But Su Wei didn't really abandon him completely.

Sakayanagi Arisu's path was very secluded, with few people passing by, clearly indicating that he was a person who knew his place.

Rather, she actually enjoys this kind of interaction where she just rubs against someone without actually penetrating them.

Given her frail health, which could collapse at any moment, without proper medical intervention, all she can do is talk a good game.

Su Wei deeply agreed.

Until the two of them rounded a shady corner around the teaching building.

"...Is there really no other way?"

A woman's voice, suppressing her emotions, drifted faintly on the wind.

Then came an even colder male voice:

"I've said it before, don't do unnecessary things."

Sakayanagi Arisu paused in her steps.

He didn't speak immediately, but instead gently tapped the surface of Suwei's shoe with his cane:

"Hey, Su Wei."

"Although eavesdropping isn't a good thing... it seems we've stumbled upon something incredible."

Su Wei glanced at Sakayanagi Arisu, who was clearly deliberately walking lightly and even pulling him into the shadows.

"If you think eavesdropping is wrong, then don't drag me into it."

He sighed, but didn't shake off her hand.

As they got closer, the conversation became clearer.

"It looks like... it's Horikita-kun!"

Sakayanagi Arisu covered her mouth in surprise.

"Shh, don't make a sound," Su Wei reminded him.

"Pretentious."

Sakayanagi let out a soft hum, murmuring in a whisper that only the two of them could hear:

"but......"

What if I like it even more?

The warm breath brushed against my earlobe, carrying a subtle, teasing touch.

Su Wei chose to remain silent.

You can't reason with a woman; you might as well just watch the show.

If he could, he would actually prefer to watch women fight, pulling hair and tearing clothes.

The identities of the two people on the side of the corner are not hard to guess.

One of them was Horikita Suzune, who had recently separated from Suwei.

The other black-haired man with glasses, who was facing away from them, was naturally Horikita Suzune's older brother.

Horikita Gakushu.

Student council president, android, pure riddle teller.

However, the plot differs slightly from what Su Wei remembered.

This time, Class D suffered a dismal start with a score of zero, and also suffered a double setback in the Black Ball exam.

The proud and arrogant girl seemed to have finally understood the truth that empty words are meaningless.

and so.

The reason she approached Horikita Manabu this time was partly due to Su Wei.

She wanted to get the old exam answer sheets from her brother, who was the student council president, and also to gather information about the Black Ball exam.

"...Buy exam questions?"

Horikita Manabu turned around.

Looking down at her younger sister, who had always been obedient and well-behaved.

"Yes."

Horikita Suzune bit her lip.

“I’ve investigated, and the school doesn’t have any explicit rules prohibiting older students from revealing exam content to younger students. This falls within the scope of the rules.”

"As long as I can get a high score..."

"Even if it's this method, I'm willing to try!"

Horikita Manabu did not answer immediately.

I was somewhat surprised that the other party had learned to be flexible.

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