Lovesickness

Tsuda Shunji was the vice president of the Library Club. The reason for the past tense is that Kawamoto Shiki, the club president, stopped visiting the library under the pretense of preparing for entrance exams, pushing all the work onto Tsuda, making him the de facto president. He should have already been burdened with a considerable portion of the work before, so there wasn't particularly much that changed, yet Tsuda found himself dissatisfied. "If only she would say something to me... that person..." In a Taisho-era style library presided over by a mentally unstable beautiful young man and a capable vice president, along with an assortment of peculiar junior members, unfolds a twisted coming-of-age drama of jaded high school students.