Tokyo girls have a big problem

Chapter 134 The Girl? "I know a little," Aoyama Osamu replied.
The Sunny Day Band continued practicing.

Although it seemed a bit deliberate, it finally came to life, like a little turtle waking up from hibernation but occasionally falling asleep again.

Aoyama left the clubroom and headed to the student council room.

As an agent, he has his own job.

"The Sunny Day Band would like to apply for the right to perform freely on campus in appropriate locations after school from today until the 26th," he said.

“I knew it, he wouldn’t come looking for me unless there was something wrong.” Miyako Yaeko looked away from him.

The secretary adjusted her glasses.

Qingshan Li didn't say anything.

“I agree,” said Miyako Yaeko.

"Thank you."

"There's one more thing. Tell your sister that as a reward for selling me the copyright, as long as her grades don't drop and she performs well at the cultural festival, she can choose between a recommendation from the University of Tokyo or Kyoto University."

Mika Ono has a chance to succeed if she studies hard.

But getting a recommendation and avoiding the hellish preparation process is certainly better.

There are too many unexpected things that can happen during exams; physical condition and psychological problems can all affect performance.

"Is my sister eligible?" Aoyama asked.

“Kaiming is a private school, so I make the decisions. As long as your sister doesn’t repeat a year in college, there won’t be any problems.”

If a student who is admitted to university through a recommendation fails a course or repeats a year, the high school will lose its recommendation quota.

"What are the criteria for outstanding performance at the cultural festival?" Aoyama Osamu pressed for details.

“I think,” Yaeko Miyagi replied.

"What do you think?" Aoyama Risa paused for a moment. "Then what do you think constitutes excellence?"

"What do you think?"

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"Among the parents of students at Kaiming High School, there are professional musicians. The school invites them to serve as judges for music performances. If they are satisfied with the performance of the Sunny Band, it is considered excellent."

It's quite difficult.

Given the current level of the Sunny Band, gaining the satisfaction of professionals is much more difficult than Mika Ono getting into the University of Tokyo on her own.

But this is also an opportunity, and no matter how difficult it is, there's no reason to let it go.

Aoyama returned to the Sunny Day Band club and told the girls that their application had been approved.

He didn't mention the recommendation, planning to tell Ono Mika alone after school.

"Now that the application has been approved, let's start performing outside tomorrow." Jian Shangai crossed her arms, exuding an elegant and refined air.

“Yes!” Despite their fear, the girls nodded at the end of the month.

"There are still three days until the performance, everyone keep going!" Akika Agasa encouraged the audience.

That evening, during dinner, Aoyama Risa brought up the matter of recommending him for admission.

"That's too difficult!" Ono Mizuki exclaimed in surprise.

“I think,” Ono Mika said to herself, “if it’s not difficult, Miyako Yaeko is worried that I won’t accept it.”

That's most likely the case.

Rather, Miyako Yaeko's answer wasn't about gaining the musician's approval, but rather, "If it's not too fake, will Ono Mika still accept it?"
It's a transaction, but she'll treat it as charity.

"Do you want to accept it?" Aoyama asked.

"Of course I want to try!" Ono Mika didn't refuse. "This qualification cost you a lot of money!"

"Besides, we're supposed to work hard for the cultural festival anyway, right?" Mizuki Ono added.

That's how it was decided.

When Ono Mika takes a bath at night, Aoyama Riku can hear her singing.

Enjoying life.

well.

"Mizuki, aren't you unhappy in the choir? Have you thought about quitting?" Aoyama Osamu asked again, showing concern for his younger sister's life.

"Everyone says quitting the club is a hassle," said Mizuki Ono, blowing her hair.

The scents of shampoo and shower gel, mixed with the fragrance of a young girl, continuously flooded Aoyama Risa's sense of smell.

Wearing pajamas makes the body look more supple and alluring.

"Do you want to be with me?" Aoyama asked.

"Huh?" Ono Mizuki turned off the hairdryer, wondering if she had misheard.

"I might as well not join any clubs and just drift around like I do."

"I'm thirsty, could you get me a glass of water?" Ono Mizuki continued drying her hair.

Aoyama got up to pour water.

Mizuki Ono joined the choir club to save money, but that at least proves she doesn't dislike clubs focused on vocal performance.

sound
What are some clubs or organizations related to sound?
Does the broadcasting department count?

While thinking, Aoyama Ryo took out his phone and opened the information.

The materials were compiled by Jian Ai when I was in the Department of Philosophy Studies in Athens.

The debate club? Probably not.

Rakugo (traditional Japanese storytelling) club probably isn't one either; the focus of such clubs is on having fun. What about the K-On! club? To be determined.

Oh? There's a detective novel research club? If they're having club activities today, they're probably discussing "Detective A," right?

Wait a minute, this isn't the time to think about these random things. Right now, I can only think about Ono Mizuki!

Voice actor department?
"Mizuki, how's the voice acting department?" Aoyama Osamu returned with three glasses of water.

"No!" Ono Mizuki refused outright. "Why is one of the drinks without ice?"

She changed to another cup.

“Isn’t Mika getting her period?” Aoyama said.

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"Why are you looking at me like I'm a pervert? I know it's normal for you two to get your periods at certain times, right?"

"Brother, go and get the bamboo knife."

It's gotten to this point, and they still have to get the tools themselves when they're being beaten.

"Do you remember?" Aoyama Rika took a sip of water. "When you were little, whichever of you had your period would always rush to be the last to wash. I found it strange at the time, but I gradually understood and remembered it."

"I'll forget about it right away. Oh well, it's better if you remember it, it'll be more convenient," Mizuki Ono muttered.

"Mizuki, tell me, which club do you really want to join?" Aoyama Ryo looked at her.

"So annoying."

"I beg you."

"I'll beat you up."

"Pretty Moon Girl."

"Oh dear, I can't do anything with you. Actually, I quite like acting."

what?
"It has nothing to do with sound?" Aoyama asked.

"What does this have to do with sound?" Ono Mizuki looked at him strangely.

Aoyama Ryo finally understood why reading detective novels never seemed to work for him.

He estimated his reasoning ability to be at the level of Genta from "Detective Conan"—that chubby elementary school student.

“Then let’s go to the drama club,” said Aoyama Risa.

"I already said that quitting the department midway will lead to isolation."

"What if I forged a medical record? Say you can't continue singing, especially songs for the choir?"

“Brother, I think you don’t even need to fake your medical records to look sick.” Ono Mizuki glanced at him.

“I’ve come to talk to Ms. Kuze-on; we’ve known each other for a long time,” said Aoyama Rido.

Actually, it mainly relied on Miyako Yaeko.

"You're so annoying!" Ono Mizuki said impatiently.

This means, "Go ahead and try. If you succeed, she'll do it reluctantly; if you fail, it means, 'I already said I didn't want to.'"

Aoyama Osamu's understanding of the Ono sisters goes far beyond just menstruation!

Drama Club.
During the three-person study session, Aoyama Risa excused himself to go to the restroom and sent a message to Mikami Ai from the bathroom.

[Aoyama Osamu: How's the drama club?]

A time for urinating has passed.

Are you taking a shower? Or studying? Or are you already asleep?

etc--

[Aoyama Rika: Good evening, see you there.]

[See Shangai: Good evening, Aoyama-kun]

Reply instantly!

People who can use the term 'dog training' are probably good at it themselves!
—Green Mountain, be careful not to meet someone you love!
[Aoyama Osamu: How's the drama club?]

[See Love Online: I didn't go either. The Sunny Day Band's performance is over. Let's go see them together next week.]

[Aoyama Osamu: Tomorrow]

[See Love Online: What's it for this time? Mizuki?]

[Aoyama Ryou: Shall we go?]

[See Love Online: You could have gone by yourself, but you insisted on asking me to come along. Do you like me?]

I just want to take advantage of your identity—this line isn't finished yet.

[See Love: We're Just Friends]

[Aoyama Rika: Yes, yes, yes]

[See you after school tomorrow.]

If it weren't for the worry that something strange might happen in the drama club, such as chaotic interpersonal relationships or seniors bullying juniors, Aoyama Ritsu wouldn't have bothered to meet with Kami!
living room.

"Let's make some spinach tomorrow," Mika Ono suggested.

"Why?" Ono Mizuki asked.

"Does it seem like you're constipated?"

(End of this chapter)