Thatâll cut my lunch expenses. Besides, Iâm also curious about the cafeteriaâs menu. Iâd love to eat food other than my own cooking occasionally. And I want to eat meat. I shouldnât ponder over this, what if this gets me straight into trouble?
ăIf you had accepted right now, I planned on adding a bag of coffee too.ă
ăI accept!ă
Damn it! Coffee is cheating. Thatâs the only luxury item for me, you know? Moreover, the coffee Iâve been drinking has a great aroma and a delicious taste, as you would expect from high-class coffee. While only a bag, if Iâm getting some of this, then Iâll play your game.
Damn, I hate that smile of his. Remember this, b̲a̲s̲t̲a̲r̲d̲.
ăWell then, principal, please submit another one again. And please, carefully contemplate what I have told you before.ă
ăR-right. Come check it again later.ă
I left the principalâs office with Kishita and together we headed for the student council office. However, thereâs not a single exchange between us and itâs awkward. I donât particularly feel animosity from Kishita, so sheâs probably just like this normally.
Still, I wonder how the principal described me to the student council. He didnât exaggerate anything, did he?
ăKishita, if I may ask, could you tell me what the principal has said about me?ă
ăI was told that youâve gotten manly.ă
ăPardon me, I need to go back for a moment to smack the principalâs head.ă
What do you mean by âgotten manlyâ! Moreover, thatâs omitting too much. True, itâs a man piloting inside now, so it makes sense that Iâve gotten manly. Still, doesnât he have any other things to say? And as I finished that thought, I asked myself: What else, actually?
After all, all Iâve done while Iâm in the principalâs office is retorting to the principal the entire time. Thereâs⌠really nothing else.
ăActually, never mind. Letâs continue on.ă
ăYouâve gotten quite close with the principal.ă
ăI was asked a troublesome favor, thatâs all. It is more or less confidential, so I cannot elaborate on the matter but itâs honestly difficult work.ă
ăMy condolences. Still, I donât think thereâs anyone in this academy that can yell at the principal like that.ă
ăDid you perhaps overhear it?ă
ăI couldnât clearly make out the details but the yelling was quite audible.ă
I did shout out loud, so I guess thatâs just natural. Our sole salvation is the fact that students donât walk in the corridor before the principalâs office that often. If anyone ever overhears us, thereâs a chance that thereâd be weird rumors about me and the principal spread afterward.
Still, Kishita has already seen me and the principal together, so in some sense, itâs already too late.
ăI would have reached my limits if I hadnât done so that time. Itâs not that I was mad for no particular reason.ă
ăI understand that. If the logic behind it was a past-Kisaragi-like reasoning, then it would be impossible for the principal to simply shut up and take it.ă
I know that heâs strict and diligent with his work. But I canât understand how, with these traits, heâs like that in his private life. Donât be afraid of making mistakes, make it or break it. Rather, just break it already.
For my mental stability.
ăThis is the Student Council Room. This will be your first time inside, right?ă
ăYes. I have absolutely no business with this place, after all.ă
What caused Kotone to make contact with the student council people again? If Iâm not wrong, Shizune told her that sheâll have a more fulfilling school life if she gets the student council under her thumb, right? The student council is full of handsome-looking boys, so Kotoneâs reputation will improve if sheâs together with them, is what I think she said.
On the contrary, she was hated and her public image just dropped rapidly. Though that was what Kotone was aiming for.
ăIâm back. Also, weâve received assistance from the principal.ă
ăExcuse me. My name is Kisaragi Kotone. Itâs a pleasure to be working with you.ă
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Still, the student council room is pretty big. Itâs about as big as a classroom, with tables, PCs, and a massage chair for some reason. Other than that, they have a fridge, a coffee maker, and enough equipment to just live here. However, the mess on the table reminds me of my old work.
And in the innermost part of the room, scanning through the documents on his table, this person noticed Kishitaâs entrance. Yup, another handsome boy. And contrary to my expectations, he greeted us with a soft smile.
ăOh, an unexpected visitor. And referred by the principal to the boot. I suppose the information can be trusted then.ă
ăPlease donât believe the information about me being manly.ă
Following Kishita, I sat on the empty chair she led me to. I donât know whoâs seat it is but based on the papers with numbers scattered around here and there, itâs likely the accountantâs seat. Another troublesome place.
ăIâve heard a lot of things other than that. Besides, not a single appeal against the Udzuki family despite being pushed off a flight of stairs? I canât imagine the former you doing that.ă
ăNot worth the trouble.ă
After being beaten up that much, I have the material to one-sidedly attack the Udzuki family. But using that wonât really make a lot of difference. As for me, I donât want to do something that would cause animosity. After all, itâs troublesome.
ăIâm impressed that you can get over it with that. After all, despite all thatâs been done to you, you still forgive them in the end.ă
ăDo you really think that?ă
The stealing, the breaking, and the injuries. Thereâs no way I would forgive that. Even if she apologizes the next time we meet, I have no intention of forgiving her. To begin with, if I accept that proud ladyâs apology, itâll likely just go to her head again.
In truth, I do want to slap her at least once. I want to but I wonât. After that will be annoying after all.
ăShe is an enemy.ă
ăHmph, so itâs not as if youâre completely fine with it. Then, how about the things youâve done to us? ă
ăI apologize for all the trouble Iâve caused. If you donât want me to be in this place, then tell me and I will abide.ă
ăI wonât, so just help us out with the workload. Weâre really struggling with the lack of people, you see?ă
I canât read him, I absolutely canât read how the president plans on treating me. Itâs not like heâs forgotten about last year, he has some issues with me but heâs still giving me normal student council work.
He should find me unpleasant, but he still accepts. Still, maybe itâs just because they need all the help they can get.
ăFor now, weâre currently working on the budget for the clubs. With the previous yearâs expenditure as a reference, weâre compiling the budget projections from the clubs. I want you to help out with the compiling as well.ă
ăIs it alright to assign an outsider for this?ă
ăYou donât belong to any of the clubs. Besides, you were recommended by the principal, so there shouldnât be any issues.ă
The trust in the principal is pretty high. And mine is low. Still, so they do these sorts of stuff at this time of the year? I imagined that these would be done immediately after new students arrive but I guess Iâm wrong. Since the club trial period lasts as long as a month, it seems that the budget setting starts roughly during this time of the year and is finished in mid-May. Hearing that, I suppose this time of the year is when theyâre at their busiest.
ăMay I use the PC?ă
ăRather, you wonât have any work done if you donât. Come to think of it, you donât know the password. Kaori.ă