Anime Crossover: The people the Saniwa knows are all over Japan

But the sound of hands touching each other was very clear.

Asuka was unsure how to deal with the woman who was clearly not in a normal state, so she simply knocked her unconscious with a chop to the neck.

"Ugh, this is so troublesome."

Feiniao, holding the girl with a troubled expression, turned to look at the stunned Yao, and said in a rather impolite tone, "Are you, an adult, just going to watch a little girl cause trouble by hugging you?"

"Oh, I'm sorry." He helped the unconscious female customer up, looking frustrated. "But I don't know what to do."

"In any case, let's get her to the hospital first."

Feiniao had already taken out her phone. Before dialing 119, she looked Feiniao up and down and blinked: "So this is what a scumbag looks like."

Yao, who was mistakenly accused of being a scumbag: "..." I didn't do it, I didn't do it, I can explain—

Although Asuka seemed to think, "You're such a nuisance, disturbing my journey home. I really can't be bothered with your adult love affairs," he still accompanied the woman to the hospital and notified her family.

He should tell the female guest's family, who rushed over, the whole story, that this matter really had nothing to do with him, and that many people and evidence could prove it.

The female guest's family wasn't unreasonable either. They even apologized to the man who was nearly killed and promised to take better care of their child in the future, but also hoped that he would never appear in front of them again.

The matter was resolved perfectly, and he breathed a sigh of relief. He even considered quitting his job and working at another club.

Life-threatening situations are terrifying.

Asuka, who had been acting like a bystander, looked at Yao with some disappointment: "So you're not a jerk after all."

So what exactly are you disappointed about?!

However, the little girl was also his savior, so he would never be angry with his benefactor.

"Little one, thank you for saving me." He bent down and patted the girl's fluffy head. "If it weren't for you, I would be the one lying in the hospital right now."

Without any prior knowledge, they were about to offend Asuka's two most sensitive points.

An angry bird tapped him twice on the head as punishment.

"I'm not small at all, and don't touch my head!"

She covered her forehead, but chuckled softly.

It didn't hurt, but Asuka wasn't sure how much force to apply to an ordinary person, so she tried to move as gently as possible.

He just found the girl who was trying so hard to deny that she was a child kind of cute.

And the other party even saved him.

My adorable little savior.

"Alright then, my little benefactor, it's getting late. Would you like me to take you home?"

The title "little benefactor" is barely acceptable to Asuka.

She snorted coldly, crossed her arms, and said resentfully, "If it weren't for you, I would be home by now."

Raise your hands, make a gesture of surrender, and look completely innocent.

"To be honest, I'm a victim too, right? Hey~ hey~ so my little benefactor needs me to make amends?"

"No need, you should go home safely first!"

It only takes Asuka a second to get home!

Although she was certain that he wasn't a jerk, Asuka still had a feeling that he was a womanizer, so she didn't really want to get involved.

As for saving people, it was just something I did on the spur of the moment.

If others knew what he was thinking, he would definitely complain that he only had a rather charming face, but was essentially a good person.

Asuka's attitude was clear; she realized that she was no longer liked.

He touched his nose, feeling a bit of novelty.

A popular, handsome guy's first experience.

"My name is Asahina Kaname. In exchange, at least tell me your name, my little benefactor?" Kaname touched her lower lip, unconsciously revealing a seductive smile.

Then Asuka looked down on him.

Asuka: "..." You're an adult, are you trying to seduce a middle school student??

He instantly understood the girl's expression and explained somewhat embarrassedly, "Ah, sorry, it was subconscious, an occupational hazard."