See-Through

On a rainy day, Yano is caught in a sudden downpour and forced to take shelter under a narrow awning. To his surprise, the guy he secretly likes ends up standing right beside him, equally soaked and seeking cover. The two of them are pressed close together, their shoulders almost touching, as the rain pours down around them. Yano's heart races as he steals glances at the other boy, wondering if he notices the nervous energy between them. The confined space and the sound of rain create an intimate atmosphere, making Yano acutely aware of every small movement and breath. He can't help but think about what might be going through the other's mind—does he feel the same tension? Is he also thinking about the closeness they share? The rain shows no sign of stopping, trapping them in this moment of quiet uncertainty. Yano struggles with his feelings, caught between the desire to say something and the fear of breaking the fragile silence. As the minutes pass, he realizes that this unexpected encounter might be a chance he never expected to have, but he doesn't know if he has the courage to take it.