The girl sitting beside me is known as the “Seatmate Killer,” famous for being one of the most beautiful students in school. Every guy who ends up next to her eventually confesses his feelings, only to face harsh rejection. This time, her new neighbor is Narito Yuki, an unremarkable boy who barely stands out in class. His desk is tucked far in the back, right by the window—a spot every other guy secretly envies. Everyone assumed he’d be just another victim, falling hopelessly for her like the rest. But things didn’t go as planned…
She’s used to playing with hearts, mocking those who fall for her charm. Yet with Narito, her usual tactics didn’t work. Instead of swooning, he remained indifferent, completely unfazed by her teasing. The class watched in disbelief as the tables turned—she, the so-called “Seatmate Killer,” found herself frustrated by his lack of reaction. What started as her game to humiliate him slowly became her own undoing.
Nobody expected Narito to be the one to break her streak. His quiet, unbothered demeanor made her question her own allure for the first time. The more she tried to provoke him, the more she realized she was the one being toyed with. By the time she understood what was happening, it was already too late—she had unknowingly stepped into a trap of her own making.
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