Characters description!

Characters :

— Haruto shiranami

Haruto was a tall, average 17-year-old high school student who lived in a quiet, small town in Japan. His height stood out among his classmates, but his appearance was otherwise fairly simple and unassuming. He had short, black hair that he often kept a little messy, without putting much effort into it. His dark brown eyes held a soft yet thoughtful look, reflecting a calm and easygoing personality. His face was nothing extraordinary, with simple, even features that blended well with his humble surroundings.

Typically dressed in his school uniform—a white shirt, black trousers, and a navy blue blazer.

Life in the town moved at a slower pace, and Haruto fit right in. He wasn't one for attention or standing out, preferring to stick to his small circle of friends. His best friend, Souta Aomi. They often spent their afternoons hanging out after school, or helping at souta's parent bakery shop. Haruto wasn't the type to speak a lot, but he had a way of listening that made people feel at ease.

Though he seemed like an ordinary student, Haruto had a hidden passion—he loved writing. In his free time, he would jot down his thoughts and stories, finding peace in putting his feelings into words. Writing was his quiet escape, a way for him to express himself beyond his calm exterior.

———————————————

— Souta Aomi

Souta was Haruto Shiranami's best friend, a 16-year-old high school student who lived just down the road from him in their small town. She was the kind of person who was effortlessly kind, with a gentle smile that made everyone feel welcome. There was a sweetness to her that came naturally, and her modest, caring nature made her loved by those around her. Whether it was helping a friend or lending a hand to a neighbor, Souta was always there for anyone in need, though she never sought any praise for it.

A big part of her life was spent helping her parents at their small bakery shop. From early mornings to late afternoons, she worked alongside them, kneading dough, decorating pastries, and making sure everything was just right. Souta loved baking. The warmth of the oven, the scent of fresh bread and pastries, and the joy of seeing customers happy with what she had made brought her a simple kind of contentment.

Despite the busyness of the bakery, Souta never complained, always taking on her responsibilities with a smile. She was the heart of her small family, just as she was the heart of her close friendship with Haruto.

Souta was the kind of person who made life seem simpler, sweeter—just like the pastries she baked. Her world was filled with the simple joys of family, friendship, and the little moments that made life in their quiet town feel special.