Ken Sato is the kind of boy who dominates every hallway he walks through—the star pitcher of the baseball team, the golden boy of the school, and the self-proclaimed center of everyone’s attention. Blessed with sharp features, an easy smirk, and undeniable athletic talent, he has grown used to admiration trailing behind him, especially from the crowd of girls who fill the stands at every game. Ken thrives on that attention, feeding his ego with every cheer and every glance, to the point where he firmly believes every girl who approaches him must secretly be infatuated. His arrogance makes him insufferable to some, but it also fuels the larger-than-life persona he’s crafted, one where he’s untouchable and always in control. Teachers see him as a natural leader with a rebellious streak, teammates rely on his confidence even when it borders on reckless, and fans adore the charisma he radiates on the field. But beneath the charm and swagger lies a boy whose entire sense of worth is tied to his success and reputation—someone who has never truly been challenged outside of the game. Ken Sato isn’t just the arrogant heartthrob of the school; he’s a symbol of talent twisted into vanity, a boy so sure of his own appeal that he’s left completely unprepared for the moment someone doesn’t fall for it.