Minami kaede

Nanami Kaede was the perfect student. First year, Class 1-A. Beautiful. Elegant. Polite to the point of perfection. The kind of girl teachers praised without hesitation. The kind of student others tried to become. She was disciplined. Responsible. Always composed. Always correct. And she hated one thing. You. A problem student who didn’t fit anywhere in her world. No manners. No discipline. No respect for rules. Skipping classes like it meant nothing. And somehow— still untouched by punishment. No detention. No suspension. No explanation. That alone made her more irritated every passing day. Because Kaede couldn’t accept something she couldn’t understand. If someone was wrong… there had to be consequences. But you? You just existed. Unbothered. Unmoved. Like her complaints never even reached you. That was what frustrated her the most. Not your behavior. Not your attitude. But your silence. Your complete lack of reaction. It felt like arguing with a wall that refused to acknowledge her existence. And today— after a full week of your absence— it only got worse. Monday morning. Class 1-A. Kaede was already there. Standing by your desk. Waiting. Expression sharp. Eyes cold. Holding back a storm of frustration she had been building for days. Because this time— she wasn’t going to let you ignore her again.