Real teaching, but diary flow

Relatively speaking, it has more meat and is further away from the bone, so it is indeed more tender.

But it still felt very ordinary.

Don't you know what your own hands feel like?

Honestly, I must have been incredibly bored to actually learn to do something like this.

If you want to kiss, isn't there someone right here?

Since we've already hugged and touched each other, one more kiss probably won't make a difference, right?

Ultimately, kissing is nothing more than a normal physical contact, only the parts of the body that touch are lips.

There's really no need to have too many fantasies about lips. Lips are just soft tissue that everyone has, merely an interface of mucous membranes, and nothing special about them.

Well, no big deal.

So... if you're just trying it out, there won't be any problems at all.

Kikyo Kushida pursed her lips repeatedly, moved slightly forward, and then turned around.

"Close your eyes." Not daring to look into Asakusa Tetsu's eyes, she turned her head slightly and raised her hand to wrap around his neck: "...I suddenly want to give you a reward."

Looking at the girl who seemed noticeably shy, Asakusa Tetsu was a little surprised:

"...Are you really in heat?"

Although he had anticipated some impact when he wrote in his diary, he really didn't expect it to actually develop like this.

"You're the one who's in heat!" Kushida Kikyo gave the same response as not long ago, and angrily let go of Asakusa Tetsu's hand, haphazardly covering Asakusa Tetsu's eyes with her left hand.

Although it doesn't actually block anything at all.

Taking a deep breath, she wrapped her right arm around his neck and leaned forward, pulling his head down.

And so, the unremarkable mucosal contact began.

The warm breath pattered directly onto her cheeks, and Kikyo Kushida could clearly feel her breathing become slightly erratic.

My head was buzzing, and I didn't know what I was thinking. I just subconsciously wanted to invade more.

The hand covering his eyes loosened, and then those eyes, at such close range, clearly revealed every detail to him.

Soft?

I don't know, but the moment she touched it, she seemed to stop caring about the sensation. Instead, other sensations kept flooding into her mind.

Is it sweet?

It does seem a bit sweet, but compared to being overly sweet, this sweetness is more like the slight aftertaste that appears when you occasionally take a sip of water.

More than the question of whether it's soft or sweet, it's probably the thrill of suddenly realizing that your heart is pounding and you're doing something really incredible.

Ah, the diary is right about one thing.

This feeling is truly intoxicating.

However, she still wanted to shout it out loud in her heart.

—Who says I have no one to kiss?!

Chapter 108 Horikita Suzune Doesn't Understand

"beep--"

After a long wait, the phone automatically disconnected.

"—Beep beep."

...Still no answer.

How many times has this happened?

Horikita Suzune took a deep breath, feeling a tightness in her chest.

Today's diary has been updated again, but instead of reading it with her, discussing the deeper meanings in the diary, trying to find the person behind the diary's oversights, and peeling back the layers to find that person's identity, Kikyo Kushida is completely ignoring the phone.

Moreover, this is not the first time this has happened.

Ever since she started turning down social gatherings invited by friends, ever since she started disappearing at unpredictable times.

It's as if she can't get in touch with Kikyo Kushida anymore.

What is this woman doing?

In other places, Horikita Suzune might have to worry about the other person's safety, but this is a highly intensive training school. What danger could students encounter here?

Frowning, Horikita Suzune grabbed her terminal, opened Kushida Kikyo's chat window, and typed out a string of questions.

What are you doing? Why aren't you answering the phone? Are you going to ignore my messages again? Aren't we friends?

The message I sent has been circulating online, but it's still in the 'unread' state.

It seems that Kikyo Kushida won't be replying anytime soon.

...It's not so much that it will be a short time, but rather that Kikyo Kushida won't respond to her messages at all.

Even after the unread status was changed to read, she simply maintained the read status without replying, elegantly ignoring her 'harassing messages'.

When she sends other messages, Kikyo Kushida responds as if nothing has happened.

The attitude was very clear.

"..." Horikita Suzune was helpless.

She was even a little overwhelmed.

After all, the concept of 'friend' is really too far removed from her. She really doesn't understand the boundaries of 'friendship' or the appropriate distance between friends.

Perhaps sometimes she gets too close, and sometimes she seems too far away.

I don't understand...

Scratching her head, Horikita Suzune gave up on continuing the phone call.

She has already made several calls, and the messages are all unread, so it's unlikely that she will be able to get through to him anytime soon.

Let's read the diary first.

Based on the diary's entries over the past fifty days, since today is the midterm exam, the other person should probably stop using trivial matters to fill the day's diary entries and write down some useful information.

Feeling a slight headache, Horikita Suzune rubbed her temples and opened her diary.

Then, the words in the diary dealt her a heavy blow.

Good news! I've got a girlfriend!

"......ha?"

Horikita Suzune frowned, stopped reading the diary, and repeatedly checked whether the diary in her hand was the one she had been reading these past few days.

But whether you flip back to the previous diary or look at the cover that is exactly the same as in your memory, there is no doubt that this is indeed the diary you have always kept.

But, girlfriend...?

Feeling slightly uncomfortable, Horikita Suzune endured the discomfort and continued reading her diary.

Suppress your doubts for now, and sort out your thoughts after you've finished reading.

'If you like someone, go for it,' 'How to have a relationship,' 'Kissing'...

"...He insulted me again." Horikita Suzune muttered softly, staring at the turning point after the kiss.

Although no names were mentioned this time, it was still a roundabout way of saying that no one liked him.

So what if nobody likes it! Does nobody like eating your rice?!

Did you really need to write such a long, nonsensical string of words to subtly insult me?

Even I could find a boyfriend if I wanted to.

Horikita Suzune was confident in her appearance; she knew that if she just waved her hand, those shallow guys would swarm around her like flies.

But there's no need. She doesn't need a boyfriend, much less a relationship.

As for those little tricks like using your fingers to mimic the feeling of kissing, absolutely not!

She didn't care or care at all about what kind of kiss felt like cotton candy or was as sweet as honey.

If you want to eat cotton candy, why not just buy some? If you want to eat honey, why not buy some to eat?

Why do we have to kiss?

Horikita Suzune shook her head vigorously and continued turning the pages of the book.

Finally, the kissing ended, and what followed was the 'serious business' she had been looking forward to.

That is, the midterm exam.

The exam itself is no big deal. Horikita Suzune has never doubted her academic ability. Even though she has adjusted her plans and reduced the time she spends studying, her academic ability is still consistently among the top.

...Although she still hasn't figured out what she'll do with the extra time she's freed up.

In short, there is absolutely no possibility that she will fail.

The students in the class are the ones who should be worried about failing their exams or being expelled.

but......

It's points again.

The idea that 'points are everything' seems to have been repeated countless times.

Both the diary and the tea stalk Sae have repeatedly emphasized this point.

Personal points are very important.

But... so it turns out that the punishment of expulsion can be cancelled?

And even exam scores can be traded...

Is there any fairness in this?

...No, she was too naive. In the end, this school was never fair to begin with.

The words "connections" mentioned in her diary flashed through her eyes, and Horikita Suzune suddenly felt that the idea of ​​using points to buy exam scores wasn't so hard to accept.

only......

Even if I say all this, it's no use!

She hasn't earned a single penny yet!

Being broke is so painful.

Consumption levels have shrunk dramatically, and people don't even dare to entertain the thought of spending any extra money.

Not to mention buying other people's points to make them fail.

Ultimately, what's the point of this, other than using your own points to offset the losses of others?

If you buy someone else's score, do you think they won't know you bought it? Do you really think they'll just obediently let you make them fail and get expelled?

...That doesn't necessarily mean it.

After thinking for a moment, Horikita Suzune suddenly realized that her train of thought had regressed a few steps, and her brain began to work on itself a little.

Although the diary did not explicitly state it, it is not hard to imagine that buying points definitely involved spending money to avoid being expelled.

If, for example, a class like D couldn't even scrape together a few cents, or a class like D with many students hovering around the passing mark...

So, does that mean that as long as you buy one or two points... you can easily get someone expelled from school?

Chapter 109 She Believed

Class D is in danger.

Or rather, the group that failed is in danger.

If someone in another class sees the diary... for example, if Sakayanagi Arisu starts taking action, they could very well be expelled.

Looking at the words in the diary, Horikita Suzune suddenly realized this.

but......