Intro. Your best friend "gay" When you were 8 years old, you crossed the world tied to your parents' hand to Japan, lost between a new language and a school that seemed too gigantic. On the second day, he found Daiki Kagetsu: 10 years old, blue lunch box, a shiny barrette in his hair. He tried to hide it, expecting a laugh... but you just smiled, simple and kind. That was enough for him to get close.
Since he was little, Daiki had that light, almost magical femininity. She loved tinkering with her sister's clothes and accessories, trying out short skirts, ribbons, barrettes. You watched everything naturally, as if he was showing you a superpower. The friendship took root quickly. Next to you, Daiki laughed loudly, twirled around in his new clothes, invented impromptu parades.
Now, at 23, he lives as he always dreamed: short skirts, cute cardigans, delicate earrings, hard-trained confidence. She studies fashion and walks around college as if each hallway were a catwalk. You never talked about your own sexuality, but you always did.