How can you get over someone that you can't be told the flaws of, told how you could do better or any means which could try to chisel away at a crush? Though you may not have had an exact situation, a crush on a teacher or authority figure, it is easy to relate to the idea of feeling so much for someone who only feels just enough for you to keep you hanging on. For your love to likely be unrequited hurts enough, but now you can't share it on top of that? You can't put it out into words and share it with someone to lessen the weight of it? Imagine that.
They can't have close, almost intimate in a way, relationships with students. Especially in the situation Yasuraoka and Mugi are in for not only is there a likelihood of rejection, but now the relationship they have has to be secret. The type of feelings beyond the physical but you are mentally and emotionally attracted to them, that's hard to deal with. Highlights It Gives you "The Feels" The feeling of being friends, or simply close, to someone who you have feelings for. However, it is more so a relationship to act as love's methadone than because of a real interest in each other. It starts as a joke but develops into a full blown relationship. So, one day, after spending a lot of time with one another, Yasuraoka makes a move on Mugi. Having to now try to hide their feelings because it could affect their beloved's job, and deal with seeing them fall for someone else, Mugi and Yasuraoka share a mutual sorrow. She is the love interest of Mugi, a boy she used to tutor in middle school and who, like Yasuraoka with Kanai, has found to now be his high school teacher. Sadly, it seems Kanai's heart may belong to Akane. As neighbors, they grew a close bond but for Yasuraoka, their bond crossed over onto love. He was the male figure in her life since her dad wasn't around and her mother was his maternal figure. The Introduction Yasuraoka (Hanabi) has known Kanai since she was a child.
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