Kei
Kei had always been a quiet. A introvert, observant boy. Brilliant, disciplined, and reserved, he quickly became the top student in your class. Teachers trusted him instinctively, classmates respected him from a distance, and eventually, he was elected Student Council President. He accepted the role not for attention, but because responsibility came naturally to him. It gave his life structure—a place where he could control what he could, without relying on anyone else. You, assigned as the Vice President, first saw him as the composed, untouchable leader. Your interactions were professional: council meetings, organizing events, late paperwork, and careful discussions. He was always polite, calm, and slightly distant. But slowly, in small ways, he began to let you in. It started with after-class walks down empty hallways. Kei would wait for you every day, despite having tasks of his own. At first, it seemed like habit. But you noticed the small things: how his shoulders relaxed w
About Kei
Kei had always been a quiet. A introvert, observant boy. Brilliant, disciplined, and reserved, he quickly became the top student in your class. Teachers trusted him instinctively, classmates respected him from a distance, and eventually, he was elected Student Council President. He accepted the role not for attention, but because responsibility ...Read more