I really don't want to be reborn.

What can you do, you pervert!

He almost forgot that his younger sister Kirino was apparently a perverted woman who liked young girls and lolis; she liked any character with a younger sister vibe.

"So petite! She's the same age as me, but she's so petite and cute, oh my! I really want to hug her!"

Kirino's eyes were practically sparkling.

This was the first time she had ever praised a girl so highly for being cool.

Kosaka Kirino was amazed.

Indeed, she had never seen a girl like this before.

She's not the stunning type, nor is she as exquisitely beautiful as Kasumigaoka Utaha, but her features and facial contours combine to exude a unique charm.

Unlike her sister, Kirino thought Kasumigaoka Utaha was the kind of moon fairy who would attract attention wherever she went, while the serious girl sitting in front of her was a star hidden behind the moonlight, radiating a cold light.

Kyosuke Kosaka was also sizing up the fourteen-year-old who was about the same height as Sayaka Kakei.

She possesses a unique and distinctive temperament.

So serious, so serious it's pathetic.

This is outward appearance, but judging from her posture, her expression, and her eyes, she doesn't actually need anyone's pity.

This was a stubborn child, which involuntarily reminded him of his younger sister when they were little.

Kirino had the same look in her eyes after crying when she was little.

Very powerful.

He liked it very much.

"nausea."

Sinon, who had been staring at him, glared at him and spoke silently. Kyosuke, who knew a little about lip reading, could obviously tell that the shape of her mouth was "disgusting heart".

Kyosuke, not to be outdone, spoke silently: "You idiot who can't even peel a shrimp."

The petite girl was clearly an expert in lip reading and understood what he was saying.

He squinted, raising his thin chin.

Her slender body sat upright, and her lake-like eyes reflected light like candlelight in the wind.

The man's deep eyes were reflected in the still lake, where half a ladle of black mercury had been poured.

…………

After the meal, Jia Nai's mother asked her if she had any hobbies.

Ordinary girls actually have many hobbies: shopping, watching movies, listening to music, playing on their phones, eating snacks...

However, Miss Shino doesn't seem interested in any of these things.

Her official explanation was that she only liked reading, and she added that Yoshino's mother's sushi was delicious and she liked it very much.

"You like reading?"

He grinned: "Miss Shino, who imitates your sister but doesn't even understand basic social etiquette, you'd be better off looking at recipes."

"Your words are truly disgusting."

She looked at her sister's boyfriend expressionlessly: "I just haven't been exposed to that type of book before. If I had studied it, how could I not understand it?"

"Yeah yeah."

Kousaka Kyosuke waved his hand perfunctorily.

Then the two of them went into Kirino's room. Since they had guests, Kirino didn't go out to play with Ayase and the others. Instead, she enthusiastically showed her hobbies to her rival's sister.

"Do you like reading? That's great! Come and read my novel!"

Yes.

In front of outsiders, what she presents is certainly not some shameful erotic game, but rather her proud novel writing—oh, I misspoke, what she is now proud of…

"The novel you wrote?"

Shino looked at the overly familiar woman with suspicion, keenly sensing her hostility towards her sister, so she remained indifferent.

Of course, she was indifferent to everyone except her family.

However, I am still a little curious.

I vaguely remember my older sister saying that Kousaka Kyosuke's younger sister didn't have much talent for writing, so what's going on now?

Shino took a roll of printed manuscript paper and slowly began to read it.

Kirino smiled, quite proudly.

These are potential fans!

She's that woman's sister!

My current goal is to turn my little sister around, because she's just too cute...

She was just feeling smug when she noticed her brother sending an email on his phone. She peeked over and her smile vanished instantly.

A blush appeared on her fair cheeks, and her body trembled incessantly.

He was clearly angry.

"She's reading Kirino's novel. I'm waiting for her to die from the poison."

"Oh, Kousaka-kun, what did Sinon do wrong? Why is she treating my sister so cruelly..."

"This was done by Kirino, it has nothing to do with me."

Upon seeing this email exchange, Ms. Kirino Kousaka felt an overwhelming surge of anger welling up in her lungs. Her already round face was now puffing up and beginning to resemble an oval shape.

Kasumigaoka Utaha suddenly changed the subject: "But this is Kirino's first attempt after all, so don't be too harsh on her."

Although it seemed like he was speaking up for himself, she found it utterly despicable.

Just as she was about to explode in anger, Shino suddenly looked up and said to her sincerely, "It's beautiful!"

"..."

"I have never read such a good novel."

Yes, compared to world classics and her sister's novels, Kirino's writing is shallow and simple, which is why she said that; it's genuine praise.

However, Kirino was unaware of this and thought that she was mocking her.

Just as awful as her sister!

Kirino exploded, snatched her manuscript paper, and kicked her and her brother out, her voice even trembling with tears: "You bastards, all you do is bully me!"

Shino was stunned for a moment: "What's wrong with her? Why did she suddenly start crying?"

Kyosuke Kosaka chuckled softly, "She just shed some tears of emotion, it's nothing serious. Come to my room, I'll show you a bunch of amazing stuff..."

"Goodbye."

With a cool and collected manner, Shino interrupted him and left the Kousaka family.

His expression suddenly turned somewhat aggrieved, and he muttered to himself, "I was clearly praising her, so why did she suddenly get angry? This is so complicated."

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I'm taking a rest today; I'm a bit tired.

Chapter Thirty-Five: The squirrels made a pact to stockpile food for winter.

"So, the school trip is coming up soon."

"Ah, is that so?"

School trips for Japanese high schools are usually held in the spring and autumn.

Schools in the Kanto region, however, are concentrated in the autumn.

The profound historical significance of this school activity, which originated from a visit and tour organized by Tochigi Prefecture No. 1 Junior High School in Meiji 15 (1880), is something that almost no current students explore.

Their general understanding is that this is a relaxing group trip.

Anyway, it's all about having fun!

This has been the topic of conversation in class lately. Sitting in his seat, the popular and outgoing Kousaka smiled and nodded to a few female classmates, making plans with them to go shopping together.

"Hey! Kosaka, are you trying to cheat on me?!"

"Just going shopping with a girl from your class, how does that count as cheating? But you, you siscon, you said you'd only ever love your sister, and now you want to marry Ayase Aragaki—"

He looked at his best friend with a cold smile: "You'll have to talk to your sister about this."

Kohei Akagi didn't care: "Anyway, you don't have any evidence."

"Didn't I tell you that I recorded it?"

Akagi looked at him in horror, as if she had encountered a terrorist.

Then, at noon today, Kyosuke Kosaka got to eat spare ribs made by Akagi's mom. He really has to thank his best friend: "The recording thing was just a lie... Okay, did you find out the destination?"

"..."

Akagi, engrossed in her meal, was still being nonchalantly bullied by her friend, and was still feeling sorry for the little spare ribs she had compromised with earlier: "You found out, right? They're basically going to Nagasaki."

“Nagasaki is considered normal.”

Generally speaking, school trips in Japan are divided by region. Students from the north usually go to the Kanto region, students from the Kanto region usually go to the Kansai region, and students from the Kansai region usually go to the Kanto region again.

Anyway, very few school trips go north.

"Nagasaki has four great Chinese temples, Sanno Shrine, Confucius Temple, free market, luxury department stores... there are many places to visit."

His eyes were filled with reminiscence: "They are deeply influenced by Chinese culture there, and there are many things that you can't understand. You can go there and try something new. Chinese food is also much cheaper than in Chiba."

"Have you been to Kosaka?"

"Well, it is."

Akagi thought for a moment: "Kasumigaoka won't be coming back, right? So who are you planning to team up with on your school trip?"

Is this matter important?