This coaching is not right.

Back on the other side, just after Ito Sawa and the others quietly left behind Kamuro, Sakayanagi raised an eyebrow slightly, a hint of almost imperceptible profundity flashing in his eyes.

She turned around and called out towards the door in a calm and indifferent tone, "Kansaki-kun, do I have to go and invite you here myself?" Her voice was not loud, but it was enough for Kanzaki to hear.

Kanzaki's expression remained unchanged when he heard Sakayanagi's call, as if he had expected this moment.

He slowly stepped out from around the corner and calmly entered Class A's classroom.

The movements were fluid and natural, without any sign of tension or awkwardness. Instead, they conveyed a relaxed and at ease attitude, like two old friends meeting at a pre-arranged place, ready to begin a pleasant conversation.

Sakayanagi greeted Kanzaki with gentle eyes, her lips curving into a warm smile.

Her posture was relaxed, her body leaning slightly towards Kanzaki, a subtle gesture revealing her trust and closeness to him. "Kanzaki-kun, what brings you here?"

Sakayanagi's tone carried a hint of lighthearted teasing.

She knew perfectly well what he was there for, but she didn't care at all.

Kanzaki smiled slightly, his attitude calm and unhurried, as if their conversation was just a casual chat.

"Just passing by and thought I'd drop by. What? Aren't you welcome?" His words carried a hint of ease, as if he didn't care whether he was being suspected.

His hands were casually tucked into his pockets, his body slightly tilted, displaying a relaxed posture, but a hint of vigilance was hidden in his eyes, ready to respond to any probing from Sakayanagi at any moment.

Sakayanagi's gaze swept over Kanzaki, a hint of amusement in her expression. "You can never hide your emotions, so stop pretending." She leaned closer. "I heard you've been getting close to Ito Sawa from your class lately. Is there something special about him?" Her gaze was sharp, as if trying to glean any clue from Kanzaki's reaction.

Kanzaki shrugged, a hint of amusement in his eyes. "Ito Sawa is an interesting guy. We only chat occasionally." His voice was calm. "But it seems even you got thwarted by him. What? Did he bully you like those other guys? Should I go and take care of him for you?"

His tone carried a hint of teasing.

He knew very well that Ito Sawa couldn't have offended him in this way, otherwise Ito Sawa would have been closely watched by Sakayanagi long ago.

Sakayanagi sneered, "You really don't appreciate kindness. I was just concerned about you. Those people in Class B aren't as simple as you think."

The reason she cared about Ito Sawa was, of course, because Kamuro later told her that he was the one who instructed Kamuro, which made her curious about him.

When she went to her father's office to check the school records, she found nothing unusual, so she decided to start a conversation with Kanzaki.

But of course, you can't tell him the truth and give him the chance to laugh at himself.

A hint of a smile flashed in Kanzaki's eyes: "Sakayanagi, the people in Class B are not simple, but are the people in Class A simple? I think you're more relaxed than I am."

Sakayanagi smiled, deciding to avoid the question altogether, and asked, "Kanzaki-kun, do you remember our bet from last time?"

“Of course I remember, Sakayanagi,” he replied, a hint of amusement in his voice. “I rarely get the chance to see you get the short end of the stick. This is a rare opportunity, and I’ll remember it forever.”

Sakayanagi's lips curled slightly upward, her eyes revealing confidence in the bet. "So, you've come here today, and I'll give you a chance to admit defeat, how about it?" she asked provocatively, leaning forward slightly, seemingly trying to find an answer in Kanzaki's expression.

Kanzaki gently shook his head. "No, I'm still curious about how you plan to get the students in Class B to talk." His voice was calm, but the provocation in his eyes was obvious. "Don't worry, if you win, I'll definitely admit defeat. But unfortunately, it seems you can't win this time."

Sakayanagi gritted her teeth. She had been too hasty back then, so now she could only try to fool Kanzaki.

"Oh? Is that so? But I've heard that Class B has been a bit turbulent lately. Perhaps this is my chance." Her voice carried a hint of confidence, as if she already possessed some crucial information.

Kanzaki raised an eyebrow slightly, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes, but he quickly concealed it. "Turbulence? I haven't heard of that," he replied casually, trying to hide his inner turmoil. "However, even if you did know something, I don't think you could succeed."

Sakayanagi smiled slightly, a hint of smugness in his eyes.

It seems they haven't discovered her handiwork yet.

"We'll see, Kanzaki-kun. I'm really looking forward to seeing you lose the bet."

Kanzaki smiled faintly, a hint of anticipation in his eyes for Sakayanagi's challenge. "I also look forward to seeing you fail, Sakayanagi. After all, this is a rare opportunity."

Seeing that she couldn't sway Kanzaki's mind and had obtained the information she wanted, she stopped insisting and instead brought up another topic: "Kansaki-kun, aren't you worried about the safety of the two who went to follow Kamuro? After all, you know my methods, aren't you afraid that they will be tricked by Kamuro?"

Her posture was relaxed, and her body leaned slightly towards Kanzaki. This subtle movement revealed her trust and closeness to Kanzaki, while also showing her pressure on him.

Kanzaki smiled lightly, his attitude calm and unhurried, as if he didn't care about Sakayanagi's provocation.

"If you can find out more about Ito Sawa, then I'll really have to thank you."

Kanzaki's voice carried a hint of ease, and his smile revealed his trust in Ito Sawa's abilities, while also showing that he didn't take Sakayanagi's provocation to heart.

Let's wait and see.