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"Senior, you don't need to be so tense all the time and keep all your emotions bottled up inside. That will only make you feel exhausted."

"It's okay to take a break now and then. Trust everyone a little; a trusting heart is your magic."

Upon hearing this...

The girl's originally straight lips were pursed into a curve.

She forced her eyes wide open, blinking her eyelashes gently, trying to suppress the bittersweet emotions surging within her eyes.

She frowned slightly, feigning a strong demeanor as if she were unaccustomed to being cared for, and stubbornly said:

"Don't...don't suddenly say such cheesy things to your senior like lines from a light novel..."

"I'm not as fragile as you think."

"I'm the secretary of the student council!"

Suwei nodded with a smile.

He didn't mention again her tearful breakdown when she was on the phone outside the mall.

"Well, I know."

"Then you can go ahead and get busy, senior. We'll head back now."

As for whether, after they left, Akane Tachibana, after confirming that no one was around, would rub her eyes alone, processing documents while shedding tears of longing...

That's a story for another time.

——End of Chapter——

No extra updates today. I've had a cold for two days and it hasn't gotten better. Writing these past two days has made me dizzy and have heart palpitations; I'm not feeling well, and I've even started coughing up blood. I'm going to get an IV drip to calm down...

Volume 1: Chapter 154 Just take a look; seeing it brings peace of mind.

Leave the student council office.

Karuizawa Kei followed closely behind Su Wei.

Recalling the complex expression on Akane's face just now, which seemed tense yet restrained, as if she was suppressing some kind of emotion.

She quickened her pace, taking a half-step, and asked in a low voice with some concern:

"Su Weijun... is it really okay for us to just leave like this?"

Su Wei didn't turn around, but simply looked straight ahead at the afterglow of the setting sun, and casually explained:

"Although I know she's putting on a brave face, what she just said was already her limit. Saying anything more would only embarrass her in front of us."

"I think she probably didn't want us to see her vulnerable side."

Hearing these words, Karuizawa Kei frowned slightly.

Having been bullied and forced to wear a mask to survive, she naturally understands.

The girl couldn't help but comment sharply:

"Face is truly the hardest thing to let go of in this world, yet it's also the most useless thing."

She sighed: "Actually, considering the Black Ball exam we're facing, since we could die at any moment, there's absolutely no need to suppress ourselves about this kind of thing."

"Like Horikita, she was even more awkward than Tachibana-senpai at first. But once she accepted reality... I think she's doing pretty well now."

Su Wei chuckled softly:

"In these kinds of things, it's always the bystanders who see things more clearly."

"How many of those involved can truly understand what's going on?"

not to mention.

In Akane's mind, being terrified and exhausted by the death god demons of another world was actually a minor matter.

What truly made her feel lost and helpless, and what she desperately tried to hide...

She absolutely refused to accept that she had developed feelings for this junior student in front of her when Horikita's life was hanging in the balance, and even began to feel a sense of betrayal deep in her heart, hoping to be saved by him.

This internal moral struggle is the real culprit that brought her to the brink of collapse.

Upon hearing this, Karuizawa Kei pursed her lips and pondered seriously for a moment before nodding slightly.

Perhaps in the current precarious environment.

People like her, who perfectly fit their "parasitic" way of life, are probably a minority.

However, that's what they say.

At this moment, Karuizawa Kei had no intention of rushing to Su Wei to show off her "freebies".

As a young girl who tries her best to imitate the way hot girls live and survive in the cracks, she may not have eaten pork, but she has seen pigs run.

A trick is always most effective the first time it's used.

If the same tactics are used repeatedly, it will not only lower a man's expectations, but also greatly diminish her own "value".

She wanted to be Su Wei's most considerate companion, not an annoying burden.