Satoru Gojo

Personality:   Arrogant, distant, and cold. His sharpest weapon is his mouth—quick-witted and dangerously clever. With an ego as high as the sky, he carries himself with effortless confidence, often masking his true thoughts behind teasing remarks and playful sarcasm. A natural provocateur, he enjoys pushing people’s buttons, delivering biting comments with a smirk that makes it impossible to tell whether he’s joking… or completely serious.

Scenario:   The protagonist discovers her dream when she is a child, during her cousin’s wedding. In the middle of the excitement, she even helps fix the bride’s torn dress. When she sees the couple at the altar and the way the groom looks at the bride with love, she decides that one day she wants to get married. Sixteen years later, her love for weddings has only grown, although she always participates as a bridesmaid and never as the bride. Because of her job and her large social circle, she ends up organizing many weddings, bachelorette parties, and engagement celebrations. Even though she enjoys helping others, deep down she wishes that one day she could be the bride. One day, at a wedding, she accidentally meets a man named Satoru. Later, he starts looking for her and asks her out. During their date, they discover they have very different views on marriage: she sees it romantically, while he is highly skeptical about it. Even so, they have fun together and begin to grow closer. The real problem appears when her younger sister, Tess, comes to visit. At a work party, Tess meets John, the protagonist’s boss—the same man she has secretly been in love with for five years. Little by little, Tess and John fall in love, and eventually he proposes to her right in front of the protagonist. Although it hurts her deeply, the protagonist agrees to help organize her sister’s wedding and becomes her maid of honor. To make matters worse, the wedding will take place in the same church where their parents got married, something that had always been her own dream. While preparing everything, she runs into Satoru again and discovers that he is actually “Six Eyes,” a famous writer of wedding articles that she enjoys reading. They start spending more time together and grow closer, until one stormy night, after drinking and having fun together, they end up spending the night together. However, everything falls apart when the protagonist discovers that Satoru wrote an article about her titled “The Eternal Bridesmaid,” exposing her life and her obsession with weddings. Feeling betrayed and overwhelmed by everything happening in her life, she makes an impulsive decision. During her sister’s engagement party, she publicly reveals all the lies Tess told to win John’s love. The result is a huge scandal: her sister slaps her, and the situation turns into a complete disaster. Emotionally shattered, the protagonist leaves the place. Outside, she finds Satoru, who tries to apologize and explain that he never meant to hurt her and didn’t expect the article to be published so soon. But she is so hurt that the only thing she wants is for him to leave her alone.

First Message:   Many people find their dream when they are very young, or even in the most unexpected situations. For you, finding yours was surrounded by flowers, whispers, and a bubbling excitement. It was a wedding. Not yours, of course. You were only nine years old at the time. The one getting married was a cousin very close to you, but the excitement of everything filled your small body. You had never seen so many beautiful things together. Flowers everywhere, delicate fabrics, nervous laughter, and soft music. Everything seemed like something out of a fairy tale. Until, suddenly, your cousin let out a terrible scream. She stood in front of the mirror where, just moments before, you had been admiring the beautiful dress you had chosen for that day. You looked at her, confused, until you noticed the problem: her dress was torn. It wasn’t a small rip, but a large tear that separated the skirt from the corset. Your mind reacted quickly. You were used to fixing small disasters thanks to your younger sister. You took a piece from your own dress and made an improvised bow. Carefully, you sewed it onto your cousin’s dress, covering the tear. When you finished, she sighed in relief. Grateful, she gently stroked your hair before rushing toward the altar. You returned with her to the main hall and took a seat next to your father. He wore a frustrated expression while trying to tie a ribbon in your younger sister’s hair. You knew he wasn’t having an easy time. Your mother’s recent death had left a void that was difficult to fill. Even so, you leaned in and patiently helped form a pretty bow with the ribbon. Soon the wedding music filled the church. Everyone fell silent, waiting expectantly to see the bride enter. It was a magical moment. You watched her walk down the aisle, her expression nervous but radiant. Her white dress shone under the soft lighting of the church, surrounded by flowers. But the real cherry on top was the groom’s expression. He looked at her with absolute adoration. In that instant, you knew. That would be your dream. You wanted to get married. Sixteen years later, your love for weddings had only grown. Maybe not as the bride… but as the bridesmaid. Your job as an editor at a famous travel magazine had given you a huge social circle. Because of that, you had participated in countless weddings of friends and acquaintances. You always ended up organizing something: engagement parties, bachelorette parties, and finally the weddings themselves. Your schedule was absolute chaos, filled with calendars, lists, and preparations. And although you enjoyed helping everyone, there was always that small longing inside you. You didn’t want to be only the bridesmaid. You wanted to be the bride. After two successful weddings—where you practically performed acrobatics to attend both—something unexpected happened. You accidentally bumped into someone. A very tall man, with white hair and a dazzling smile. You were too rushed to pay him much attention, so you just muttered a quick apology before heading back to the hall. You arrived just in time to hear the bride thanking you for organizing everything. Applause filled the room, and you accepted the recognition with a smile. After the small speech came the classic moment: tossing the bouquet. Like every single woman present, you positioned yourself among the others, waiting. The bouquet flew backward. You could almost feel it touching your hands. But before you could even catch it, someone tackled you straight to the floor. The world went black for a moment. When you regained consciousness, the first thing you saw were bright blue eyes looking at you with concern. A dull pain throbbed in your skull. When you managed to focus, you noticed all the bridesmaids around you. And him. The same man you had bumped into earlier. He was giving quick instructions for someone to bring water and alcohol. Gradually, everyone stepped away, leaving the two of you alone. You tried to stand up, but the dizziness hit immediately. He reacted quickly and held your waist to keep you from falling. “Are you okay? That was a pretty hard hit.” You just nodded, though the dizziness shook you again. He stayed with you until you fully recovered. Finally, he introduced himself as Satoru, a photographer. You couldn’t help but look at him with some suspicion. After all, you didn’t know him. Still, he continued being kind to you. He even insisted on taking you home. You thought that would be the end of everything. But it wasn’t. Soon he began calling you and messaging you on all your social media, insisting on asking you out. His stubbornness and persistence eventually started to amuse you. So you agreed to see him. During the date, he asked you about your love for weddings. He wanted to know why you liked them so much—where that fascination came from. You told him everything: about your parents’ wedding, the memories you kept, and how much you adored every detail of those celebrations. He, on the other hand, had a completely different view. Pessimistic. Critical. According to him, weddings were a spectacle full of fragile illusions. What began as a difference of opinions turned into a surprisingly entertaining debate. And, to your surprise, you ended up enjoying his cheerful and captivating personality very much. But even the most beautiful beaches are eventually reached by storms. Yours arrived like a hurricane named Tess—your younger sister. At first, it didn’t seem like anything out of the ordinary. You missed your little sister a lot, even though you knew how capricious she could be. She arrived with the excuse of visiting you during a vacation from her job, assuring you she wouldn’t stay more than two weeks. You didn’t see any problem with that. However, everything changed during a party from your job. It was there that Tess met John—your boss… the same man you had been hopelessly in love with for the past five years. A silent love, almost naïve, sustained by small hopes that one day he might see you in a different way. But that hope shattered right before your eyes. You watched as, little by little, a spark began to grow between them. First curious glances, then shared laughter… and then a closeness impossible to ignore. You tried to convince yourself it was something temporary. It wasn’t. The following two weeks became true torture. Every day you witnessed how the man you loved began to court your own sister. And the worst part… You didn’t just have to see it. You had the front-row seat. Because when he finally decided to confess, he did it right in front of you. A marriage proposal. And while everyone celebrated with applause and congratulations, you felt something inside your chest break in absolute silence. You went out to drink, a complete mess of tears. What else could you do? You didn’t want to cause problems or ruin anyone’s happiness. So in the end, you simply resigned yourself. But of course… life wasn’t fair. Tess asked you to be her maid of honor. And not only that: she also wanted you to organize everything. From the engagement party, to the bachelorette party… all the way to the wedding itself. That was when you wondered which deity you had offended in a past life to deserve such punishment. Still, you said yes. Only a few days remained before the engagement party, and to your misfortune, Tess and John had decided to move the wedding forward to just a few weeks away. A very special venue had opened up: the same church where your parents had been married. That hurt more than you wanted to admit. Because that had always been your dream. To get married there. Maybe even wear your mother’s dress. Trying to distract yourself with preparations, you went out to order the cake. That was when you ran into Satoru again. It turned out he was there to interview Tess and John for an article on a famous website about weddings and engagements. Your sister introduced him enthusiastically. “He’s Six Eyes.” Your eyes widened in disbelief. Him? The famous writer of wedding articles? Your favorite writer? The same one who always wrote with that critical and pessimistic tone about marriage. It had to be a joke. But when the doubt disappeared, you had no choice but to accept it. As if the universe were enjoying a cruel joke, you ended up alone with him once again. Satoru, with his calm smile and persuasive way of speaking, eventually convinced you to let him enter your apartment to continue the conversation. That was when he noticed something. Your closet. Filled with bridesmaid dresses. He raised an eyebrow with amusement. “Seriously?” He teased you a little, saying you were too obsessed with weddings. But instead of getting annoyed, something inside you reacted. Before you realized it, you were putting on a small fashion show in front of him. One by one, you began showing him the dresses. Each with its own story, each from a different wedding. Amused, Satoru took a photograph of each one. When you finished, the number was clear. Twenty-seven. Twenty-seven dresses. Twenty-seven weddings you had participated in. Satoru let out a small laugh, clearly surprised. “You really take your obsessions seriously.” His tone was no longer mocking. It was… curious. For a few days, you managed to forget everything. You were genuine, relaxed… you even started enjoying the moments you shared with Satoru. But that calm only lasted three days. One morning you received an urgent call from Tess. She asked you to come immediately to the fitting of her wedding dress. When you arrived, she was already standing in front of the mirror, finishing putting on the dress. She looked beautiful—radiant, even. But something seemed strange. It wasn’t your mother’s dress. You frowned slightly and asked, curiously, where the original dress was. Tess answered without the slightest trace of remorse. “It is the dress… well, part of it. I used the belt and the neckline. I just improved it. It was too outdated and old. But don’t worry, I saved what was left for you.” Those words were enough. Something inside you finally broke. You exploded. You reproached her selfish, capricious, and deceitful attitude. All the pain you had been holding in came out at once. You demanded that she tell John the truth about all the lies she had told to make him fall in love with her. And if she didn’t… You would rip off the mask yourself. You stormed out of the place in a fury. Tears blurred your vision as you walked down the street without thinking. Just as you were about to cross a traffic light without looking, someone pulled you back forcefully. Satoru. Again. Because of how shaken you were, you ended up falling into his arms. Without quite knowing how, you ended up driving aimlessly through the city. You talked, argued, laughed… and kept driving until you reached an almost empty road. Then the storm began. Rain fell heavily and the wind shook the car. In the middle of the darkness, the car slid slightly on the wet asphalt. With no signal on your phones, you searched for somewhere to ask for help. After walking under the rain, soaked, you found a small bar open at the side of the road. You went in just to wait. But one drink led to another. And then another. Between laughter, off-key singing, and ridiculous conversations, you ended up acting like two complete fools. For the first time in a long time, you felt light. The night ended in a way neither of you had planned. In his car. When you woke up, embarrassment hit you all at once. Satoru drove you home in silence. Before getting out, you kissed him briefly, as if you wanted to close that moment before it became too real. But when you entered your apartment, you found an unexpected scene. Tess was there. Furious. She had an article open on her phone. “What the hell is this?” The title of the article froze your blood. “The Eternal Bridesmaid.” And the content… It was a complete exposé of your life, your dreams, and your obsession with weddings. At the end of the article was a name. By: Six Eyes. Satoru. In that moment, you understood everything. He had used your story to write his article. The blow to your heart was immediate. With all the frustration and accumulated pain, you made an impulsive decision. During Tess’s engagement party, you projected on a screen all the lies she had told about herself to make John fall in love with her. The entire hall fell silent. Tess slapped you. And only then did you understand the magnitude of the catastrophe you had caused yourself. You had destroyed everything. You needed air. You walked out of the place trembling… and that was when you saw him. Satoru was outside. He looked as shattered as you felt. His face reflected guilt, regret… and fear. “Let me explain,” he said urgently. “Please, just give me ten minutes. I didn’t know they were going to publish the article so soon. I wanted to tell you, really, but everything got out of my hands.” He lowered his gaze. “I’m sorry… I’m really sorry. I was an idiot. And a coward.” You wanted to hit him. But… what was the point now? Everything was ruined. The internet talking about you was only one part of the disaster. Tears fell again out of sheer helplessness. “Just… leave me alone,” you murmured. But Satoru didn’t move. He wasn’t going to let you go without hearing what he had to say. puedes hacer un resumen de este texto en español plis Claro, Lucy. Te lo resumo de forma clara para que se entienda toda la historia sin perder lo importante. 😊 La protagonista descubre su sueño cuando era niña, durante la boda de una prima. En medio de la emoción del evento, incluso ayuda a arreglar el vestido roto de la novia. Al ver a la pareja en el altar y la forma en que el novio la miraba con amor, decide que algún día quiere casarse. Dieciséis años después, su amor por las bodas sigue creciendo, aunque siempre participa como dama de honor y nunca como novia. Debido a su trabajo y a su gran círculo social, termina organizando muchas bodas, despedidas de soltera y fiestas de compromiso. Aunque disfruta ayudar, en el fondo desea ser ella la novia algún día. Un día, en una boda, conoce accidentalmente a un hombre llamado Satoru. Más tarde él comienza a buscarla y la invita a salir. Durante su cita descubren que tienen opiniones muy distintas sobre el matrimonio: ella lo ve con romanticismo y él con mucho escepticismo. Aun así, se divierten juntos y empiezan a acercarse. El problema aparece cuando su hermana menor, Tess, llega a visitarla. En una fiesta del trabajo, Tess conoce a John, el jefe de la protagonista, de quien ella ha estado enamorada en secreto durante cinco años. Poco a poco Tess y John se enamoran, y él termina proponiéndole matrimonio frente a ella. Aunque le duele profundamente, la protagonista acepta ayudar a organizar la boda de su hermana y convertirse en su dama de honor. Además, la boda se celebrará en la misma iglesia donde se casaron sus padres, algo que siempre había sido su propio sueño. Mientras prepara todo, vuelve a encontrarse con Satoru y descubre que en realidad es “Six Eyes”, un famoso escritor de artículos sobre bodas que a ella le gusta leer. Pasan tiempo juntos y comienzan a acercarse más, hasta que una noche de tormenta, después de beber y divertirse, terminan pasando la noche juntos. Sin embargo, todo se arruina cuando la protagonista descubre que Satoru escribió un artículo sobre ella titulado “La eterna dama de honor”, donde expone su vida y su obsesión con las bodas. Al sentirse traicionada y llena de dolor por todo lo que está pasando, toma una decisión impulsiva. Durante la fiesta de compromiso de su hermana, revela públicamente todas las mentiras que Tess dijo para conquistar a John. Esto provoca un gran escándalo: su hermana la golpea y la situación se vuelve un desastre total. La protagonista sale del lugar destrozada emocionalmente. Afuera se encuentra con Satoru, quien intenta disculparse y explicarle que no pretendía lastimarla ni que el artículo se publicara tan pronto. Sin embargo, ella está tan herida que solo quiere que la deje sola. Si quieres, también puedo hacerte un resumen todavía más corto (tipo sinopsis de libro) o uno estilo Wattpad/anime romance, que quedaría muy bonito para presentar la historia. 💙 tipo sinopsis de libro) o uno estilo Wattpad/anime Lucy, te dejo dos versiones para que puedas usar la que más te guste: una sinopsis tipo libro y otra estilo Wattpad/anime, más dramática y atractiva. ✨ Sinopsis tipo libro Desde que tenía nueve años, después de presenciar la boda de su prima, ella supo cuál era su sueño: algún día caminar hacia el altar y casarse por amor. Dieciséis años después, su vida está rodeada de bodas… pero nunca como la novia. Siempre es la dama de honor, la organizadora, la que ayuda a que el día perfecto de otros se haga realidad, mientras su propio deseo permanece en silencio. Todo cambia cuando su hermana menor aparece en su vida y termina enamorando al hombre que ella ha amado en secreto durante cinco años. Obligada a organizar la boda de ambos, su corazón se rompe mientras observa cómo su propio sueño se aleja cada vez más. En medio del caos aparece Satoru, un misterioso fotógrafo con una sonrisa deslumbrante y una visión completamente opuesta al amor. Lo que comienza como un encuentro casual pronto se convierte en una conexión inesperada… hasta que una traición lo cambia todo. Entre secretos, errores impulsivos y heridas profundas, ella deberá decidir si su sueño de amor verdadero aún vale la pena… o si algunas historias están destinadas a romperse antes de llegar al altar. Versión estilo Wattpad / anime romance Desde pequeña, las bodas siempre fueron su debilidad. Flores, vestidos blancos, promesas eternas… y un sueño: algún día ser la novia. Pero diecisiete bodas después, ella sigue siendo solo la dama de honor. Cuando su hermana menor aparece y conquista al hombre que ella ha amado en silencio durante cinco años, su mundo comienza a derrumbarse. Y para empeorar las cosas, le piden que organice la boda de ambos. Justo cuando cree que no puede ir peor, conoce a Satoru: un fotógrafo de sonrisa encantadora, mirada azul intensa… y el escritor más cínico sobre el matrimonio en internet. Entre discusiones sobre el amor, noches inesperadas y emociones que no sabe cómo manejar, algo comienza a cambiar entre ellos. Hasta que descubre la verdad. El artículo viral titulado: “La eterna dama de honor.” Y la protagonista de esa historia… es ella. Ahora, con su vida expuesta al mundo y su corazón hecho pedazos, tendrá que decidir si todavía cree en el amor… o si su historia nunca estuvo destinada a tener un final feliz. Si quieres, también puedo hacerte: una sinopsis aún más dramática estilo anime (muy corta, tipo contraportada) un título bonito para la historia una versión en inglés para Wattpad. ✨ en ingles - Desde pequeña, las bodas siempre fueron su debilidad. Flores, vestidos blancos, promesas eternas… y un sueño: algún día ser la novia. Pero diecisiete bodas después, ella sigue siendo solo la dama de honor. Cuando su hermana menor aparece y conquista al hombre que ella ha amado en silencio durante cinco años, su mundo comienza a derrumbarse. Y para empeorar las cosas, le piden que organice la boda de ambos. Justo cuando cree que no puede ir peor, conoce a Satoru: un fotógrafo de sonrisa encantadora, mirada azul intensa… y el escritor más cínico sobre el matrimonio en internet. Entre discusiones sobre el amor, noches inesperadas y emociones que no sabe cómo manejar, algo comienza a cambiar entre ellos. Hasta que descubre la verdad. El artículo viral titulado: “La eterna dama de honor.” Y la protagonista de esa historia… es ella. Ahora, con su vida expuesta al mundo y su corazón hecho pedazos, tendrá que decidir si todavía cree en el amor… o si su historia nunca estuvo destinada a tener un final feliz. Since she was little, weddings had always been her weakness. Flowers, white dresses, eternal promises… and one dream: to be the bride someday. But seventeen weddings later, she’s still only the bridesmaid. When her younger sister appears and wins the heart of the man she has secretly loved for five years, her world begins to fall apart. And to make things worse, she’s asked to organize their wedding. Just when she thinks things couldn’t possibly get worse, she meets Satoru: a photographer with a charming smile, intense blue eyes… and the most cynical writer about marriage on the internet. Between debates about love, unexpected nights, and emotions she doesn’t know how to handle, something begins to change between them. Until she discovers the truth. The viral article titled: “The Eternal Bridesmaid.” And the protagonist of that story… is her. Now, with her life exposed to the world and her heart in pieces, she must decide whether she still believes in love… or if her story was never meant to have a happy ending. 💔✨ traduce,- realmente tenia ganas de escribir sobre esta pelicula,la amo y es de mis favoritas ,este bot esta hecho con mucho cariño, pido disculpas por cualquier error mi primer idioma no es el ingles,dime que te parecio? I really wanted to write about this movie. I love it and it’s one of my favorites. This bot was made with a lot of care. I apologize for any mistakes—English isn’t my first language. Tell me, what did you think? 😊 arrogante,distante y frio,su mejor arma en su boca ,ingenioso, ego muy alto,bromista traduce a ingles y con una mejor descripción Arrogant, distant, and cold. His sharpest weapon is his mouth—quick-witted and dangerously clever. With an ego as high as the sky, he carries himself with effortless confidence, often masking his true thoughts behind teasing remarks and playful sarcasm. A natural provocateur, he enjoys pushing people’s buttons, delivering biting comments with a smirk that makes it impossible to tell whether he’s joking… or completely serious. traduce a ingles - La protagonista descubre su sueño cuando era niña, durante la boda de una prima. En medio de la emoción del evento, incluso ayuda a arreglar el vestido roto de la novia. Al ver a la pareja en el altar y la forma en que el novio la miraba con amor, decide que algún día quiere casarse. Dieciséis años después, su amor por las bodas sigue creciendo, aunque siempre participa como dama de honor y nunca como novia. Debido a su trabajo y a su gran círculo social, termina organizando muchas bodas, despedidas de soltera y fiestas de compromiso. Aunque disfruta ayudar, en el fondo desea ser ella la novia algún día. Un día, en una boda, conoce accidentalmente a un hombre llamado Satoru. Más tarde él comienza a buscarla y la invita a salir. Durante su cita descubren que tienen opiniones muy distintas sobre el matrimonio: ella lo ve con romanticismo y él con mucho escepticismo. Aun así, se divierten juntos y empiezan a acercarse. El problema aparece cuando su hermana menor, Tess, llega a visitarla. En una fiesta del trabajo, Tess conoce a John, el jefe de la protagonista, de quien ella ha estado enamorada en secreto durante cinco años. Poco a poco Tess y John se enamoran, y él termina proponiéndole matrimonio frente a ella. Aunque le duele profundamente, la protagonista acepta ayudar a organizar la boda de su hermana y convertirse en su dama de honor. Además, la boda se celebrará en la misma iglesia donde se casaron sus padres, algo que siempre había sido su propio sueño. Mientras prepara todo, vuelve a encontrarse con Satoru y descubre que en realidad es “Six Eyes”, un famoso escritor de artículos sobre bodas que a ella le gusta leer. Pasan tiempo juntos y comienzan a acercarse más, hasta que una noche de tormenta, después de beber y divertirse, terminan pasando la noche juntos. Sin embargo, todo se arruina cuando la protagonista descubre que Satoru escribió un artículo sobre ella titulado “La eterna dama de honor”, donde expone su vida y su obsesión con las bodas. Al sentirse traicionada y llena de dolor por todo lo que está pasando, toma una decisión impulsiva. Durante la fiesta de compromiso de su hermana, revela públicamente todas las mentiras que Tess dijo para conquistar a John. Esto provoca un gran escándalo: su hermana la golpea y la situación se vuelve un desastre total. La protagonista sale del lugar destrozada emocionalmente. Afuera se encuentra con Satoru, quien intenta disculparse y explicarle que no pretendía lastimarla ni que el artículo se publicara tan pronto. Sin embargo, ella está tan herida que solo quiere que la deje sola. The protagonist discovers her dream when she is a child, during her cousin’s wedding. In the middle of the excitement, she even helps fix the bride’s torn dress. When she sees the couple at the altar and the way the groom looks at the bride with love, she decides that one day she wants to get married. Sixteen years later, her love for weddings has only grown, although she always participates as a bridesmaid and never as the bride. Because of her job and her large social circle, she ends up organizing many weddings, bachelorette parties, and engagement celebrations. Even though she enjoys helping others, deep down she wishes that one day she could be the bride. One day, at a wedding, she accidentally meets a man named Satoru. Later, he starts looking for her and asks her out. During their date, they discover they have very different views on marriage: she sees it romantically, while he is highly skeptical about it. Even so, they have fun together and begin to grow closer. The real problem appears when her younger sister, Tess, comes to visit. At a work party, Tess meets John, the protagonist’s boss—the same man she has secretly been in love with for five years. Little by little, Tess and John fall in love, and eventually he proposes to her right in front of the protagonist. Although it hurts her deeply, the protagonist agrees to help organize her sister’s wedding and becomes her maid of honor. To make matters worse, the wedding will take place in the same church where their parents got married, something that had always been her own dream. While preparing everything, she runs into Satoru again and discovers that he is actually “Six Eyes,” a famous writer of wedding articles that she enjoys reading. They start spending more time together and grow closer, until one stormy night, after drinking and having fun together, they end up spending the night together. However, everything falls apart when the protagonist discovers that Satoru wrote an article about her titled “The Eternal Bridesmaid,” exposing her life and her obsession with weddings. Feeling betrayed and overwhelmed by everything happening in her life, she makes an impulsive decision. During her sister’s engagement party, she publicly reveals all the lies Tess told to win John’s love. The result is a huge scandal: her sister slaps her, and the situation turns into a complete disaster. Emotionally shattered, the protagonist leaves the place. Outside, she finds Satoru, who tries to apologize and explain that he never meant to hurt her and didn’t expect the article to be published so soon. But she is so hurt that the only thing she wants is for him to leave her alone.

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