Crossing over, and then being blocked by a rich JK.

Chapter 271 Their Conversation

Watanabe house, in the living room.

"So, what's the big deal?"

Ryoko Hamabe, who was sitting on the sofa, turned around and looked at Ayana Amamiya with a puzzled look on her face.

In her impression, after the matter of the Amemiya family came to a temporary end, there was nothing important that had to be discussed in person, let alone in such a hurry.

Fortunately, she had a good reputation in front of the teacher. After she said that there was something going on at home, the teacher did not delve into it and gave her a note of leave with certainty.

"Two things to be exact."

The Saint Lady raised two fingers.

It's just that because the fingers she raised were her middle and index fingers, it looked like she was making a "V" sign.

"Pfft."

Ryoko Hamabe, who was originally a little confused, couldn't help but laughed out loud.

Of course, it’s not that the Saint Lady’s expression is funny, but that a girl who is always known for her rationality and maturity suddenly started to make a “yeah” gesture. Even if that was not her original intention, it gave people an indescribable sense of contrast.

Well, it's pretty cute.

"Well, anyway, just understand the spirit!"

Amemiya Ayana coughed lightly.

She understood why Ryoko was laughing.

After all, she herself knew that the way she looked just now was exactly like she was making a serious "V" sign.

"Ahem, so, what's the first thing?"

Hamabe Ryoko suppressed her smile, sat up straight, and looked like she was listening attentively.

With this smile, the slight emotions she had in her heart disappeared.

"It's about Yuki-chan."

Amamiya Ayana met her gaze.

"Yuki-chan?"

Hamabe Ryoko frowned, not quite understanding what the Saint Lady meant.

"After returning from You's house, isn't everything fine with Yuki-chan?"

In her opinion, the matter ended there and was temporarily over.

Because they have given her the choice, how to choose is her business, not theirs.

"But Yuki-chan hasn't given an answer yet."

The Saint Miss uttered these words slowly.

"So what is it?"

Hamabe Ryoko became increasingly confused.

"Isn't Auntie coming this Friday? I mean, let's call Yuki over on Saturday so we can have dinner together."

Amamiya Ayana expressed her thoughts.

If it was something else about Yuki, she would have definitely told Ryoko on Line.

After all, everyone still has to go to class, and it’s almost the end of the semester, so the course schedule is already tight.

“…What’s the reason?”

Hamabe Ryoko was silent for a moment, her brows slightly furrowed.

When Xiao Yuki went to You's house before, she could understand the tolerance of the Saint Lady.

First of all, that was You's home, and You's parents were there too. They couldn't just start arguing with Yuki-chan, or make a big fuss and make no one happy.

Secondly, like all business negotiations, since this is the first time both parties are working together, you have to show sincerity, right?
——Ayana explained this to her.

"The reason... Well, let me put it this way, do you think Auntie will tell Yuki that she came to Tokyo?"

Amemiya Ayana tilted her head and gave Hamabe Ryoko a questioning look.

"I think..." Hamabe Ryoko hesitated, "It shouldn't be, right?"

To be honest, she herself was a little unsure.

"The answer is yes." The Saint Lady adjusted her sitting position and sat on the sofa in a more relaxed posture, "First of all, my aunt said that she would stay in Tokyo for a while.

"Just watching our lives here all this time? Do you think it's possible?"

If you just want to see how the three of them are doing here, then the problem can be solved in a few days. Why bother to say "stay for a while"?

"..."

Hamabe Ryoko shook her head and answered with action.

"Then it's over." Amamiya Ayana raised her eyebrows. "Even if we don't mention it then, Auntie will take the initiative to bring it up. It's something that has to be done sooner or later, so why don't we take the initiative?"

She has always been very proactive in this matter.

I won't wait until trouble comes before trying to find a solution. I will try to find a solution first and then go looking for trouble.

"If you follow this line of thought... well, anyway, I have no objection."

Hamabe Ryoko was convinced.

"Then this matter is ok. The remaining matter is about how to treat Yuki-chan."

The Saint Lady bowed slightly, picked up an orange from the fruit bowl on the coffee table, and began to peel it.

"There's no need to discuss this to this extent, right?"

"Why isn't it necessary? It seems to me that it's probably just a matter of time before Yuki-chan moves in."

"Her mother would never agree to that."

"really?"

“I don’t think he would agree.”

On this issue, Ryoko Hamabe claims to have a lot to say.

Yuki's mother is not the kind of person who will give in to her children in everything.

On the contrary, although she looks amiable, the amiable a person is, the more principled they are.

Once their principles are touched, their firmness will be far beyond expectations.

"Okay, take this as my opinion." Amamiya Ayana didn't insist, "What I mean is, if Yuki wants to ask Yu out, don't stop her, and don't act jealous when Yu answers.

"Be patient and wait until he comes back. It will be the same."

She had a very strong premonition.

The change in the relationship between Yuki and You will most likely happen in the near future, perhaps before her aunt comes, or perhaps after her aunt comes.

In short, there will be enough conclusion on this matter before March comes.

"But she hasn't given us an answer yet."

Hamabe Ryoko muttered quietly.

She felt that this was a bit too much.

This sincerity is really a bit too much.

"Would you like to make a bet?"

Amemiya Ayana cut the peeled tangerine in half and handed half to Hamabe Ryoko.

"Thank you. What's the bet?"

She thanked him and took it.

"Let's just bet on whether she will give us an answer today."

The Saint Lady turned her head and looked thoughtfully at the increasingly dark sky outside the window.

It is said that only women understand women best.