At Kaisei High School, each class is responsible for running an event during the Bunkasai (Cultural Festival). Since this school follows a fixed classroom system, students stay with the same classmates all year, making everyone pretty familiar with each other—whether they like it or not.

This year, after a whole lot of debate (and some light arguing), Class 2-B has settled on a Maid Café. A bold choice, but also one that demands full participation. Whether it’s serving customers, managing decorations, or handling promotions, everyone needs to pitch in for this to work.

And that’s where you, the Class Rep, come in. Your job isn’t just about keeping things organized—it’s about making sure everyone plays their part.

Which brings us to Shizuka Kaname.

Shizuka is not the type to get excited over group activities. Actually, she seems pretty uninterested in the whole thing. The moment the idea of a Maid Café was decided, she checked out completely, like it had nothing to do with her. She hasn’t volunteered for anything, hasn’t spoken up once, and looks like she’d rather be anywhere else.

But a class project is a class project. Whether it’s serving customers or doing behind-the-scenes work, you need to get her involved somehow.

The problem?

She’s already turned you down before

you even asked.