My childhood sweetheart is Nishimiya Glass

Chapter 186 A day without Glass

Seeing his confident look, Shizuka Miyamura didn't say anything to discourage him or to encourage him that he would definitely pass. Instead, she silently turned her attention to the TV.

A few minutes passed.

After checking to make sure there was nothing missing, Tsuna closed his notebook and spoke to Miyamura Shizuka, who was absorbed in watching a drama:
"Mom, I'm going back to my room first."

Miyamura Shizuka waved at him impatiently.

Seeing this, Tsuna said nothing more and went upstairs obediently with his notebook.

Each volume of a Japanese light novel usually has between 4 and 10 Japanese words, with an average of about 6 to 8 words.

After the original Japanese version is translated into Chinese, the number of words usually increases by about 1.5 to 2 times.

For example, Japanese has 5 characters → Chinese has about 7.5 to 10 characters. This is due to the differences in the proportion of Chinese characters and grammatical structure.

The first volume of "Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day" he wrote only had 5 words and took him about four days to finish. During the first three days, Glass stayed by his side, watching him write.

Early this morning, Glass was invited by Takagi Sana and Ayumi Ajitani to go shopping.

Tsuna originally planned to give up writing and follow the past because he was worried that Nozomi's period had not yet ended.

But Takagi and Ajitani both waved their hands to refuse, and they also said that they would send Naoko back safely.

And Glass also said that she was fine and didn't feel anything in her stomach anymore.

After hearing this, he gave up the idea of ​​following them and asked the two to take good care of Glass. After watching the three of them leave, he started typing alone in the living room.

After returning to his room, Tsuna lay on the bed, tossing and turning in boredom, but he didn't feel sleepy at all.

As for the games in this laptop, he had no interest in them at all. He had studied them carefully when he first got the laptop.

Then I found out that there were just some card, two-dimensional, turn-based games. As for games like LOL from my previous life, there were none of them.

"Forget it! Let's go out and play." He suddenly sat up from the bed, picked up the phone on the bedside table and called someone.

"Beep...beep...beep..."

After about ten seconds, the call was connected, and a clear, puzzled voice came from inside:
"Hello? Who is it?"

"It's me, Shin-chan. Do you want to come out and play?" Tsuna leaned back and lay back on the bed.

"Unfortunately, I have an appointment with Xiao Ai today."

"That--"

Before Tsuna could finish his words, he was interrupted by Shinnosuke on the other end of the phone: "But if you're in a hurry, I can tell her that I have something to do today and make an appointment tomorrow."

Gang was touched when he heard this. His buddy would rather cancel the rich woman's date invitation for him.

"No, no, go on a good date with Xiao Ai. I'm hanging up first."

"Do not--"

Before Shin-chan could finish his words, Tsuna decisively hung up the phone.

After hanging up the phone, Tsuna stared at the ceiling for a long time before calling the next person, but the answer he got was always busy.

Zhengnan was on his way to find Xiaoai, while A-Dai had to help his sister run the store and couldn't get away for the time being.

As for Fengjian, the call was not connected. He guessed that the other party was probably in a cram school and had his phone on silent mode.

As for Nini, Chika Ito and Miu Matsuoka, he said he has not reached that level yet.

Tsuna looked at the number interface and found that there seemed to be a clown just now, but he didn't say who it was.

After fighting for a while, there was only one candidate left. Without hesitation, he attacked decisively.

"Miyamura? What's wrong?" The other party answered immediately.

Tsuna was very confused when he heard the panting voice coming from the other end of the phone, but he didn't ask too many questions.

"Nishikata, do you have any plans for today? Do you want to go out and play?"

"I'm doing push-ups. I have about ten left. Where are you going?" "I don't know. Let's talk about it when we get out."

"Row."

"Then let's meet up at school."

"Uh-huh."

After hearing this, Tsuna hung up the phone, got up, went downstairs and said something to Shizuka Miyamura, then changed into outdoor shoes at the entrance, opened the door and went to the meeting place.

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"Miyamura, where are we going?"

"Are you planning on going somewhere?"

As Tsuna walked to the school gate, Naoto Nishikata arrived, and the two spoke in unison as soon as they met.

"How about we take the subway to Akihabara?" The two stood there thinking for a while, and Naoto Nishikata suggested.

"Akihabara?" Tsuna had heard of it, but he hadn't been there in over a decade. He was a little hesitant...

"Yeah, I looked at the map before. I can just take the Hibiya Line and get there in about 20 minutes. How's that?"

After saying that, Naoto Nishikata took out his cell phone from his pocket and showed Tsuna the route he had marked on the map.

"Okay, let's go." Tsuna nodded. Looking at him carrying a schoolbag, he should have been prepared?

Seeing this, Naoto Nishikata also looked happy, and the two of them walked and talked as they headed towards the subway.

He had wanted to go for a long time, but he had never been able to find a companion, and he was too embarrassed to go alone.

As for Tsuna, he had some understanding of it before.

Akihabara is not only a "holy land of otaku culture", but also a microcosm of Tokyo's multicultural society.

Whether you're looking to buy the latest electronics, browse vintage comics, or experience the unique atmosphere of a maid cafe, there's something for everyone here.

But due to the lack of some famous light novels, manga and anime here, Akihabara is far less famous than it sounded in his previous life.

But if one thing is missing, there will definitely be something else to make up for it. Whether it should be said or not, it is still a paradise for otakus and housewives.

It would be nice to go shopping with Nishikata this time, and if possible, experience a maid cafe...

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As the prompt sounded in the subway, the two walked out of the subway and walked towards Exit A according to the sign above their heads. After a few steps, they saw the gate not far away when they turned the corner.

Tsuna watched as the rows of office workers and tourists swiped their cards to exit the station quickly and orderly, like precisely choreographed gears.

The clicking sound of leather shoes and high heels on the ground was intertwined with the station announcement of "Thank you for riding" ("Thank you for riding").

"So many people..." Naoto Nishikata couldn't help but complain.

"Let's go. It's winter vacation after all. Let's quickly line up and swipe our cards to get out." Tsuna patted his shoulder and walked quickly towards the line with fewer people.

"Wait for me, Miyamura." Naoto Nishikata came to his senses and hurriedly followed.

As soon as the two of them stepped onto the ground slowly, their sight was instantly captured by the giant sign of the electrical appliance mall. The glass curtain wall reflected the sunlight and the passing trams.

The air was filled with the aroma of takoyaki and the clicking sound of gashapon machines, and vending machines selling second-hand game cartridges were lined up on the roadside.

Not far away on the street corner stood a flyer distributor in maid outfit.

They would greet passersby with a sweet “お帰りなさいませ、ご主様！” (Welcome back, master!), with the fluorescent sign of an anime-themed cafe in the background.

"This is Akihabara!!" Naoto Nishikata's eyes fell on the maid handing out flyers, and he was very excited.

Walking out of the Hibiya Line, it feels like falling into a "cyber maze that overloads all five senses."

The sounds of advertisements, the aroma of food, neon lights, the flowing crowds and the still fragments of time are compressed into a microcosm of Tokyo at this moment.

(End of this chapter)