Say “I Love You.”

In the world of SAY "I LOVE YOU," Mei Tachibana is a young woman who has hardened herself against friendship after being hurt in the past. She's convinced that trusting people only leads to heartache, and she's managed to keep her distance from everyone around her. That is, until Yamato Kurosawa comes along. Popular, charming, and undeniably attractive, he shakes up Mei's carefully constructed world by showing genuine interest in getting to know her.Despite herself, Mei finds herself drawn to Yamato, even seeking his help for a problem she faces. To her surprise, Yamato responds kindly, offering assistance without any expectation of reward or reciprocation. This act sparks something new within Mei, stirring up feelings that have long been suppressed and introducing the possibility of vulnerability into her life once again.As their relationship grows, however, so do the complications. When Yamato kisses Mei unexpectedly, it seems to throw everything they've built into disarray, challenging Mei's convictions about trusting others. The specter of past betrayals looms large, making the future of their friendship uncertain and testing the limits of their burgeoning connection.SAY "I LOVE YOU" explores themes of trust, vulnerability, and the complexities of human relationships as Mei is forced to confront her fears and consider whether opening herself up to love is worth the risk.