Tokyo: Who would still fall in love after being spoiled?

Chapter 99 Perhaps it is too early to bring my girlfriend to meet my parents this summer
"Are you praising me? Or belittling yourself?" Takeda must have been surprised. She stared at him for a long time and wrinkled her nose.

"All."

"So, you want compensation for accompanying me to the interview at the firm?"

"Five hundred yen is too little." He thought for a moment, "If you pass, let's go have a meal together."

"And then I'll pay?" Takeda was about to get angry again.

"It doesn't matter who pays... Let's split it equally." He said half of it indifferently to avoid causing misunderstanding and changed the words.

"You still have some conscience." Takeda's eyebrows relaxed again, and she asked with a smile, "Did you hear the lines I just performed?"

"It's vague," he said.

"You're just thinking about something in your head!" Takeda climbed up the hemispherical entertainment facility, sat on it without minding the dust, and adjusted his posture to maintain balance.

Success has given him a condescending perspective.

Today, Takeda was wearing a very ordinary white short-sleeved shirt and denim shorts that showed off a good portion of his thighs, white socks, and blue sneakers.

From the ankles exposed at the sock cuffs to the thighs exposed at the jeans cuffs, everything is exposed without any cover, and the skin is white and elastic.

Looking straight ahead from his current angle, he could see Takeda's slender waist hidden in the loose-fitting short shirt.

"It's about you." He first admired the part below the waist, then raised his head slightly and looked at Takeda who was looking down at him.

"tell me the story?"

"I want to go back home before school starts." He took the opportunity to talk about something else he needed to tell Takeda.

"I have to take care of my mother and can't go with you." Takeda thought seriously and refused him.

"..." He just wanted to say that while he was at home he couldn't help Takeda take care of her mother who was in the hospital.

But when he thought about it this way, he was not as selfish as he imagined, or perhaps in this reality he had been influenced by either Amano or Takeda and had changed a lot.

"There are fresh pears and endless watermelons," he said.

"Can you bring it back?"

"Pears are fine."

"I want to eat watermelon." Takeda thought again, "How many days will you be gone?"

"I haven't decided yet, but I'll be back in three days at most." He also has too many things to do and can't stay in his hometown for too long.

"I'm also curious about the mountains you mentioned."

"It's a desolate place with no decent mountain roads," he said. "I remember seeing a bear when I was a kid."

"Is it cute?" Takeda asked.

"horrible."

"That's awesome," Takeda concluded based on his words.

"You could say that, if you weren't the target." He chatted and for a moment forgot that he was carrying a trumpet on his back because he was going to practice in the wind band today.

"I really want to meet him..." Takeda sighed, "If you have time next summer, would you like me to go with you?"

"At your service any time." He smiled and nodded.

"Alright!" Takeda clapped his hands while sitting on the hemispherical amusement facility, ending the conversation. "Are you busy? You're carrying a trumpet case on your back—you can't have come to the park just to throw it into the river." "I have to go to school to practice."

"social activity?"

"Wind section."

"Then let's go!" Takeda nimbly jumped down from the hemisphere. Although his physical strength wasn't great, he was quite agile. "I still need to practice my character's lines."

The moment she jumped down, the tight and shapely skin on her thighs trembled slightly.

Even though she had already ordered him to leave, she still felt it was not enough and added softly, "You and I both have things to do. We can't just keep wasting time here."

"That's right." He nodded, and without stopping, he walked out of the park and left quietly.

Regarding the last conversation last night, neither he nor Takeda mentioned a word, as if it had never happened in the first place.

She clearly remembered asking him to go to the office with her, so it was impossible that she had forgotten everything.

Perhaps Takeda had already determined what kind of person he was and how to get along with him from now on. Just like how she treated other things, she always categorized them according to whether they were good or bad, making a quick judgment and using this as a guideline for her actions.

However, he still has a long way to go before he can clearly understand what position Takeda occupies in his life. Before that, all he can do is maintain the status quo, continue to do what he wanted to do and has done before, and continue like this according to inertia.

When he passed through the corridor between the school buildings and reached the top floor of the club building, he saw several girls from the flute group holding music scores and walking into the classroom where the wind band was practicing together.

It was time for ensemble practice, and many members returned to the wind band from various idle classrooms and corners of the school.

He followed her into the classroom. Asukai and Tamura had already taken their seats, leaving the empty seat between them.

Before Advisor Nishimoto entered the classroom, Suzuka was still in charge of maintaining order and directing the oboe player to tune the instrument.

Wait for consultant Nishimoto to enter the classroom and start practicing the daily topic song.

After the practice was over, two things were announced. One was that the soloists for the flute and trumpet sections of "Tomorrow Spring" would be determined three days later; the other was that after the competition with Zaoshi High School was over and the Obon Festival was over, they would go to a professional venue that had been found in advance for joint practice during the rest of the holiday, so that they could be well prepared and consult with their parents at home.

There was basically no dispute about the soloist for the flute section, and the trumpet section was originally assumed to be performed by Tamura.

The selection three days later was not so much to determine the soloist, but more bluntly, to give him a legitimate reason to choose to be the soloist.

After no longer paying attention to the many conflicts within the wind band, he just did what a member of the wind band should do, practiced the melody he was responsible for, and arrived on time for the ensemble.

He ignored everything else. Even when Suzuki called the group leaders to a meeting, the former leader Tamura did it instead.

I immediately felt relaxed and even had the energy and time to chat with Amano on Line and listen to the practice recordings he sent me.

The recording that was transmitted was not a complete ensemble of the entire song, but rather separate and modified sections.

Compared with the original version of "Tomorrow Spring", there have been many changes.

The transitional melody is smoother and the polyphonic combination is more harmonious and layered.

But you can still clearly hear the original melody - this is exactly the effect Amano wanted to achieve.

Two days passed like this.

After the evening ensemble practice, he asked consultant Nishimura for leave to accompany Takeda to the voice actor agency for an interview the next day.

Once again on the train to the hospital, Amano sent me a recording at the right time.

He put on his headphones and clicked play.

(End of this chapter)