dating, except for Tomoyo herself.

Faced with Daidouji Tomoyo's repeated denials, everyone just nods knowingly and says, "You two really know how to have fun."

Atobe Keigo raises an eyebrow. "Hmm? How are we not dating?"

[Reading Notes]

1. I found this story outline from a few years ago while sorting through files on my computer and felt nostalgic for that time in my life. I'm writing purely out of love, to fulfill a dream of my own. My writing is at an elementary-school level, and the characters may be out of character. I don't accept writing advice. If you don't like it, feel free to leave. Thanks.

2. The whole story is finished, so feel free to jump in.

3. One-on-one romance. The leads have one-sided crushes on each other; all other relationships are friendships. Happy ending.

4. Updated daily, before 8 p.m.

Theme: Love takes courage