Yukimura Wants to Win Over His Childhood Friend

[Going VIP on July 27, with a 10,000-word update that day] Also check out my upcoming story, "An Ordinary Serve, but at Rikkai Dai." Find it in my author page. Blurb: Yukimura has a childhood friend who's beautiful, kind, and quick-witted, but hopelessly slow when it comes to reading social cues. This is the 101st time Yukimura has hinted (and basically said outright): "Hm? My type?" Mashiro Sanada waits earnestly for his answer. Yukimura: "Someone with good grades, a handsome face, a gentle nature, and a firm dream..." Listening to this string of compliments, Mashiro falls into thought. Then it dawns on her. "I get it!" Yukimura nods without much hope, inviting her to continue. Mashiro: "You like yourself, Yuki! ...So that's what narcissism is?" Yukimura: "What if I add one more condition: 'female'?" Mashiro: "I wish you and your female counterpart a lifetime of happiness!" Yukimura: Smiling.jpg ※ There's a kind of closeness in this world called being childhood friends. There's also a kind of distance in this world called being childhood friends. #Yukimura is still waiting for his childhood friend to catch on today# A few notes before reading: ① Not much tennis action. The timeline is a little vague, so don't worry about the details. ② Set in high school, but there's no U-17 tournament or anything like that. ③ I'm letting my personal tastes run wild, and there may be some OOC moments. ④ The leads are mutually in love; everyone else is just friends. A story where everyone dotes on the heroine, with extremely over-the-top wish fulfillment. Premise: Being there for someone is the longest love confession.