The Healing Goddess is Busy with Her Favorite's Activities ~The Excessive Love from Two Childhood Friends is a Misunderstanding~

My childhood friends were special people, as if they had been granted everything in this world. They were always the center of attention. After all, they were elites who possessed the "Medal"—something held by fewer than 30 people in this magician-dominant empire where absolute power reigns. Top five great magicians at the magical academy. Those were my childhood friends. I was so shocked I nearly jumped out of my skin when I was fortunate enough to have them speak to me during my school days. Why did they choose to be by my side? Me? The king of the ordinary—the most ordinary person you could make by boiling down mediocrity in mediocrity. My face is probably average. My figure is average. My family background is at the very bottom. My hereditary magic gift is practically nonexistent. I built myself into a muscle-brain, mastered recovery magic, and accumulated knowledge as a healer and doctor. If there's one thing I can take pride in, it would be my childhood friends. And perhaps the "Medal." Thanks to that, I'm able to work as the school nurse at the prestigious Elgrand Academy, by their side. "Elgrand Magical Academy" The national magical academy of our empire. A prestigious institution where elites bearing the name of Elgrand, the capital, gather. It is my youth and the place where my existence has meaning. The desire to be with important people is a great force. Because I lacked the talent, I made every effort possible. Even when those around me told me to stop, saying I was absolutely unsuited for it, I trained in the field of battle. Even if that left me marked by my life's greatest glory and disgrace. I became obsessed with obtaining the same "Medal" as them. Thanks to that, I passed the teaching certification exam on my second attempt. In exchange, I was hired by Elgrand under the pretense of containment—as a "being dangerously close to a hazardous magician." They were excellent. They showed promise from their school days. I couldn't rest on my laurels from the miracle of becoming close to them. I was fortunate enough to have them speak to me. I was merely fortunate enough to be allowed by their side. Even now, if I neglect my training, I'll immediately be overtaken by the yearly applicants taking the teaching certification exam for Elgrand. This is a story of a school nurse who supports those respected childhood friends and becomes deeply loved by both of them.