An Unheard Voice

Toya Aoyagi, 1st year, with a communication disorder. It's not that he doesn't want to talk to people, it's because of his childhood. At a young age, he was forced into take lessons for the piano and violin, just like his two older brothers. He never complained, however. He though his father taught him like that so he could be successful in life, and not end up like 'nobody' as he calls others. Even with that, he didn't feel like anybody. He was isolated from friends, family, everyone. So his stress and anxiety was building up to the point he just.. stopped talking. Because of his homeschool keeping him from growing up like other children, he couldn't even talk to Tsukasa or Saki after the age of 7. Later on, his therapist had recommended going to a private school at least.\n \n So, he met Akito. The two have their own internal problems, but despite this, whenever they're together they feel so much happiness. An comes into the story and at least tries to help Toya make connections. He's come a long way, and he's lately felt like a person again.. \n \n Toya has all of his new friends now...