After Moving Seats, The Boy Behind Me Has A Crush On Me

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The novel "After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me" (席替えしたら、どうやら後ろの男が俺のこと好きらしい) by Mashiroito (ましろいと).

After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me (Also: after changing seats, it seems the guy sitting behind me likes me) follows an unexpected first-love story that begins with a simple classroom seat change and a surprising handwritten confession. When ordinary high school student Mayama Haru discovers that the note passed around the classroom was actually written by Asamiya Kosei, the most popular and attractive boy in class, he struggles to believe that such a confession could truly be meant for him.
Written by Mashiroito (ましろいと), this Japanese BL novel explores the emotions of first love, hidden feelings, and the complicated distance between two classmates who slowly become closer. Mayama Haru initially sees Kosei’s confession as a misunderstanding, but Kosei’s sincere and persistent affection gradually changes the way Haru views their relationship. Through school life, friendship, jealousy, and emotional growth, the story captures the excitement and uncertainty of falling in love for the first time.
With its sweet school romance setting and engaging character dynamics, the novel has gained attention among readers who enjoy Japanese BL stories and has also been adapted into a same-name drama, bringing this heartfelt relationship story to a wider audience. For readers interested in similar Japanese BL works, Shugakuryoko de Nakayokunai Group ni Hairimashita offers another school-life romance experience featuring unexpected connections between classmates.
This page provides access to free reading and download options for readers who want to explore the complete novel experience. Follow Mayama and Asamiya’s journey as their unusual beginning develops into a deeper bond filled with emotions, misunderstandings, and unforgettable moments.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatDOCX

AccessFree to download

Table of Contents

First Period: I'm Confused About My First Ever Confession

Second Period: Getting Caught in a Swarm of Attacks

Third Period: There's No Turning Back Now

Fourth Period: Disturbed by the Jealousy of a Handsome Guy

Fifth Period: My First Love Was Only Mayama

Sixth Period: I Realized It, But I Still Failed Miserably

Seventh Period: Take Off the Costume and Chase After Them

Eighth Period: Looking at a Rabbit With My Head in My Hands

Ninth Period: Even If We Change Seats, Our Relationships Won't Change

Tenth Period: I Was Hopelessly in Love With Mayama

Eleventh Period: I Want to Trouble Asamiya

Bonus Episode: A Date at Home for the Two of Us

Afterword

I like you.

That day, right after we changed seats in the classroom.

The confession written on the handout that was passed around from the back of the room was directed at me.

a handsome boy who was the center of attention in the class — Asamiya Miya .

There's no way someone as dazzling as her could ever fall for a loner like me who lives on the other side of the river.

I suspected it was a prank, but every day I 'm bombarded with requests from behind .

"I fell in love with it because it 's Yamayama ."

"I want to touch Mayama."

Moreover, the affection directed towards me was completely sincere, and at some point, I started to think I didn't dislike it. And yet...

"You don't have to like me."

Seeing Asamiya laughing in such a hurtful way, I was left speechless.

Because I had already fallen in love with her.

What should I do about this love?

First period: I'm confused about my first ever confession.

It was springtime in my second year of high school, and I was just starting to get used to my new class.

Someone somewhere started complaining that "seat assignments by student number are unfair," which led to a seating change being implemented in mid-April at Kitahara High School, where I attend .

And what's more, I got a fantastic seat.

The second to last seat on the corridor side.

For someone like me who immediately sits down at the end of a train car if there's an empty seat there, this was the perfect seat.

I like you.

...Until this printout came around.

A printout that I was told to collect from the back was passed around, and I couldn't help but take a look at it. The sender was, of course, the guy sitting behind me.

At the top of the printout were the words "Asamiya Kosei " and a series of words that looked like a confession, written slightly diagonally. Is some kind of game or something underway that I'm unaware of?

If that's the case, it's not very exciting, is it? There are only men in this line. Well, it's an all-boys school, so there are no girls at the school.

"Hey, are you done yet?"

Onikawa , who was sitting in the seat in front of me, was looking at me with a displeased expression, and it caught my attention.

"Uh, well, um," I stammered, feeling confused and bewildered , and turned around to ask what was going on.

Asamiya, the main culprit behind the delay in this line, propped his chin on his hand and wore a slight smile . His confident expression made it seem as though he was a deliberate offender .

I looked down at the printout in my hand again. It was indeed Asamiya's.

"Asamiya, um, this, this"

Rather than trying to ascertain their true intentions, I cautiously asked if it was really okay to just pass "this" on as is.

There's still time. I should be the only one who knows about this.

"Ah," Asamiya said, sounding as if he understood.

Asamiya hesitated for a moment, seemingly unsure of what to write , before quickly erasing the words that had been bothering me with an eraser.

Then he hands it to me with a "Hmm." The confession printout, which had been treated as if it had never existed, is finally passed on to Onikawa. He glares at me with a look that seems to say, "Hurry up and pass it on," but no matter how I think about it, it's not my fault.

...What was that just now?

The printouts, safely collected by the homeroom teacher, were gathered into a single bundle and tapped together on the teacher's desk. I began to wonder if that one, which was supposed to be lost among them, might have been directed at the teacher.

But, a homeroom teacher? Is that even possible? Her face and body are kind of square. I don't see any sex appeal in her at all, but I guess that's just how it is to each individual.

If Asamiya likes her homeroom teacher, then all we can do is watch over her. But I can't ignore the ring sparkling on her left ring finger.

Assuming the homeroom teacher is also a possibility, did Asamiya really have someone she liked in this row?

Asamiya, who was sitting behind me, wasn't exactly friendly, but his face was so strikingly handsome that people were calling it "incredibly beautiful."

Apparently, he's popular with girls from other schools too. So who exactly fell in love with Asamiya?

"Mayama, over here"

During break time, Asamiya called me over, and I awkwardly nodded and left the classroom.

I quietly observed, following behind Asamiya, who was taller than me.

Apparently, good-looking men look cool even from behind.

Seeing that confession was beyond my control.

No matter how I look at it, I can't imagine that printout was written for any of the people in our line.

If it's not the intimidating Onikawa from the rugby club, then before that there was Takahashi from the swimming club who loves to take her clothes off , and before that there was Inazawa , who 's called "Contact" because she dropped her contact lens on the first day of school ... who was it before that? Anyway , there's no one who seems like a suitable person for Asamiya to confess to.

It's overwhelmingly more likely that it's either a game or a prank.

While I was thinking something along those lines, Asamiya stopped on the landing of the stairs and turned around.

"Oh, I wrote that in Mayama."

"……yeah?"

"earlier"

I'm sure it refers to that printout. I understand that much. But the only thing I don't understand is that it was written for me.

"Me...? It's not a case of mistaken identity."

I wrote it in Mayama Hare . "

"...Then it's me."

In the first place, I should be the only one named Mayama in that classroom.

What surprised me was that Asamiya knew my first name. It's extremely rare for anyone other than family to call me by my first name.

"I thought I should apologize if I made you feel bad."

"It's not that I dislike it..."

Even if Asamiya wrote that to me... well, I don't really think so.

If anything, the bigger reaction is "Was that me !? "

However, I didn't expect that the reason he called me wasn't to silence me or anything like that, but to apologize to me. He's such a kind man, even considering whether I might have made him feel bad.

"Um, is this some kind of prank?"

"That's not true."

FAQs

What is After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me about?

After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me is a Japanese BL novel by Mashiroito (ましろいと) about Mayama Haru, an ordinary high school student who receives an unexpected confession from Asamiya Kosei, the popular and handsome boy sitting behind him. The story focuses on school life, first love, hidden feelings, and how their relationship gradually develops.

Who are the main characters in After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me?

The main characters of After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me are Mayama Haru and Asamiya Kosei. Mayama is a normal student who is confused after receiving a confession, while Asamiya is a popular classmate who openly expresses feelings that he has kept hidden for a long time.

Why does Asamiya Kosei like Mayama Haru in After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me?

In After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me, Asamiya Kosei’s feelings for Mayama Haru come from a deeper emotional connection rather than a simple first impression. The story explores how admiration, affection, and hidden feelings gradually become clear through their daily interactions.

How does the relationship between Mayama Haru and Asamiya Kosei change in After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me?

The relationship in After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me develops from an unexpected confession into a closer bond. As they spend more time together at school, Mayama begins to understand Asamiya’s sincere feelings while both characters experience the uncertainty and excitement of first love.

Where can I read After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me online or download the ebook?

You can read After Changing Seats, It Seems the Guy Sitting Behind Me Likes Me online and download the ebook directly from this page to enjoy the complete story whenever you want.

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