My transformation into a beautiful girl started with a hemorrhage.

This is completely different from what his mother taught him.

Kouta still remembers his mother teaching him: "You are a man, you must stand tall and be strong, you must not cry in front of outsiders..."

He always kept his mother's teachings in mind and always acted accordingly.

Recalling his tragic past life, he had never knelt down. No matter how miserable his life was, he would be crushed, but he would never kneel down.

He assumed everyone was like that.

However, looking at the three people in front of me now, it seems... that's not the case.

Kouta shook his head, trying to stop thinking about it, and started to scoop up Kei, who was slumped over the table, and held her in his arms to comfort her...

……

After school in the afternoon.

Kouta left the school immediately to find Kameda Nisuke's address.

Hui then went to an indoor lounge in the library.

When Nagayama Yasuki saw Hui arrive in the lounge, he greeted her warmly: "My wife's classmate is here, please make yourself at home."

Hui sat down.

"Coffee or green tea?" Yasuo Nagayama began preparing the drinks.

"No, thank you!" Hui replied spontaneously.

Because Meisha had repeatedly told Hui not to talk to strangers when she was out alone, not to drink anything offered by others, not to eat food brought by others, to walk in crowded places, not to go to secluded corners, to walk with acquaintances to and from school, and not to linger outside at night...

Meisha reminds her every day, so Hui now takes it as a conditioned reflex.

"Doesn't my wife like coffee and tea?" Nagayama Yasuo asked without any embarrassment.

"Hmm~, a glass of water will do." Huiye then realized how rude she had been.

Taking a couple of sips of water, Hui asked, "Teacher, is there something you need from me?"

Hui has always respected Nagayama Yasuo because he is witty and humorous in his lectures, knowledgeable, and approachable.

However, what Hui didn't know was that Nagayama Yasuo was actually just an approachable and kind person.

He was always extremely polite and distant towards others.

Yasuo Nagayama put down his teacup, looked at Kei gently, and asked, "My dear wife, has the next volume of 'From the New World' been finished?"

"Now that Saki knows her memories have been altered, and everyone is searching for the fifth person from her past memories, I'm really interested in what happens next! Could you, the author, perhaps—"

"Stop! Nagayama Mori-sensei! Can we... change the subject?"

Hui stopped Nagayama Yasuo from continuing.

A blush crept onto her stunningly beautiful face. Her slender hands fidgeted with the hem of her school uniform skirt, looking uneasy and anxious. All she wanted to do was find a hole to crawl into and get out of there immediately.

So embarrassing!

This is practically a public execution!

Whenever readers discuss the plot with Hui, she can't overcome this hurdle and just feels so ashamed!

She didn't understand why those literary figures on TV could do such things without batting an eye; in any case, she could never do it in this life, the next life, or the life after that…

and,

Ever since Hui sent the electronic version of "From the New World" to editor Mao Aoki some time ago, she has only been waiting for her monthly royalties to be deposited into her account, and she knows nothing else.

Nagayama Yasuo looked at Hui's shy appearance with surprise, somewhat puzzled.

He himself was very happy to have others discuss his work with him, and he thought Hui felt the same way, but reality told him... that didn't seem to be the case.

He picked up his teacup, took a small sip, and thought to himself, 'This is another little secret I've discovered about my wife's classmate!'

Moreover, he had to admit that Hui was really beautiful when she was shy.

Although Hui is about to become a mother, she still retains a childlike innocence and a pure and flawless temperament, as clean as a celestial fairy. Moreover, due to her pregnancy, Hui's cold exterior has disappeared, and her eyes now have a gentle and docile look, giving her a silly and easy-to-bully appearance.

"Alright, alright, if my wife doesn't want to talk about this, then let's change the subject." Nagayama Yasuo eased the awkwardness. "By the way, my wife, have you been having any difficulties lately?"

"Difficulties?" Hui's expression darkened. "Teacher, have you heard something?"

Hui, a beauty of unparalleled grace, was captivating in every move she made, let alone now, radiating sadness and dejection. For a moment, Nagayama Yasuki was completely mesmerized.

That tender, delicate, and pitying feeling was indescribable; it was like a knife cutting directly into Nagayama Yasuo's heart, making him even more determined to win the heart of the woman he loved.

"Teacher, teacher!"

"Ah... Oh!" Nagayama Yasuo took a sip of tea, trying to hide his embarrassment. "I have indeed heard some bad rumors about my wife's classmate."

"Then... teacher, do you believe it?"

Nagayama Yasuo smiled and answered confidently, "Of course I don't believe it. I believe my wife wouldn't do such a thing."

"Ah~" Hui was a little surprised, not expecting that Teacher Changshan trusted her so much, "Teacher is so sure?"

"Of course, I trust my judgment of people!" Nagayama Yasushi replied, staring at Hui, making Hui a little embarrassed.

In fact,

He genuinely believed that Hui wouldn't engage in compensated dating.

Compensated dating?

What is the purpose of compensated dating?

money!

but,

My wife, Hui, is not short of money at all.

Leaving aside the already completed "The Girl in the Shell," the currently serialized "From the New World" is seeing its sales steadily climb.

The economic benefits brought by the best-selling "From the New World" alone far exceed the meager income from prostitution.

With such legitimate and open income, he couldn't think of any reason why Wagatsuma Kei would engage in compensated dating.

Therefore, Yasuo Nagayama was certain that no matter how true what those students said was... Kei Gasai would never engage in compensated dating.

Hui was pleased to see that Professor Nagayama Yasuo believed in her so much.

After realizing that he had won over Kei, Nagayama Yasuo began to pursue his true purpose.

"Does my wife's classmate know about the Naoki Prize for Literature?" he suddenly asked.

Chapter 320 Planning

"???" Hui was filled with questions. "What literary award?"

"Uh...you didn't know?"

Yasuo Nagayama was quite surprised, then looked at Kei's still bewildered face, sighed inwardly, and began to explain the Naoki Prize to Kei.

After listening, Hui said, "Oh, I see."

"My wife's classmate, don't you want to participate? If you can win a prize in this kind of competition, it will be a great help for your future studies."

Nagayama Yasuo paused here, staring into Hui's beautiful eyes, and continued, "If my wife agrees, I will do my best to guide you."

"I believe that with my wife's talent in literature, she will definitely achieve something!"

After Nagayama Yasuo finished speaking, he stared intently at Hui.

He spent several months getting to know Hui, and their relationship had progressed from strangers to having some interaction, so it was time to take it a step further.

If you want to successfully win over a girl, what method is faster, more effective, and has a higher success rate than "working together with her towards a common goal"?

As long as Hui agrees.

He could openly be with Hui every day, and over time, feelings developed between them, leading him to finally win her heart.

Regardless of whether Hui wins the award in the end, he will definitely win my wife Hui.

just,

He was a step too late!

Hui already had someone she loved.

"Ah~?" Hui unconsciously placed her hand on her lower abdomen, gently stroking it, and answered without hesitation, "Well, teacher, let's forget about it!"

Hui placed her delicate hands on her flat stomach, a gentle tenderness radiating from her exquisite face. She thought to herself, 'Why participate in a literary competition? I'd rather spend time with my baby!'

The world is vast, but the baby is the most important!

Nagayama Yasuo was unaware of what Hui was thinking, and he didn't even notice Hui stroking her flat stomach.

He asked in surprise, "Why? Are you worried about not winning the award? Don't worry, I've won the Naoki Prize before. With my guidance, my wife is already halfway to success!"

Yasuo Nagayama's tone exuded confidence, as if the Naoki Prize was nothing to him.

"Seriously, no! Thank you for your kind offer, Professor Changshan, but I'm not interested in literature or anything like that," Hui politely declined.

"My wife's classmate, this isn't just about interests; it involves university admission qualifications. My wife's classmate also wants to get into the University of Tokyo, right?"

"However, I must remind you now. Although my wife has excellent grades, this is only in the small city of Aomori. In Tokyo, there are many people with grades like my wife!"

"Besides, do you know how amazing those academic elites in Tokyo are?"

"They started learning guzheng, dancing, traditional Chinese painting, and singing in kindergarten; in elementary school, they added Go, tea ceremony, calligraphy, math olympiad, taekwondo, hosting, and piano; in junior high, they began to stand out in various domestic and international competitions and won awards; in high school, they were not only leaders among their peers, but also outstanding in their respective fields, and became famous throughout the country!"

"For them, excellent grades are just the bare minimum. And all these people will go to the University of Tokyo to get a prestigious degree. My wife, do you think you can compete with them right now?"

After Nagayama Yasuo finished speaking, he was also a little uneasy, because he knew that these words might hurt Hui.

However, in order to persuade Hui to change her mind, he had no other choice but to resort to this tactic. What he said was not an exaggeration, but the absolute truth, because he himself had gone through the same thing.

Hui listened quietly to the end.

She had only one thought in her mind: she absolutely did not want her child to become "them" as Nagayama Yasuo described.

This is too bad!

Being born as a human being is more tiring than living as a dog.

"My wife's classmate? My wife's classmate!"