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When a shy high school kid named Keisuke lays eyes on a girl named Misa for the first time, he falls hard for her — but he's completely clueless about how to talk to her, let alone date her. His friends, seeing this hopeless situation, give him some advice: go practice on other girls first, figure out how relationships actually work, then come back for the one he really wants. It's the kind of plan that sounds reasonable until it immediately starts falling apart. He runs into Misa before he's ready, confesses his feelings, and then she spots him out with another girl — and draws exactly the wrong conclusion. The whole thing snowballs from there into that particular flavor of teenage romantic chaos where nobody communicates clearly and everything gets more complicated than it needs to be. This 2-episode OVA from 1998 is adapted from a visual novel, and it carries that branching-story energy — character dynamics feel deliberate, and the misunderstandings have some actual weight to them rather than feeling random. The tone is mostly lighthearted, but there's a genuine emotional thread running through it. If you've seen Yosuga no Sora or Kimi ga Nozomu Eien and appreciated how those handled messy teenage feelings, this sits in similar territory, though with a lighter touch. It's a short, compact story — two episodes, no filler, no padding. Worth the time if you're into late-90s romantic drama with that classic visual novel structure underneath.