Yano-kun's Ordinary Days

Tsuyoshi Yano shows up late to class with fresh scrapes and sits beside Kiyoko Yoshida, the class rep who cannot stop worrying. She suspects bullying, follows him after school, and finds a boy who is simply accident prone. From then on she keeps an eye on him, cleans cuts when he stumbles, and tries to keep her voice steady when the next mishap lands. A small plan with friends Mei and Izumi turns into a birthday surprise that also clears up the talk about his eye patch. Days settle into a softer routine. Classes, errands, and sudden bumps, then quiet steps side by side on the way home when the noise has passed. Kiyoko learns to ask first and panic less. Yano learns that letting someone fuss can feel like being seen. The story keeps the gag in check by centering two kids who reach for each other in small, honest ways.