I'm a teacher in Tokyo!

huh?

Kayako seemed to realize that she had made things worse by explaining herself, so she quickly added, "My teacher and I have always slept in separate rooms."

"Well, I see."

You've been sleeping in separate rooms, and you've already established a relationship, but you haven't taken that final, sacred step yet, right?

Mr. Yoshizaki is indeed a very gentle person, and he certainly wouldn't lay a hand on Kayako, who is still a student. But in any case, the matter is settled.

Pshaw, it's not that I need him to look at me or anything, I don't care about that.

Tomie blushed with embarrassment and ran away as if fleeing after class.

If I apologize myself, wouldn't I lose face as the boss in front of everyone?

She could apologize in private, but not in front of so many people, so she could only pretend to ignore it.

Rie Moriya immediately jumped up from the spot, all her previous grievances instantly vanishing like dark clouds. She pointed to her chest, her joy clearly visible: "This...this is a gift that the boss bought especially for me?"

Well, Kayako, who was initially curious about what the gift was, was somewhat disappointed.

"You brought me back a gift from your trip? Waaaaah, I..."

For some reason, the eldest brother seemed worried from the start of the day, and his style of dress had also changed. Moriya Rie was curious about what had happened to him.

Oh, poor Tomie, if only I were a man...

Hearing this, Rie Moriya felt a pang of sadness; she hadn't gone on the previous trip herself.

The eldest sister and Kayako and the others played Ouija board games there, while she was all alone at school... Thinking about it, she felt even more aggrieved, and she pouted and remained silent.

She put aside her terrible thoughts and asked curiously.

Upon hearing this, Tomie breathed a sigh of relief, but still pretended to be impatient and said, "Hmph, I just bought some things for you on a whim because they were cheap."

At that moment, Mako seemed to notice Rie Moriya's unusual behavior, and she suddenly said, "Tomie-san, didn't you say you were going to bring Rie Moriya a gift when you were at the villa?"

And that was it.

There's also a faint, subtle scent of lavender.

Rie Moriya was taken aback by those words, then lowered her head with a hint of grievance.

To be frank, she wanted to lick it.

It's even possible that she changed her clothes to cater to Yoshizaki-sensei's preferences.

Thinking of this, she said in an unfriendly tone:

"I can wear whatever I want! Do I need to report to you?"

"Why don't you take it out?"

If we take Tomie as an example, it would be like Yoshizaki-sensei suddenly saying that he has always loved her for who she is.

In any case, Mako is able to understand the feelings behind it.

Tomie sat on the table, looking worried. In front of her, Rie Moriya sat obediently on a small chair.

At this moment, her eyes were full of stars as she looked at her boss with admiration, especially when she saw his white socks and fair skin reflected in the dim sunlight outside the window, making them appear as white as milk.

She was rambling incoherently, holding the box in her hands, looking as if she wanted to lick it.

Tomie probably knows right now that she's in a one-sided crush. Even changing her clothes didn't get her attention. She's probably in a state of turmoil right now, so how could she be in a good mood?

The main problem is that it's embarrassing that I wore the clothes from my erotic dream in real life. Does that mean I really have that kind of desire for him?

"Because of the travel arrangements, our newly established psychic society hasn't had a single meeting yet. Today we have some time to hold one, so let's discuss future activities together—"

Of course, Mako understood her feelings.

Tomie initially planned to use the shaman club as an excuse to study ghosts and her own abilities at school.

With a light leap, he jumped off the table;

Having learned the truth, Mako, momentarily stunned by this shocking revelation, led Kayako toward the Shamanistic Society.

And what role do you play in all of this, Saito-sensei?

At this moment, she was certain that Yoshizaki-sensei had not done anything with Tomie last night; it was probably just Tomie's unrequited love.

All the previous unpleasantness was dispelled by the atmosphere of the gift, and the group sat down at the table to discuss what the psychic society should do next.

Meanwhile, within the psychic society.

In front of everyone and with Tomie Kawakami's disgust, Rie first kissed the gift, then happily put it into her schoolbag, saying, "Such a precious gift, I need to go back, burn incense, bathe, and pray before opening it!!"

Upon hearing this, Tomie became irritated. She had already regretted her impulsive decision to wear this outfit that morning, only to find that the guy hadn't even glanced at her.

She casually took a box out of her backpack and tossed it onto the table.

"Boss, you look especially beautiful today, but why did you suddenly change your outfit?"

After all, Yoshizaki-sensei prefers well-behaved and diligent students, so she deliberately changed her usual attire, but all she got in return was a slight smile from Yoshizaki-sensei.

At the same time, Kayako, who was about to enter the room, felt a chill in her heart and became even more certain that Tomie was not an easy person to get along with. If she was with the teacher, she would definitely be kicked out!

Mako was also taken aback by Tomie's words, but she quickly understood Tomie's current state.

Tomie realized she had spoken too harshly and was about to say something to make amends when she saw Kayako and Mako approaching.

The gift was actually quite exquisite; Tomie had put a lot of thought into choosing it.

It's like a goddess you've admired and fawned over for a long time, who brings you a special gift when she goes on a trip.

But after the Ouija board game, which had been highly anticipated, failed, Tomie decided to find a more reliable spirit communication game.

At the very least, we need to prove to that guy that ghosts really do exist in this world!

Tomie still remembers the ugly face of someone who said, "Instead of believing this, why not stomp on the test paper and maybe I can pass."

She even suspected that her nightmare yesterday might have been caused by being insulted by those words!

Upon hearing Tomie's words, Mako thought of the shape of ink gushing out from the Ouija board. She had searched for it many times but had not found any relevant information.

But because of this, she knew that ghosts and monsters not only really existed, but they could also answer her questions.

She has a certain interest in this area, and who knows, she might find out about her background someday.

If all else fails, at least revealing some evidence like this would be helpful!

Moreover, she hasn't felt any of the supposed backlash from the Ouija board.

She felt that this was even more convenient than searching for it herself.

If I summon the Ouija board a few more times, maybe I won't need to ask Yoshizaki-sensei anymore?

She always felt guilty towards Yoshizaki Kawa, and every time she asked him for help, she would think of the foolish things she had done in the past.

Have you ever tried a game called Ouija Board?

"Similar to Ouija board games, this game allows you to summon ghosts to answer questions, except that this game uses a plate instead of a pen."

"What's the difference between that and the Ouija board? It doesn't seem fun."

Tomie said in one breath that she had been heartbroken by the Ouija board.

Kayako did not express any opinion; she did not want to play any psychic games.

At this moment, Rie Moriya, in full energy and high spirits, mentioned a game;

"Speaking of games, I recently discovered a really scary but also very interesting game that I want to tell you about, and this game can be played by four people together."

"what game?"

At this moment, Moriya Rie pretended to be deep and drew out her words: "Four Corners Game, a game that is said to allow you to really shake hands with a demon!"

Upon hearing this, Tomie's face turned slightly pale. She was a little scared, but she was unwilling to express her fear.

He could only bite the bullet and say, "Haha, this sounds pretty good. I'll write it down and play it later when I have time."

Are there any other fun games?

Mako said, "I feel like there are only so many spirit communication games. They're nothing more than Ouija board games, mirror games, spirit board games, four-corner games, Charlie's Game, Bloody Mary, and door ghosts. None of them are exciting."

"If you're really looking for excitement, you've heard of the Hanako-san in the toilet, the Slit-Mouthed Woman... Let's go tonight..."

"..."

Tomie, Kayako, and Rie Moriya, who was pretending to be brave, fell silent for a moment.

They just wanted to play the game, not to do anything reckless.

"Um, can I... not participate?"

Upon hearing Mako's words, Kayako dared not listen any longer; she felt she might have nightmares tonight.

I guess I can only sleep soundly when I'm lying in my teacher's arms.

"Ahem, we have to study hard during the day, how can we have time to do those things at night? Let's try to keep the activities at school as much as possible, okay? Of course, it's not that I'm scared, it's just that Kayako seems a little scared."

As she spoke, Tomie glanced at Kayako.

Kayako nodded repeatedly: "Tomie is right, I'm a very timid person, I feel like I'd be scared to death at night."

Then, seemingly to prove her courage, Tomie took out a piece of paper and wrote down everything she had said before.

"However, these can all be considered as alternatives for the future. Of course, we're not limited to psychic games; we have many games we can play, such as astrology and fortune telling, truth or dare—"