The Gemini Princess wants me to confess my feelings!

Chapter 94 Good and Evil

If the most adorable girl, or rather a woman, publicly confesses her love and declares that you are worthy of her love, any man would be overjoyed and lose himself in happiness, as long as he doesn't dislike her.

Kirihara Akira felt a chill run down her spine.

"ha???"

"What does this mean?"

"Miss Kiyoha, is this true?!"

Everyone present was in an uproar. Kirihara Akira's first thought was: Will I be able to leave here safely today?

My second thought was: Am I about to be kicked out by Mrs. Mori?

As for Mori Kiyoha's claim of liking someone... Kirihara Akira didn't know what she was really thinking, but Mori Kiyoha was definitely not the kind of person who would reveal her feelings in such a frivolous way in public.

There was no trace of affection or shyness in her tone; the coldness on her face was more like facing an enemy with a knife. She then manipulated her face to lift up, revealing a cold smile used in retaliation.

Women are probably naturally adept at combining the real and the unreal, and are creatures who can advance and retreat freely.

Kamio Chowa burst into laughter, laughing so hard she almost fell over, covering her mouth to salvage the last shred of her composure.

She finally calmed down, and when she opened her mouth, she almost laughed, and said, "Kirigaya-kun, your sin is terrible. You've ruined Kiyoha's life by making her suffer because she couldn't have what she wanted."

Kirihara Akira smiled and retorted provocatively, "Why can't I have what I want? Why can't I have it?"

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Hearing this, Shizue Mori was terrified and kicked Akira Kirihara under the table.

Who knows if Qingye's face will turn as red as a lobster if this guy keeps spouting nonsense.

Mori Shizue said, "Kiyoha has always loved to argue with Kamio-san since she was little, and it's not polite of her to be confrontational."

Does this mean that Mori Kiyoha was joking, just to target Kamio Chouha?

Everyone looked at Mori Kiyoha, whose expression was calm, not at all like someone who should be excited or shy when confessing in public.

They all breathed a sigh of relief.

Mori Kiyoha was joking—this consensus even somewhat mitigated the unrest caused by Kamio Chouha.

Seeing that her offensive had been easily neutralized, Kamio Chowa stopped dwelling on the topic and said with a smile, "Kirihara-kun, actually I came here today specifically to see you."

"Didn't you come here to see your junior classmates?" Kirihara Akira said sarcastically.

Those who witnessed Kirihara Akira's attitude towards Kamio Chou were astonished.

Everyone here has a powerful background. They may not all be afraid of the Aotetsu Mutual Aid Association represented by the Kamio family, but they will all be wary of the major yakuza. In fact, it's all about maintaining "decency" among the various noble families.

They were all high-ranking people, and none of them wanted to be dragged down to the ground by the underworld and forced to engage in the kind of free-fighting that the underworld excelled at on muddy roads.

Moreover, powerful underworld organizations like Qingtie and Shanrong sometimes engage in more than just free fighting; they also use murder techniques.

If you anger the underworld, you could really be killed.

So they were all willing to give Kamio Chouha face, but judging from Kirihara Akira's appearance, he seemed to have no fear of this woman who was already crazy.

It even has a subtle sense of provocation!

Just when they thought Kamio Chowa was going crazy, she smiled and said, "That was just a side thing. I wanted to talk to you about books."

"A book?" Kirihara Akira asked, puzzled. "What do you mean?"

"I'm going back to Kansai soon. Although you'll soon be my junior, there's plenty of time in the future. But before I go back, I still want to talk to you in person about the book you wrote," Kamio Chou said. "It's that one, 'The Devotion of Suspect X'."

Kirihara Akira was silent for a moment, then said meaningfully, "You really went to great lengths."

"After all, I proposed to you, so of course I need to get to know you better." Kamio Chowa made a flower shape with her hands, cupped her small face, and said with a smile, "I'm still a loyal fan of your books. I read the ending in one night, and after finishing it, I wanted to talk to the creator. Why did you arrange it this way? Don't you think it's too cruel that Ishigami-san put in so much effort, only to end up with such a tragedy?"

"This is a tragic story, but I don't think it's entirely a tragedy," Kirihara Akira said.

"In order to protect Hanaoka Yasuko, Ishigami defiled his soul, and a homeless man lost his life because of it. Even if the ex-husband got his just deserts, he was gone just like that."

So many people died, so many sacrifices were made, and with that foolish woman Yasuko Hanaoka walking right into her trap, everything turned to ashes, nothing was accomplished—that's the greatest tragedy of life.

Kirihara Akira said, "To accomplish nothing is a tragedy? That's a novel way of putting it."

"Life is constantly changing, and we should embrace change, whether it's good or bad," Kamio Chowa said with a smile. "It seems that Ishigami and Hanaoka Yasuko going to jail is a kind of change, but it was their fate that was decided from the very beginning."

"So what you actually like is the unexpected?" Kirihara Akira said.

"How boring is a life where everything is under control?" Kamio Chou looked at Mori Shizue and said, "Shizue-chan probably doesn't think that way. The Mori family's upbringing is to hold everything that can be controlled in your hands."

Mori Shizue nodded slightly, but did not respond.

She said, "Evil will be punished, which is actually a good thing."

"Evil will be punished," Kamio Chowa said meaningfully. "Who do you think is the good person in this story who corresponds to the evildoer?"

"Are you saying there are no bad guys in the story?" Shizue Mori asked, frowning.

"Although Hanaoka Yasuko is stupid, she is just a pitiful person who wants to escape her vicious ex-husband. Ishigami killed an innocent homeless man, but his starting point was to help a pitiful person."

This logic is undoubtedly flawed. Even Kamio Chowa, who said these words, doesn't seem to be hoping that this logic can convince anyone; it's more like she's trying to... infuriate people.

Mori Shizue shook her head and remained silent.

She's not the type to argue with people when provoked.

Kirihara Akatsuki picked up a pastry from the food cart next to her and muttered, "Doing something with good intentions doesn't necessarily mean it's a good deed."

"Is that so?" Kamio Chowa's attitude was neither confirming nor denying.

Her goal was to provoke Mori Shizue; no one knew what she was really planning.

Kirihara Akatsuki cut the conversation off, saying, "Only love can make someone willingly become a sinner despised by the whole world." *Note*

"But love itself is a kind of desire," Kirihara Akira said. "Desire incites war, induces aggression, and evokes betrayal. Love is no different from all desires. Love is love, and the things that love causes should be separated and defined separately."

Kamio Chowa looked at Kirihara Akira with a glint in her eyes.

Despite being humiliated, she wasn't angry. Instead, she let out a sigh that no one could understand, and said, "You're right. People like Ishigami deserve this kind of ending. That's the truth."

It's true that evil will be punished.