Tokyo: Who would still fall in love after being spoiled?

Chapter 76 If he becomes prime minister, Amano will be the Minister of Efficiency.

The next morning, Takeda left early again, carrying a messenger bag, an emergency folding umbrella and the iron lunch box - in the past, he would not bring anything with him when he went for morning exercises.

I'd go to the new park, run a few laps, and then work up a sweat before returning to my rental apartment. I'd either pack up my essential belongings or wait until he left to practice my vocalizations and dubbing lines.

But it was different today, or maybe it was different yesterday morning, but he just started to notice it this morning.

The gathering place for Mr. Igarashi's visiting group was set at the tram station closest to Kita-Sakura High School - this was something he didn't quite understand - and there was no need to discuss gifts or anything else together, so it was obviously more efficient for them to go their separate ways and gather in front of the hospital.

Shortly after Zhutian left, he also stepped out of the front yard of the rental house. Before leaving, he checked the indoor lights and electrical appliances, and did not forget to lock the door before leaving.

The old residential area is not far from the tram station, and even if you walk, you will arrive twenty minutes earlier than the meeting time.

Breakfast is still solved by exchanging points for butter bread.

He has been eating too much bread recently, and the traditional set meals on the island are not to his liking. He is looking for an authentic continental breakfast shop on the rating website, preferably one that has more than just buns, but also some pies and porridge.

As long as you have been there once, you can easily buy it in the points store, bypassing the filtering rules of selecting the nearest one.

Amano was wearing an apricot mid-length dress today with three-quarter sleeves, a polo collar, a bow tie tied with a thin dark brown satin ribbon on the chest, and a bow tied at the waist at the back.

The end of the long hair just stops at the waist knot.

The outfit is so cute—it’s hard to imagine that Amano would have worn or bought this outfit herself…

When he arrived at the meeting place, Sakurai was directing her to pose for photos, and Kimura and Kato were nowhere to be seen.

"Good morning." He saw Amano noticed him and greeted him.

"Good morning, Inoue-san."

"The dress is cute," he complimented, looking at it with all his heart. "It would be nice if I could just match it with the dark brown bow hairpin."

"I'm not used to hairpins." Amano's expression was calm, and he just nodded slightly. "Natori-senpai also gave the same advice."

"new clothes?"

"Ah."

It seemed like yesterday wasn't a deliberate lie to see him embarrassed; he was the one who actually embarrassed himself. "Good morning, Inoue-san—" Sakurai's greeting was drawn out, clearly meant to interrupt his conversation with Amano, to get between them with ulterior motives.

"How long will Kimura and Kato-san take?" He threw a question to Sakurai, looking around for a bench to rest.

"How would I know... There are still nearly twenty minutes until the gathering time."

"Kato-san still has two stops left." Amano looked at his phone and replied, then added after a moment, "Kimura-san is with her."

Very good. When he becomes prime minister in the future, he can consider letting Amano be the Minister of Efficiency.

He walked to a bench a few steps away from Amano and sat down, and saw two bouquets of flowers on the bench.

One bouquet is orchids and lilies, and the other bouquet is calla lilies.

"Is there a flower shop nearby?" Including Kimura and Kato, that would make five bouquets... too many.

"How would we know..." Sakurai replied subconsciously.

"Buy it for me?" Amano asked back - this man was even more of a psychopath.

But the implication is self-evident.

Two handfuls of flowers are enough.

He went to buy some oranges and grapes and gave them to his piano teacher, whom he had never met and who had never taught him anything.

Seven or eight minutes later, Kimura and Kato got off the train at their stop. Kimura brought a handkerchief with a white cat embroidered in the corner, somewhat similar to the black cat on her purse; Kato brought some snacks.

Another seven or eight minutes later, they finally got on the tram to the hospital. They boarded one after the other, with the four women occupying one side of the tram side by side. He hesitated for a moment and gave up the empty seat on the other side. He had to stand all the way, holding the handrail.

It was already nine o'clock in the morning when we arrived at the hospital.

When he stepped into the hospital gate, he saw Takeda before he saw Teacher Igarashi.

(End of this chapter)