Am I being simulated by their love affair.

Chapter 25 Jun Matsue's Dream Begins Here

Tomatsu Tomoka and Mochizuki Haruka were both huddled in their beds, holding their breath and listening intently to Miyamura Aya talking next door.

"I don't think those two are suitable for Chun-ge." The girl said firmly, "They both taste weird."

"Cai-chan is not a puppy, so you shouldn't trust your nose too much." The director's grandmother smiled.

The two of them began to move around in the bed and smell their own scent, which was obviously very good.

"I ran into the charity performance team when I came back at noon. I felt that the sister leading the team was quite nice, she was a good woman!"

The two thought about the same thing until they fell asleep: to reduce Yamami Maki's contact with Matsueda Jun in the future.
The next morning, Tomatsu Tomoka lifted the quilt and stretched, revealing her flat belly and her fair skin highlighted by her neckline.

Mochizuki Yao was curled up under another quilt, still sleeping soundly.

She walked outside and saw Jun Matsueda jogging around the orphanage outside the fence. When she arrived at the cafeteria for breakfast, Jun Matsueda was already sitting with the others. His hair was covered with water, probably because he had just taken a shower.

"Jun-kun got up very early." Tomatsu Tomoka sat down opposite Matsueda Jun.

"When I was at the welfare home, I had to conduct inspections every morning to eliminate any hidden dangers in the surrounding area." Jun Matsueda took a bite of the fried egg.

The little girl sitting next to him looked up at him, her eyes full of admiration. This was her prince.

Halfway through breakfast, Mochizuki Haruka walked in, rubbing her eyes. She subconsciously walked over to Matsueda Jun and wanted to sit on his lap, but when she saw Tomatsu Tomoka sitting across from her, she came to her senses and found another place to sit.

Matsueda Jun glanced at Mochizuki Haruka. She lowered her head to eat breakfast, and only her small ears, red like maple leaves, could be seen.

After breakfast, Jun Matsueda went to the dean's office first to report his recent situation to the dean's grandmother.

He went on and on about his current academic performance, his ranking within the school, his competition preparation, his summer job plans, and so on.

The old woman sat in the rocking chair, not saying a word, nodding silently. She waited until Matsueda Jun finished his report before she spoke.

"Xiaochun, I don't have anything to worry about you anymore. It was thanks to you that Yuji got through yesterday. After all, I'm old now, and this kind of problem can only be solved by a brother like you."

"Now, I'm just worried that you're working too hard. Don't put all the pressure on yourself, okay?"

Jun Matsueda smiled shyly.

Thick clouds blocked the sunlight. Today was a rare day in summer when the weather was suitable for going out. Jun Matsueda took the two guests for a walk around the welfare home.

"There's a small park here with some recreational facilities. I used to bring Cai-chan and the others here to play."

"That's the primary school closest to the orphanage. I also went to school there."

The three of them walked over and saw a photo of Jun Matsueda on the bulletin board at the school gate. Jun Matsueda was a small figure, still very short, holding a baton and wearing a red ribbon on his head.

"So cute!" Tomatsu Tomoka couldn't help but moan.

"Come to think of it, almost all the schools and alleys around here have traces of my battles." Jun Matsueda sighed as he looked at the dark corner not far away.

"Fight?" Mochizuki Haruka began to ask, without taking his eyes off the photo of young Matsueda Jun.

"Well, children in welfare homes will more or less be bullied by their peers. Now it's my turn to step in and enforce justice." Matsueda Jun clenched his fist and showed it to the two of them.

"Jun-kun was still young at that time, right? Wouldn't he be unable to defeat him?" Although the incident had long passed, Tomatsu Tomoka was still a little worried.

"One-on-one fights aren't a big problem, but if there are too many of you, you'll still get beaten up." "Who have hit you before?" Mochizuki Haruka pretended to look at her phone, preparing to send a message.

"I have forgotten it a long time ago. Besides, if I was beaten, I would go straight to the teacher to complain. I am an excellent student and the teacher will not let them go." Jun Matsueda smiled brightly.

"But if this goes on for a long time, we will make enemies." Tomatsu Tomoka frowned.

"So after I entered junior high school, I never did it openly again."

"What about secretly?"

"Then a legend began to spread around the area. There was a guy wearing a baseball cap and a mask, dressed all in black, roaming around the nearby school. It was said that he was a juvenile delinquent who had committed murder and had escaped to this area. He was ruthless and only picked fights with bad boys. He had no rivals."

"During the three years I was in junior high school, the juvenile crime rate in the neighborhood dropped by more than 60 percent. The Public Security Bureau should give me a banner." Jun Matsueda gave a thumbs up to show his worth.

"It's still too dangerous." Tomatsu Tomoka sighed, and Mochizuki Haruka nodded in agreement.

"There's nothing I can do." Matsueda Jun suddenly broke into a run, quickly stepped onto the wall in two steps, climbed up the wall with one hand and stood up. "This power is the reason I'm king!"

The three retreated before the security arrived, and Mochizuki Haruka and Tomatsu Touka took away all the photos of Matsueda Jun on the bulletin board.

"Matsueda, have you never thought about finding someone to adopt you before?" Mochizuki Haruka suddenly asked. She had originally considered asking her aunt to adopt Matsueda Jun as a "son-in-law."

Matsueda Jun continued walking, "You might not know this, but adoption is essentially prohibited in Japan. Children without care are sent to welfare institutions. So-called adoptions are 'special adoptions,'" he said. "Only 500 to 600 special adoptions are established each year, yet there are nearly 30,000 children living in welfare institutions."

Matsueda Jun had already researched these things. Japan has one of the highest adoption rates in the world, but over 90% of adoptees are young people in their twenties and thirties. This is related to their social culture and institutions.

"Of course, based on my conditions, a special adoption relationship is definitely possible. When I was in elementary and middle school, the presidents often came to me, but I rejected them."

Matsueda Jun continued, "As for why I refused. I originally thought about finding a wealthy person to adopt me and then quickly take over the business, but this still takes time. If I just use the pocket money given by my adoptive parents to support Aya-chan and the others, it actually doesn't make much sense."

"Because that's not what they really need. If I'm gone, who will protect them when they're bullied? If someone like Yuji is worried and doesn't want to talk to adults, won't he give up his future if I'm not by his side?"

“So I want to be their protector.”

The three of them walked into the orphanage again.

They quietly entered Yuji's room. The boy was still sleeping with a frown on his face. It seemed that he didn't sleep well last night.

"Why? Why did you abandon me like this?" He asked confusedly in his dream, and Matsueda Jun silently wiped away the tears from the corners of his eyes.

The three of them walked to the door and prepared to leave.

Jun Matsueda looked up and saw the sign of "Mitaka City Welfare Home".

"This is their dream, broken, dark, struggling and painful."

"So I must not do this. I must show them a golden, powerful, and warm dream."

"Tell them that even if this happens, we will go all the way."

"Walk to victory."

(End of this chapter)