108-Day Consecutive Posting Anniversary: Harvest Personification Dream Novel

I wrote a personification dream novel featuring Harvest.
As for why I would do such a thing, I hope you will read this article.

As this is to commemorate 108 days of consecutive posting, the content is like the embodiment of worldly desires.
It consists of two parts: the main story and a secondary audio version with commentary.

[Main Story]

I found him on campus again today.

Harvest-kun. The person I secretly admire.

He is surrounded by many people again today.
Well, that makes sense.
Because Harvest-kun is truly a charming person.
Whenever I meet Harvest-kun, he always offers me casual kindness.

"Long time no see, how are you?"
"Is your assignment coming along? It was a relief that the deadline was extended, right!"
"You said you were feeling like you had a cold the other day, are you okay?"
"That thing you have on your bag is cute."

It's no wonder someone who says things like this every time we meet is popular.
Whenever I meet Harvest-kun, I always find myself wanting more.
I want to be with Harvest-kun more.
If possible, I want to see him every day.

But Harvest-kun is out of my league.
Once I meet him, I become so overwhelmed by thoughts of Harvest-kun that I can't move.
That's why, for me, a relationship where I pray for his happiness from this distance is just right.

"Are you looking at him again?"

"Noir-kun..."

Noir-kun is a childhood friend of mine from elementary school.
We were together until middle school, and although we went to different high schools, we reunited at university.
I remember being surprised that his name had changed when we reunited, as I heard his parents divorced during high school.

"I'm going out for a drink now, would you like to come along?"

"Sounds good!"

Even though his name has changed, Noir-kun's kindness from the old days remains the same.
Whenever I'm feeling a bit down or depressed, he invites me to do fun things like this.

All things considered, I'm surrounded by kind people and I'm happy, aren't I? I must be grateful.

[Secondary Audio Version]

I found him on campus again today.
(Probably at the co-op)

Harvest-kun. The person I secretly admire.

I'm surrounded by so many people again today.
(Like All Raisin Sand or Mr. Ito's Chocolate Chip Cookies)
That makes sense, doesn't it?
Because Harvest-kun is such a truly charming person. (He's incredibly delicious)
Whenever I meet Harvest-kun, he always offers me his casual kindness, one layer at a time.
(One piece is thin, but it's great that they come in a small pack of four)

"Long time no see, how are you?"
"Is your assignment coming along? It was a huge help that the deadline got extended, right!"
"You said you were feeling a bit under the weather the other day, are you okay?"
"That thing you have on your bag is cute."

It's no wonder someone who says things like this every time we meet is so popular.
(He has a loyal following, doesn't he)
Whenever I meet Harvest-kun, I always find myself wanting more. (I've never been able to stop at just one bag)
I want to be with Harvest-kun more.
(I want to eat more)
If possible, I want to see him every day.
(If possible, I want to eat him every day)

But Harvest-kun is too much for me.
(Mainly the calories)
Once I meet him, I get so overwhelmed by Harvest-kun that I can't move anymore. (I eat too much and can't move under my own weight)
That's why, for me, a relationship where I pray for his happiness from this distance (about 2 meters away from the supermarket shelf) is just right.

"Are you looking at him again?"

"Noir-kun..."

Noir-kun is a childhood friend of mine from elementary school.
We were together until middle school, and although we went to different high schools, we reunited in college.
I heard his parents divorced during high school, so I was surprised when his name had changed when we met again.

(As many of you may know, in the past, "Oreo" was licensed and produced in Japan by Yamazaki Nabisco (now Yamazaki Biscuit).
Now that the contract has ended, Yamazaki Biscuit produces "Noir," and "Oreo" is imported from overseas. You could say that the former "Oreo" is "Noir." I am on the "Noir" side.)

"I'm going to go get some (milk) now, would you like to come along?"

"Sounds great!"

Even if his name has changed, Noir-kun's old-fashioned kindness (deliciousness) hasn't changed.
Whenever I'm feeling a bit down or depressed, he invites me to do fun things like this (dipping them in milk is the best).

All things considered, I'm surrounded by kind people (delicious snacks) and I'm happy.
I have to be grateful. (To the snack manufacturers)

I'm a bit of a (foolish) person, but I hope you'll continue to treat me well.