Practical teaching, all I want is your reward.

Today, Hiyori Shiina is also recommending her favorite novel to Tetsu Suzuki.

Do you have a book list?

"Of course there are, but I suggest you start with 'Whose Corpse?' If you like it, you won't be able to stop reading the whole series."

"Okay, I'll borrow books from the library before I go back."

"This library has a huge collection, and if you're not familiar with the layout, it might take you a long time," Shiina Hiyori said with an embarrassed smile. "Um, would you like me to help you find it?"

Originally, her backpack contained many personal books, such as works by Lawrence Block and Isaac Asimov.

However, Hiyori Shiina couldn't control herself and recommended it to Tetsu Suzuki a few days ago, and the latter finished reading it, so she had to recommend other novels instead.

"Isn't this too much trouble for you?" Suzuki Tetsu felt a little helpless about her boundless energy. This girl seemed to really have no one to talk to, so she just grabbed him and started talking.

"No, no, I was wondering if I'd caused you any trouble." Shiina Hiyori observed his reaction, not wanting to see any displeasure on his face.

"To be honest, although I'm a little unaccustomed to it, the novels you recommended are quite good, so it wouldn't hurt to have a few more. In fact, this is just right." Suzuki Tetsu didn't disappoint her, and a smile appeared on his face.

Perhaps influenced by his mood, Shiina Hiyori smiled happily as well, her girlish eyes crinkling.

"Thinking about it carefully, we seem to be friends now, right?" Suzuki Tetsu asked seemingly casually.

Hiyori Shiina whispered, "Actually, Suzuki-kun was the first friend from another class I met, and someone I could discuss novels with."

“You’re also the first classmate from another class with whom I can discuss novels.” Suzuki Tetsu smiled.

Kamuro Masumi, who was doing her homework next to him, couldn't help but purse her lips, "You don't even read novels normally, do you?"

Even so, she had to admit that Suzuki Toru's skill level was indeed quite high.

Despite being a literary girl like Shiina Hiyori, he was able to keep up with her conversation and even pique her interest.

It's terrifying that someone can finish a novel in two days and still have their own understanding of it.

Masumi Kamuro believed she couldn't do that; making her finish a book in two days would be worse than killing her.

But so what?

She reported everything Suzuki Toru had done to Shiina Hiyori to Sakayanagi Arisu without hesitation.

The only person capable of dealing with Suzuki Toru is someone equally despicable and cunning, and without a doubt, Sakayanagi Arisu is the perfect candidate.

However, at that moment, a noisy argument suddenly broke out not far away.

"Damn it, you're the one who stole my things!"

"Wait, wait a minute, I don't remember having this in my bag!!"

So, everyone in Class B is a thief!

The girl's shout drew the attention of almost the entire library, including Suzuki Toru.

Several girls were standing in front of the students from Class B. One of them was glaring angrily at the students from Class B, while opposite her was another girl who looked bewildered and at a loss.

Several schoolbags were on their table, looking somewhat messy, as if they had just been opened and inspected.

For some reason, Shiina Hiyori's expression changed when she saw those girls.

Suzuki Tetsu didn't miss her reaction and tentatively asked, "They seem to be students from Class C?"

"Well, Manabe and Yamashita in the class..." Shiina Hiyori paused, then didn't continue.

"It seems your class had a minor conflict with Class B." Suzuki Toru stared at the students of Class B, among whom was Ichinose Honami, but the leader of Class B seemed stunned and showed no reaction.

Although no one knew what had happened, the students from Class C were being aggressive towards Class B, and Class B was powerless to resist. Some of the girls looked like they were about to cry.

No, Ichinose, were you just watching from the sidelines?

Thinking of this, Suzuki Toru sighed and then stood up.

"What are you doing?" Kamuro Masumi noticed his movements.

"As a student council member, I have to step in and stop this kind of dispute. After all, it's a public place, and we can't let it continue."

As he spoke, Suzuki Tetsu glanced around but didn't see Ryuen Sho. He only saw a few students who looked like they were from Class C observing the situation.

Is this an attempt to deliberately minimize one's influence and disguise it as a sudden event?

As Suzuki Tetsu walked towards Class B and Class C, Kamuro Masumi couldn't help but look at Shiina Hiyori beside her.

Aren't you planning to go and take a look?

To her question, Hiyori Shiina shook her head: "I rarely participate in class activities and I'm not interested in them."

Kamuro Masumi found it strange; how could this be called a class action?

Your class is about to fight with Class B, so at least you should watch the show, right?

Could this be a euphemism for someone being withdrawn?

Just as Kamuro Masumi was thinking this, Shiina Hiyori inexplicably stared at her homework and then kindly told her something.

"You made a mistake in part of this question; your approach is incorrect, making it difficult to calculate the correct answer."

Masumi Kamuro crossed out her solution process expressionlessly and said stiffly, "I already knew the answer to this problem; I was just trying to deduce a new problem-solving technique."

Shiina Hiyori said apologetically, "I thought you were Suzuki-kun's friend, so... I'm sorry, I shouldn't have taken it upon myself to give you advice."

Seeing her like this, Kamuro Masumi felt a little embarrassed. She had only been being stubborn and didn't know how to respond.

How exactly does Toru Suzuki deal with people like this?

Chapter 76 There's a Thief in Class B

"Heh, I didn't expect there to be a thief in your Class B!"

Faced with Shiho Manabe's questioning, Asako Amakura looked at her blankly, then looked to Honami Ichinose for help.

However, Honami Ichinose was not much better off at this moment, standing there blankly without moving.

“How could Mako-chan be a thief!” Chihiro Shiraha retorted softly.

"You say it isn't, and that's it?" Manabe Shiho scoffed, then brandished the bracelet on her wrist. "This was found in her bag. If she wasn't a thief, why would she have my things?"

Net Warehouse Mako was dumbfounded and couldn't help but say, "I have no idea why your bracelet was in my bag, I have absolutely no recollection of it!"

“Yeah, we were just about to help you look for the bracelet,” Chihiro Shiraha said, mustering her courage to support her friend.

Manabe Shiho and the others suddenly came to their Class B area, saying that they felt they had left something nearby this morning and wanted to find it.

Since they were all first-year students, they were naturally happy to help.

However, Shiho Manabe rejected their suggestion and, because she couldn't find the bracelet, suspected that they had taken it.

In order to prove their innocence, the students of Class B had no choice but to let Class C check their backpacks and clothing pockets.

Thinking that this would quickly dispel the other party's misunderstanding, Shiho Manabe found a bracelet in Asako Amakura's schoolbag.

Because it was tucked inside a book, Asako Amakura didn't even realize there was a bracelet in her bag.

"Who knows what you're thinking? If I hadn't had to check your bags, I might have actually been fooled by you guys from Class B." Shiho Manabe sneered, looking like she had finally caught a cunning suspect.

Several girls from Class C were standing next to her; they looked intimidating and had the air of delinquent girls.

"No, I really don't know what happened. Maybe something went wrong..." Net Warehouse Mako tried desperately to explain, but she couldn't think of any reason to prove herself.

"Stop talking nonsense! I'm going to tell the teacher!" Shiho Manabe glared at her fiercely. "This bracelet is worth five thousand points. What if it goes missing? A thief like you needs to be taught a lesson!"

Netkura Mako didn't know how to explain, and her eyes dimmed. She had already decided to accept her bad luck.

"Is it..." Ichinose Ho moved her lips, wanting to say something to help, but she felt an inexplicable sense of extreme fear in her heart.

Her legs go weak at the mere mention of the word "thief."

"What are you trying to say? You're not planning to cover up a thief, are you, Ichinose?" Shiho Manabe had been keeping an eye on Honami Ichinose from the beginning. As the leader of Class B, he might forcibly disrupt Class C's plans.

The person who was originally the most threatening has now strangely failed at the crucial moment.

Meeting Shiho Manabe's sharp gaze, Honami Ichinose felt somewhat dazed, as if she were seeing that scene again.

Just then, a familiar voice appeared beside them.

"I'm Suzuki from the student council. What are you doing here?"

Suzuki Tetsu first looked at Manabe Shiho, the girl who seemed to be the leader. She appeared to be a very ordinary gyaru (a type of sassy girl), with a hint of smugness in her eyes.

The other party only has a few wishes, which can be ignored.

So, his gaze turned to the suspected thief, Ayakura Mako. Compared to the former, this girl was quite eye-catching. Her high ponytail made her look particularly youthful and energetic, with only a few strands of hair falling down, unable to cover her clean and fair neck.

Although she couldn't compare to Honami Ichinose's figure, she wasn't too slender either. Her plump little chest was no less impressive than that of her peers, which aroused much imagination.

Especially her slightly fleshy thighs, with their plump and delicate lines, don't appear particularly soft, but rather have a healthy and elastic feel. Even without touching them, one can imagine how wonderful they must feel.

[I want to run with Asako Amakura], [Hug Asako Amakura], [Hehehe, I'll defile Ichinose in front of her], [Lick Asako Amakura's jade feet raw], [Confess to her], [Place her next to Ichinose]...

It's obvious that Asako Amakura has more desires than Shiho Manabe.

But now, her delicate features were tinged with a hint of grievance, her eyes glistening with tears, and she was clutching her skirt tightly with a sense of helplessness.

Tsk, only those who have wronged you will know how aggrieved you are.

"A student council member?" Shiho Manabe's lips curled into a smug smile. "You've come at the right time. This guy's a thief. Can the student council handle this?"

As she spoke, she winked at Toru Suzuki.

Such hints should not be made in front of the victim, lest the other party immediately notice the problem.

However, the students in Class B seemed oblivious to Shiho Manabe's hint, and instead tried to explain to Toru Suzuki the reason, wanting to clear Asako Amakura of suspicion.

Through their varied explanations, Suzuki Toru roughly understood the cause and effect.

In short, Shiho Manabe lost her bracelet, turned around and saw the people from Class B sitting in her old seat. She then forcibly searched the people from Class B and eventually found her lost bracelet among them.

"So, your current demand is for the student council to punish Amakura?" Suzuki Tetsu asked.

"Should these criminals be punished? Or is the student council going to cover up thieves and let them continue to run rampant?" Shiho Manabe skillfully hijacked the entire student council.

"No, I'm not a thief, I didn't touch her things at all!" Netkura Mako's face was pale. She couldn't understand the situation at all. Why would the other person's things be in her backpack?

Suzuki Toru looked at Ichinose Honami, whose face was also deathly pale; he was probably suffering from PTSD from theft again.