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

Chapter 518 What else can we do in the future?
Jingle Bell.

With the ringing of the last bell of the semester, the final exams at Chengnan Private High School came to an end.

After leaving the classroom, Watanabe Yu walked home together with Amamiya Ayana and Hayakawa Yuki.

Ryoko, on the other hand, had finished her exams in the morning, so she went home early.

"Speaking of which, Ryoko finished half a day earlier than us. I'm so envious."

After walking for a while, Hayakawa Yuki quietly started the conversation.

She felt that ending the holiday half a day earlier meant having an extra half day of vacation. As a typical high school student, she desperately wanted the vacation to be longer and longer.

But looking back, it seems she doesn't have many days of vacation left to look forward to.

All high school students know that when the second semester of each academic year begins, the remaining semester will fly by, meaning she will soon be entering the busy senior year of high school.

Based on her observations of the senior high school students, she fears she won't be able to enjoy the same leisurely life as before.

As for Yu, he is a genius among geniuses, one of the few exceptions.

She even had a vague premonition, or perhaps an intuition? In short, she felt that next school year, when everyone's pressure increased and they couldn't even breathe, You would be even more at ease.

After all, the latter did say that he had tried to schedule a fuller study time.

"What's there to envy?"

Watanabe Yu asked with some doubt.

He just wanted to go home early. In his opinion, as long as it wasn't an early holiday, there was no question of 'envy'. Even if Ryoko had an early holiday, he wouldn't feel envious.

The reason is simple: once this semester is over, the next semester will be the final sprint before college entrance exams. Just thinking about it is enough to make one's scalp tingle.

Although the idea of ​​"happy education" is popular abroad, the problem is that if you want to go to higher education, you have to put in a lot of effort, both in terms of time and money.

Both conditions are indispensable.

Of course, there are occasionally one or two geniuses who can ignore money and become self-taught by relying on other people's tutoring materials.

However, those are extremely rare cases.

"I hope I can get home early."

Hayakawa Yuki raised an eyebrow and gave her answer as a matter of course.

In her opinion, this is the most enviable thing, especially when everyone else in the school has to attend classes, but one person doesn't.

The feeling of everyone else being in jail while 'I'm' happily having fun is truly indescribable.

"You'll be able to get home earlier, but Ryoko will have a very tough time next semester."

Ayana Amamiya joined the discussion.

Her thoughts were even quite the opposite. The current "early dismissal" was just a symbolic "sweetness," and compared with the sprint that the senior students would face next semester, she felt that this sweetness was too little.

"I'm envious of that too."

Hayakawa Yuki snorted, giving an expression that said, "I don't care."

Her thoughts never changed. Whatever happens in the future, at least she's comfortable now, and that's enough.

"why?"

Watanabe Yu looked at her with some curiosity.

In his mind, Yuki shouldn't be that kind of person.

What Yuki could envy were probably only the delicious-looking desserts photographed by others on a nice day, and the pretty clothes she bought while shopping.

"Sooner or later I'll have to go through that, so rather than going through it later, I'd rather go through it sooner. Rather than having the sword of Damocles hanging over my head, I'd rather just stick my neck out and let it cut me."

Hayakawa Yuki pouted slightly and said these words naturally.

Rather than waiting anxiously, she preferred to take the initiative and go to meet them.

What if?
Right.

"So happy?"

Watanabe Yu looked at her with some surprise.

"It's not about whether it's pleasant or unpleasant, but whether you stick your neck out or not, you'll get stabbed anyway, so you might as well just accept it and recover faster afterwards."

Hayakawa Yuki shook her head, correcting Yu's statement.

"As expected of you."

The young lady gave a thumbs up.

Every word Yuki said was unexpected to her, and she really hadn't thought that Yuki would have such a 'self-destructive' side.

But thinking about it, it's normal. Aunt Shangzi's personality is like that too. She has a love-struck side, but she's also decisive. Otherwise, Aunt Shangzi wouldn't have chosen to get a divorce to cut her losses in time.

If it were someone with a typical love-struck mindset, they would probably stick to that path to the end, and it's really hard to say what would happen then.

"What's so special about that? Compared to you guys, I'm still far behind."

Hayakawa Yuki pouted, then suddenly changed the subject as if she had just remembered something, "By the way, Ayana, are you going back next semester?"

According to the initial negotiations between China Private Academy and their school, the exchange program was for one semester.

If nothing unexpected happens, Ayana will have to return to Chinana Private Academy next semester.

In other words, next semester, she will be the only one left who will be Yu's classmate and deskmate. In addition, Ryoko will go to Tokyo University next year, leaving only her and him in the entire Seonan Private High School. She will then be able to 'exclusively possess' him.

Coupled with such high academic pressure, it goes without saying that their relationship will quickly heat up, and this will become a precious memory for her and You.

As for Ayana, who was going back to China Private Academy, she wished her good luck. Although she was still very reluctant to see her go, there was nothing she could do. These kinds of things between schools were beyond her control.

"That's the theory."

Speaking of this, the young lady of the Holy Maiden suddenly became interested. She changed the subject and said the second half of the sentence with a smile, "But the word 'theoretically' does not apply to me."

The old principal still owes her a favor.

Moreover, once the semester's grades are released, she will have the confidence to talk to the principal again.

The fact that the top student from China Private Academy also gets the top student at other schools speaks volumes, doesn't it?

If all else fails, she has a last resort.

When it came time for the final exams, she went back to China Private Academy to take them.

Don't say things like the learning atmosphere is different or the teaching pace is different. As the top private academy in China, these issues have never been a problem.

"You mean you can continue as an exchange student?"

Watanabe Yu tilted his head, somewhat surprised.

By the end of the semester, he had gotten used to having her around.

During their conversation, the three of them crossed the second, and largest, intersection.

They were quite lucky; they didn't encounter any red lights along the way, and the pedestrian crossings were always clear with green lights.

"correct."

Ayana Amamiya nodded slightly, giving an affirmative answer.

Actually, Mr. Troll wasn't the only one who got used to going to school together; she did too.

The feeling of going to school with people around her was so much better than the feeling of going to school alone before.

"Will the school agree?" Hayakawa Yuki frowned.

She felt this couldn't be taken so lightly. After all, this was China Private Academy. Even if Ayana's grades were excellent, would the principal really allow Ayana to act recklessly?

Put yourself in her shoes. If she were the principal, she wouldn't easily let the top student in the grade stay out of the school. A semester's worth of recognition would be fine, but making it a permanent position would definitely not be an option.

"Will do."

The young lady, the saint, gave her answer again with great certainty.

She has considerable authority to speak on the issue of the principal; one can only say that she understands the other party very well.

"Really?"

Hayakawa Yuki was still a little skeptical, but looking at Ayana's confident expression, she was unsure.

"real."

Ayana Amamiya nodded again.

"That's good," Yuki echoed, her feelings inexplicably complicated. However, she didn't dwell on it any further and changed the subject. "By the way, have you made any progress on the new song?"

"I've prepared two songs for now. One will be more classic, and the other will be more modern."

Watanabe Yu took their hands and led them a little further to the inside of the sidewalk.

After the middle school students on bicycles sped past them, he let go of their hands, and the three of them walked side by side on the crosswalk again.

The other person was driving against traffic, but it seems no police arrested them, which is a pity.

Which one do you think is better?

Yuki Hayakawa believed that the best of the best should be chosen.

Since you have this talent, there's no need to tarnish your reputation.

You know, Jay is a golden brand now.

"I think they each have their own characteristics. If I really have to say which one is better, it's like what I just said: one is more classic and the other is more trendy."

Watanabe Yu shrugged.

If he really wanted to, he could have kept taking it out, but considering that it would be too shocking, he held back.

"You mean record two songs?"

Yuki Hayakawa's eyes lit up, but she immediately realized the problem, "Wouldn't it be bad to release two songs at the same time? They'll steal each other's popularity."

Most singers release songs one by one, apart from albums. Releasing them together for too long can easily cause the songs to compete for popularity, ultimately resulting in no one benefiting.

Moreover, it's not that the higher the quality of the song, the less likely this situation will occur; quite the opposite, the higher the quality of the song, the more severe this situation becomes.

Because everyone wants to compete to see who has the best.

"Hmm, if we record two songs, we'll have music to upload next month." Watanabe paused, as if realizing something, and said, "In a sense, we've finished our 'homework' ahead of schedule."

He felt it wasn't necessary to upload them together.

Wouldn't it be better to send them separately?

"I just finished all my homework before the holiday started."

Yuki Hayakawa came up with a very apt analogy.

"Yes."

Watanabe Yu nodded.

"Isn't that great? Next month we can relax and have fun without having to worry about things here anymore."

She didn't quite understand what he meant.

"Yes, but the thought of recording two songs makes me a little lazy."

Watanabe Yu sighed and honestly told the truth.

The main reason is that the song is so classic that if he sings it poorly, he feels guilty for letting down the original singer.

This means he needs to record repeatedly, many times.

As for the other, more trendy song, it's one he likes; people will definitely pay attention to things they like.

and so……

The workload is enormous, as can be seen with the naked eye.

"Come on." Hayakawa Yuki glanced at him helplessly, exposing his true colors. "You always say that, but you can get into character very quickly during the actual recording."

To be honest, the speed at which someone got into the zone was faster than she had imagined.

In my mother's words, this is beyond the comprehension of most singers.

It's understandable if you're in a good state occasionally, or even three or four days a week. You're young, so your body is relatively young and your mind is active, making it easier for you to get into the zone. But the problem is, is it a bit much if you're in the zone seven days a week?

Even established singers need to prepare thoroughly before recording a new song. They don't have to go to extremes like burning incense and taking a bath, but they at least have to block out all social media and focus their attention on themselves in order to get into the right state of mind.

Someone like Yu, who walked into the recording studio in sneakers under the blazing sun and immediately produced a 95% perfect score, is unprecedented. Whether there will be anyone like him in the future depends on whether anyone can be more talented than him.

"That's because I wanted to finish recording as soon as possible, so you wouldn't get tired."

Watanabe Yu gave an awkward smile and began to look for an explanation.

“I don’t get tired of this kind of thing, I mean mentally.”

Hayakawa Yuki gave a soft hum, raised her smooth chin, and her blonde hair swayed gently with the movement.

"When do you and Ryoko plan to leave?"

Ayana Amamiya coughed lightly and joined the conversation.

It wasn't that she was afraid Watanabe Yu and Yuki would start arguing; she simply felt that the topic should end there, and there was no point in continuing it.

"After paying New Year's greetings..."

Yu Watanabe provided an answer.

He had already planned it out; once he had visited the relatives he needed to see, he would set off immediately.

Go early and come back early.

"Shall I call a driver for you?" Ayana Amamiya suggested. "It might not be so easy to find a car during the New Year period."

She can just have the driver from Yuna Company go.

As for the salary, five times the normal rate will do; that middle-aged man should be happy to accept it, since he wasn't contacted on New Year's Day.

"Ah."

Watanabe Yu nodded.

He doesn't have the habit of forcing himself to endure hardship, so having someone pick him up and drop him off would be ideal.

"And then..." the young lady drawled, a hint of teasing in her eyes, "Don't go too wild, and remember to bring us souvenirs!"

She understands Ryoko so well.

Given the personality of the latter 'succubus', she'll probably give someone a good talking-to.

Although Yu's health has always been good, it's best not to overdo it.

Otherwise, what will we do when we want to have children in the future?
(End of this chapter)