Should I just leave the dormitory right now? I have a lot of money, so I wanted to buy a townhouse near the school and become independent. But itâs impossible.
Sadly, <Godâs Play> was consistently low in human rights sensitivity considering the characteristics of the times. The setting was that the unmarried couldnât become independent here.
How can I not change this? As a person from a country where the president was changed through voting, I couldnât agree with the saying that evil laws are also laws. Although this law was created by our teamâŚ
If there was no such setting, all the male protagonists would be characters who would leave their parents âhouse.â Not only the male protagonists but Theresa as well. Take a look at Theresa, who had accumulated a record of running away from the law early on. She was truly an outlaw.
I couldnât concentrate on the book because I kept getting distracted. It made me close the book and concentrate on getting to my destination quickly, avoiding Clyde. But it wasnât easy.
Step, step. Step, step, step.
Stomp, stomp, stomp. Stomp, stomp, stomp, stomp.
If I took two steps, he took three steps. If I took three steps, he took four. Even the stride length doubled. Clyde, who had apparently been walking behind me, had overtaken me before I knew it.
That jerk?
Ding!
[The Constellation âDopamine Addictionâ has sponsored 1,000 coins.]
[So childish ă ă .]
As a result, I was devastated. Even though I walked fast enough to heat my cheeks, I fell far short of Clydeâs leisurely pace. He made me really upset and resentful.
Ding!
[The Constellation âGenerousâ has sponsored 1,000 coins.]
[Cunningâs people specialty) They suddenly had a confrontation without anyone ordering them to do.]
W-who said it was a confrontation?
I walked very gracefully to my destination, pretending that nothing had happened. Today, all lectures ended in the morning. It was because we had to conduct orientation for social clubs in the afternoon.
Clybe used the best club room on the first floor. I heard that the chairman personally ordered to give the best place because Clybe broke the record of the biggest number of members this year. The justification was plausible, but he gave preferential treatment to his grandsonâs fan club in the end.
Anyway, I went into the club room of Clybe. Inside, the young ladies were already laughing and talking while looking around. With a quick glance, I checked to see if Lumio was there.  Is she not here yet? I canât see her.
In the meantime, the young ladies found me and flocked to me.
âLady Theresa! Youâre finally here!â
âThe club room is really nice! I canât tell you how proud Iâm as Clybeâs members increasing day by day.â
âY-yes, thatâs rightâŚâ
âThis is all thanks to Lady Theresa, our leader. I respect you!â
âLetâs give a round of applause to Lady Theresa!â
âUaaaah~â
Clap, clap, clap!
I received applause with a look of neither laughing nor crying. Subsequently, Theresaâs right-hand man gathered the scattered members.
âEveryone, the orientation will begin now, so gather around!â
âYes!â
Patricia looked back at me as everyone sat down at a large table set up for the meeting.
âOn a historic day like today, it is impossible not to listen to our president, right?â
âYes!â
No. Please donât do that. I hate things like that!
âLady Theresa, please come forward!â
Clap, clap, clap, clap!
I reluctantly climbed onto the podium with a smile on my face at the pouring applause. To think that I, who didnât give presentations even during group assignments, was standing in place like this. Still, Iâm less nervous than I thought.
Seeing that Lumio never showed up, she seemed absent due to her poor health. It was a common occurrence in the game as well. So I decided to take it easy. After all, Theresa wasnât an eloquent speaker anyway, and I didnât particularly want to boost their morale.
Right. Now that this has happened, I need to announce about the club activities.
âEveryone, I welcomed you to Clybe, not Demisa. Thanks to you, we have a nice club room.â
Laughing! The young ladies burst into laughter at my greeting.
Yeah. So far, it has been a normal greeting. What I really wanted to say started from now on.
âAs Clydeâs bride⌠to-be, we have a duty to set an example for others. Especially than Demisa.â
The existence of rivals helps each other grow. Of course, Clybe had an almost like religious belief that they should naturally beat Demisa. But oddly, even the newcomer could be seen nodding their head with a fighting spirit in their eyes.
Is this just a group of crazy people?
I went on coldly. âIn the future, Clybe plans to be reborn as a group that pursues great academic achievement and outstanding personalities. So that everyone knows that we alone are the finest ladies!â
âWe alone are the finest ladiesâŚ!â
Everyone seemed immersed in the social club, where I brought up the secret targets using lax words.
Ding!
[The Constellation âBorn From Theresaâs Heartâ has sponsored 1,000 coins.]
[My child was born to be on stage.]
I calmly set the mood with my cold, sunken eyes. âIn order to do that, it would be appropriate to first ban the things that most damage our reputation in school. Do you all agree?â
âOf course.â
âYouâre right, Lady Theresa!â
Everyone had an expression of bewilderment.
Good. Now that water has been spilled, the new rules have been announced.
âFrom now on, Clybe, as the well-educated ladies, will not chase Clyde without any special business.â
Then young ladies said, âAhâŚ!â as if they let out a sorrowful sigh. But not all of them were like that.
âI think itâs a necessary rule.â
Not everyone chased Clyde just because they were in Clybe. The young ladies, who were uncomfortable with that act, but couldnât bear to say it, took this opportunity to say one word at a time.
âNot only did Lord Clyde feel uncomfortable, but it also hindered other studentsâ ability to listen to the lecture. I strongly agree with this rule.â
âI agree too!â
âMe too!â
Under these circumstances, everyone concluded that a new rule was necessary.
I finished with a happy smile. âThatâs all I have to say. Now have a good time eating the prepared refreshments.â
âYes!â
So far, what happened was still in common sense.â
âDo you know what I brought for today? Tada!â
Until a young lady, out of the blue, took out a large bottle of alcohol.
âOh my goodness. What is that?â
âHoho. 30 years old ficacci. Itâs my fatherâs collection. I brought this strong drink because I thought it would be better for us young people to drink it so my father could live a long life.â
âWhat if you get caught?â
âJust try to fill the bottle with black tea of the same color as possible! Hehehe!â
The young lady next to her also took out a bottle as if she had been waiting. âI also brought the champagne my grandfather said he would open on the day my younger sibling gets married. My younger sibling wonât get married anyway!â
âOnly friendly people gathered in Clybe! In fact, I also brought alcohol that my grandmother found with great difficulty 50 years agoâŚâ
I was watching a series of processes with a ridiculous stare. If anyone hears it, they will think this is a group of unfilial ladies, not a social club.
Ding!
[The Constellation âRofan-Addicted Young Ladyâ has sponsored 1,000 coins.]
[This⌠Is this really rofan�]
At that time, the young ladies surrounded me and poured alcohol into the glass.
âCome on, letâs start with Lady Theresa, who is the best drinker in the empire!â
âYes? No, thanks. I canât drink.â
âPardon? Lady Theresa? Your joke is so funny!â
Iâm not kidding. Itâs real.  Although I possessed Theresaâs body, it wasnât easy to challenge myself to drink alone as I was a light drinker. My whole body turned red from just two glasses of soju.
I took the glass rather awkwardly and paused. There was a very colorful and elegant fragrance coming from the glass. Huh? Why is it so fragrant? I tilted my head at the ecstatic scent that seemed to have no bitter taste at all. Should I just take a sip?
Sip. I widened my eyes. ââŚThis alcohol is sweet.â
Iâve never thought alcohol was delicious, but I felt it tasted very rich. It reminded me of the fact on the day Libby returned, I drank naturally like an instinct. At that time, my heart was fine, let alone pounding. It was the same now.
I drank the rest of the alcohol at once and smoothed my lips. The alcohol stuck in my mouth.
âThis is delicious.â
âRight? I thought Lady Theresa, who likes to drink, would definitely like it!â
âI want to try it too!â
The young lady took a sip of the same alcohol and coughed. âCough, cough! What is this?! Itâs bitter!â
Then another young lady next to her smiled. âI guess you havenât tasted the bitterness of life yet. It tastes sweet to me. Because my life is more bitterâŚâ