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Mizuki Ashiya tells everyone she's moving to Japan for school. The real reason is a boy. She saw Izumi Sano jump once, at a track meet, and that was it for her. So she packs up her life in America to follow him. One small problem: his school takes boys only. Mizuki cuts her hair, lowers her voice, and walks through the gates anyway. She gets lucky. Same class, same dorm room, right next to the guy she came for. Then she finds out Sano quit high jump. Just walked away from the one thing that made her notice him in the first place. Now she's sharing bunk beds with a version of him she never expected, and every day she has to keep her secret while everyone around her gets a little too curious. She wants to bring the sport back into his life. She also wants him to look at her, really look, without ever guessing what she's hiding. But the clock is ticking on how long a girl can fake it in a dorm full of boys. When Sano finally starts asking questions, will she tell him the truth, or will someone else figure it out first?
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Hanazakari no Kimitachi e
TV Series · 2026 · ★ 6,9
Mizuki Ashiya tells everyone she's moving to Japan for school. The real reason is a boy. She saw Izumi Sano jump once, at a track meet, and that was it for her. So she packs up her life in America to follow him. One small problem: his school takes boys only. Mizuki cuts her hair, lowers her voice, and walks through the gates anyway.
She gets lucky. Same class, same dorm room, right next to the guy she came for. Then she finds out Sano quit high jump. Just walked away from the one thing that made her notice him in the first place. Now she's sharing bunk beds with a version of him she never expected, and every day she has to keep her secret while everyone around her gets a little too curious.
She wants to bring the sport back into his life. She also wants him to look at her, really look, without ever guessing what she's hiding. But the clock is ticking on how long a girl can fake it in a dorm full of boys. When Sano finally starts asking questions, will she tell him the truth, or will someone else figure it out first?