At this point this story is a joke. Not in a bad way but in the way my old creative writing professor would describe it: its a joke, because like a joke, the entire story hinges on the punchline. If this hidden reason that explains this situation isn't worth it and understandable, this whole thing will read like a bad joke, rather than a good joke. There needs to be a real good explanation as to why she clearly doesn't like Takt and clearly wants to be with Riku, but is prevented from doing so (and also prevented from telling him why). If Takt isn't meant to be an absolute villain, there needs to be a good explanation for that too. I can't judge her or anyone yet because I don't know her situation, or Takt's situation. All we know is she doesn't want to be with Takt, for sure; and likely never wanted to be with him. It's getting to a point where I am more interested in just getting to the punchline because I don't want to sink myself into the story for who knows how many chapters, only to find out that the punchline is idiotic and I've wasted my time. 289 days to graduation? I don't know if I can make it that far. Might just leave this until its done, or the situation is finally revealed.