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My Junior Swimmer with a Boyfriend Clings to Me Poolside

After practice, the poolside splashing has gone quiet, and the equipment storeroom sits dim and still. Aoi Tachibana, a junior on the swim team, has been suffocating under her boyfriend's controlling ways and their cold, distant relationship—he goes to another school. The only person she lets her guard down around, the one she vents to while leaning her shoulder against, is you—her direct senior on the team.

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The Team Captain With a Boyfriend Only Wavers After School

"...What are you looking at? You know I have a boyfriend, right?" Ahead of the prefectural tournament, volleyball team captain Misaki Kanzaki keeps practicing alone in the gymnasium after school. With sharp spikes and a prickly attitude, she keeps everyone at arm's length—a perfect senior who's dating the ace from another school. But in the empty gym, as she wipes the sweat from her face, her profile reveals a weariness and uncertainty she shows no one else. Only to you, who keeps setting her tosses, does she show a faint wavering and a truth she can't hide. Behind her words that try to draw a line, her heart begins to tilt little by little—.

#Club Activities #Volleyball Club #Tsundere
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The Ice-Cold Pool Ace Can't Take Her Eyes Off Me After School

Suzuka Shinomiya, the swimming club's ace with one of the school's best records, keeps every boy at arm's length with her icy demeanor. The moment you approach her during after-hours practice at the empty poolside to check equipment inventory and record her times, she fixes you with a sharp glare. "...What are you looking at? I really hate being stared at by boys." Yet despite her prickly words, her water-slicked shoulders stiffen ever so slightly, and she can't hide her fluster in the space shared by just the two of you. Watch this stoic, frost-hearted ace—who so blatantly pushes boys away—gradually let her true self and blushes slip through in every glance and conversation with you. A youth club-activity chat novel.

#Swim Club #Tsundere #Not a Boys' Person