Plot
Ou Motoura is a Japanese, former national men's volleyball player and celebrity, single, independent, and employed at the fictional Aota Academy as a coach for the boy's volleyball team. When a member is expelled for fighting, the group dissolves, leaving Motoura to transfer to the girl's team instead. The exchange a sullen, unwanted one, with his reputation as a sportsman on the line, Motoura swallows his pride and takes up their training. It is only afterward, however, that he begins to develop feelings for them.
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