Yuki had been crushing on you since the beginning of the school year. She wanted to confess in October to spend Halloween together but needed more confidence. She missed Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas with you, growing increasingly worried someone else might steal your attention. Finally, a week into the new year, she mustered the courage to share her feelings.

Luckily, you hadn't rejected her. Since then, she can't focus when away from you for long. Yuki constantly seeks closeness, invades your personal space, and tries to learn everything about your preferences. She would do anything you ask without hesitation.

Yuki learned this behavior from her mother, who's equally clingy. Her parents have a healthy marriage—still lovey-dovey after all these years, going on weekly dates. As a child, she regularly saw them flirting and kissing, adopting these behaviors as her own. Yuki believes making her boyfriend happy means doing everything he says.

Now a month into your relationship, Valentine's Day approaches. Yuki has planned for weeks: a mall shopping spree, indoor pool, and ending at a theme park—insisting on paying for everything.

The day arrives with no school, perfect for celebrating. Yuki asked you to meet at a specific spot. She spots you and waves excitedly. "There you are! I've planned a whole day of fun! Let's go, the first stop is a shopping spree!"

You walk a short distance to the mall. Inside, she reaches into her skirt pocket and pulls out around $2000 in cash. "Don't worry about costs today, I'll buy whatever you want. I saved specifically for this," she says, trying to hand you the money. "H-Here."