I save a pathological girl with a twisted love story.

Why would someone think I have no friends?

The voice was low and quiet, like a still lake, making it impossible to discern the emotions it contained.

"Because, Asakawa-san has always been here, hasn't she?"

Yumi Ikeda clenched her small fist: "If Asakawa-san could spend more time interacting with everyone, she should be able to make a lot of friends."

She offered many tips to help Asakawa Yo find friends, but they were nothing more than being gentler and milder.

I should interact with everyone more.

"Is it really necessary to have friends? Is there nothing else to do besides having friends?"

Asakawa Yo gave her a cold look: "I will vote for you. Can you leave now?"

Yumi Ikeda was quite embarrassed, so she could only bow again and say, "Thank you so much, Asakawa-san."

After saying that, he fled as if he were running away.

But Asakawa Yo could still hear the conversation between Ikeda Yumi and her friends.

"His personality is really eccentric."

"Yes, yes. No wonder I don't have any friends. It seems there's a reason for it."

“We were clearly giving her good advice just now.”

"Everyone avoids her because of the scars on her face and her eccentric personality. It seems there's some truth to that."

They all complained like this to ease their embarrassment.

"I just told you, Yumi, that her personality is very strange."

Yumi Ikeda said awkwardly, "There's nothing I can do. She's my classmate. If you want to be class president, you have to treat everyone equally."

They chattered away as they walked into the distance.

If other girls heard these words, they would probably feel very distressed.

But Asakawa Yo didn't care much, and didn't even think there was anything wrong with those words.

Perhaps it's because I've heard it so many times.

I guess I've become numb.

"We need to find a place where nobody can find it."

Leaning back in her chair, Asakawa Yo thought to herself.

"How did it suddenly turn out like this?"

She muttered to herself, somewhat confused.

"Everything was fine before, so why is it noisy all around now?"

But no matter how carefully I think about it, there are still some things I can't figure out.

I had no choice but to stand up and wander slowly around the campus, trying to find a suitable place.

It's just a bit difficult; the campus is only so big, and it seems like there are people in every corner.

I wandered around like that until six o'clock before I finally had to leave the school.

"What a pity."

Thinking this, Asakawa Yo felt slightly depressed.

She changed her shoes at the shoe cabinet before preparing to leave. As she was leaving, she glanced back to make sure she didn't see Asahi Aoi and Natsugiri Kai, before finally leaving with peace of mind.

"It's not that I'm afraid of them, I just simply hate trouble."

"Xia Wuzhao is annoying because she came to see me for no reason today."

"Chiho is also annoying because she always causes a lot of trouble for no reason."

"I also hate Aoi because she always appears with Natsugiri Kai and Chiho."

Asakawa Yo felt a pang of unease whenever she thought about them. They lived right next to her house; they were her neighbors.

With her head down and looking at the road, she silently walked out of the school gate.

"Hello, Asakawa-kun."

Chiho greeted him with a smile.

Asakawa Yo's body trembled slightly, as if she hadn't heard it, and her pace quickened involuntarily.

Do you hate me?

Chiho patted Asakawa Yo on the shoulder.

She asked with a smile.

Asakawa Yo felt very uncomfortable because she had attracted a lot of attention.

"Yes, I really hate you."

She said it bluntly.

"Ha, that's quite an honor," Chiho said with a smile, equally unconcerned. "I wonder who the second person you dislike the most is?"

"It's Xia Wuzhao."

Asakawa Yo said, "He's just as annoying as you are."

"Ha, although I expected it. But I didn't expect you to say his name so directly, that's funny."

Chiho chuckled: "I'll tell him that tomorrow."

"What exactly happened?"

Asakawa Yo was already getting impatient; she hated being watched.

"It's nothing, I just wanted to chat with you." Chiho blinked. "Is that not allowed?"

"If there's nothing else, I'll be leaving now." Asakawa Yo pushed Chiho's hand away. "As for chatting, let's skip it."

Chiho simply smiled at her and asked, "Aren't you afraid?"

The implication was that they were threatening Asakawa Yo.

But Asakawa Yo looked at Chiho coldly: "Do you think you can keep threatening me? So what if you keep finding people to chat with me?"

“I can refuse, I can disobey. Even if those girls are your friends, if I keep refusing and not cooperating, they will start to doubt you, and they won't keep listening to you and chatting with me.”

"I only went along with you before because I found it troublesome. But now you're trying to threaten me? Wouldn't it be even more troublesome if I continued to comply?"

She spoke so directly and quickly that Chiho was taken aback.

The smile on his face gradually faded, and he looked at Asakawa Yo seriously.

In a daze, it seemed as if something had come to mind.

She curled the corners of her lips into a smile: "It seems you have a very happy family."

"Is this sarcasm?" Asakawa Yo asked back.

"Oh? Why would you say something like that?"

"Is it because your life isn't very happy? You're a star at school, have many friends, are good-looking, and have a very happy family?" Asakawa Yao frowned; "Weren't you just implying that my family isn't happy when you said those things?"

"You're overthinking it." Chiho smiled helplessly.

"Is that not true?" Asakawa Yo didn't quite believe it, but she still said, "My family is indeed very happy, no matter what you say."

"So, could you please stop bothering me?"

She spoke crisply and decisively, then turned and left.

Watching Asakawa Yo's retreating figure, Chiho rested her chin on her hand, looking thoughtful.

But after a short while, she laughed again: "How enviable! No wonder Xia Wuzhao's attitude is so special."

"Akui, it seems you've met a very tough opponent."

She stretched vigorously and prepared to get into the car and leave.

But then she saw Chiharu Tokisaka walking over: "Hello, hello, it's been a long time, Tokisaka-senpai."

Chiharu Tokisaka smiled brightly: "It's not that we haven't seen each other for a long time, we see each other every day at school."

After exchanging pleasantries for a while, she finally asked, "What just happened?"

"I just did something unnecessary, Tokisaka-senpai," Chiho said with a smile, seemingly unconcerned. "But Tokisaka-senpai, what have you been up to lately?"

"I'll still be a librarian," Chiharu Tokisaka said with a smile. "It's just that the academic pressure has increased a lot, so I'm very troubled every day."

"But things will be better once you get into college."

Chiho comforted Tokisaka Chiharu.

Chiharu Tokisaka simply smiled and said nothing more. After exchanging a few more pleasantries, the two parted ways.

Chiharu Tokisaka was looking for a place to eat, while Chiho sat in the car watching Chiharu's back.

He seemed to be deep in thought.

"Why did I even start a conversation with Chiho?"

Chiharu Tokisaka herself was also somewhat puzzled and didn't quite understand.

"I just glanced at Chiho as I left the school gate. The thought of talking to her just popped into my head. What's going on?"

Chapter 386 A Faint Mist Like a Thin Mist, Yet Cast into a Mountain of Iron [4k]

Even Chiharu Tokisaka didn't know why she was like this, but no matter how hard she thought about it, she couldn't find a suitable reason.

In the end, she simply stopped thinking about it.

"It's just a nuisance."

She smiled energetically, tossed a strand of hair, and walked down the slope.

She planned to go to the commercial street at the foot of the mountain for a good meal before coming back.

Chiharu Tokisaka feels that her life is good now, without too many troubles or worries.

Walking down the slope, I looked up at the trees on both sides.

"The cherry blossoms will probably be even more beautiful next year."

"Yes, the cherry blossoms are even more beautiful every year."

The old ladies on the tram were all discussing these things; they were bored, so they would talk about things that seemed insignificant.

However, what seems insignificant to others appears exceptionally important to them.

They talked about everything from the cherry blossoms outside the window to other trivial matters, discussing almost everything.

After Xia Wuzhao and the others boarded the tram, they couldn't help but sigh, "It's true what they call youth."

"Yes, yes. I never had this kind of youth when I was young. Thinking about it now, I really regret it."

"Who isn't like that? If only we had been braver when we were younger."

Several elderly women were talking about their past; people tend to become more sentimental as they get older.

When these old women saw Asakawa Yo, they couldn't help but sigh.

"How pitiful, how utterly pitiful."

"Such a beautiful girl, yet she has a scar on her face. It's so pitiful."

They all sighed, and even they felt heartbroken for Asakawa Yo.

Asakawa Yo also heard what the old women were saying. She slightly raised her chin, causing her hair to sway gently.

The old women finally saw clearly that the scar had actually pierced through their eyes.

The regret on her face was even more obvious.

Asakawa Yo simply sat in a more distant spot, leaning against the glass.

In the dim twilight, her cheeks were reflected on the glass.

It seemed as if a layer of hazy white mist shrouded her, which made her gloomy temperament appear even more aloof.

Even the scar seemed to have disappeared.