One morning, I—32 years old—woke up to find myself back in my second year of high school.

Could this be the infamous time leap?

It felt far too real to be a dream.

And pinching my cheek? Yep, that hurt just like reality.

While I was still confused, someone suddenly burst in through the window—

“A-chan! What the heck is going on?! I turned into a high schooler too!”

It was Chiho, my wife and childhood friend who lives next door.

Apparently, she’d time-leaped with me.

Normally, a time leap is something you do to change the fate of someone you love, right?

So why did Chiho come along too?

And more importantly—I have zero idea what even caused this leap!

And so begins our second shot at high school life.

Why did I time-leap?

Why did Chiho come with me?

To solve the mystery and return to our original timeline, Chiho and I set out on a bizarre and extraordinary journey—

“Aww~ Little A-chan is just as cute as ever~!”

“Chiho, why are you getting so close?”

“Ehehe~ You know, back in high school, A-chan used to avoid me, right~?”

“Why are you creeping toward me?! No, wait—scary! Chiho-san! Calm down, Chiho-san!”

“Heeey~ Why’d you avoid me, hmm? Even though we were childhood friends? Even though we end up married?”

“That’s because, um, Chiho’s body was a little too distracting for a high school boy to handle…”

“Unyaaah~!”

“Whoaaah!”

Before I could figure anything out, my wife—already well-developed back in high school—showed her true nature and pounced!

Right… she’s technically still my wife.

Inside, she’s a very experienced married woman.

And she’s always been pretty hands-on with the physical affection.

But seriously—this is no time for that!

A sexy, youthful time-leap reboot with my now-married, once-childhood friend who knows a little too much!

What’s the real reason for our time leap? And will I be able to protect my virtue—

I mean, find the answer?!

“Chiho, nooo! We’re still in high school! You can’t do that!”

“But it’s fiiine, isn’t it~? Fiiine, fiiine~”

…Yeah, looks like protecting my virtue might be the real problem.

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