My childhood sweetheart is Nishimiya Glass

Chapter 320 Watson Discovers the Blind Spot

She recalled that her neighbor, who had dating experience, had shared her kissing tips with them, and the tongue-kissing technique that her neighbor mentioned left the deepest impression on her.

Although she forgot what the name was, she only remembered the important part about sticking out her tongue...

"boom!"

"what!"

The sudden thunder startled the guilty-looking Shoko. Before she could recover, she noticed out of the corner of her eye that Tsuna's eyelids twitched.

‘! ’

Shoko realized he might wake up, so she quickly distanced herself from him, hopping onto the chair in a few quick steps, looking a little flustered.

"Clap clap clap..."

The dense rain blurred the view outside the window.

Shoko waited for a while but Tsuna didn't seem to be waking up, so she started watching him out of the corner of her eye.

She was starting to suspect that Tsuna was faking sleep, but upon closer inspection, his expression remained unchanged from the beginning, so she thought he was just feeling guilty...

'One last time, kiss and run!'

That's right! They kissed and ran!

After silently giving herself a pep talk, Shoko slowly leaned down, her throat tightening with each step.

"Dong dong dong...!"

"!!!"

The moment their lips touched, Shoko instinctively jumped back, looking in horror at the door that had been knocked on.

"Tsuna, the weather forecast says there will be heavy rain. Did you lock the windows?"

"Auntie, make sure the lock is tight!"

"Boom!"

Outside the door, Shizuka Miyamura listened to Shoko's stammering voice under the cover of thunder. Without much suspicion, she gave a few instructions and then turned to go downstairs.

"call……"

Shoko blushed and let out a long breath. Turning around, she saw that Tsuna had already woken up and was rubbing his sleepy eyes.

"Shoko, what was Mom just saying?"

"..."

"Click..."

"boom!"

The clever Shoko knew her face must be very red, so her rapidly functioning 'single-core processor' chose to escape his room before he noticed anything amiss.

"Glass?"

"Godmother, I just realized my bedroom window isn't closed yet. I'll return the umbrella in the entryway tomorrow!"

When Shizuka Miyamura peeked out from the living room, she only saw an empty entryway and a door that had just been closed.

"..."

Meanwhile, on the second floor, Tsuna touched his wet lips, somewhat speechless. He had also heard the excuse that Shoko used when she left.

Sigrún has taught at the Iceland University of the Arts as a part-time lecturer since and was Dean of the Department of Fine Art from -. In – she held a research position at Reykjavík Art Museum focusing on the role of women in Icelandic art. She studied fine art at the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts and at Pratt Institute, New York, and holds BA and MA degrees in art history and philosophy from the University of Iceland. Sigrún lives and works in Iceland.

"I'm going out!"

"I am leaving."

"Click..."

As soon as the door closed, Tsuna immediately turned to the girl beside him: "Shoko-san, I feel like something's off about you today."

"What...something's not right...?"

Shoko stammered as she looked up and met his gaze, which then involuntarily drifted down to his rosy lips.

She then noticed a two-pixel upturn at the corner of his mouth and quickly lowered her head, afraid he would notice something. "I have a feeling you've done something bad and are hiding it from me," Tsuna said, eyeing her suspiciously.

"No...no way!" Shoko suppressed her guilt, mustered her courage, and looked up to meet his eyes.

After smiling and apologizing to her, Tsuna turned around, went to the garage, and rode his motorcycle out. Only after she put on her helmet and got on did he turn back to ask the question that had been on his mind:
"Did you take a shower this morning?"

"When I was preparing your bento today, I accidentally spilled some sauce on myself, so I washed it off."

Shoko blushed and stammered as she explained.

Because she was wearing a helmet, Tsuna didn't notice the change in her ears, and the focus of the conversation had already shifted to Shoko.

Did you get burned?

"I...I'm fine, I just felt a little sticky and smelly, so I took a shower."

Seeing the worry in his eyes, Shoko shook her head repeatedly and hugged his waist with both hands. "Tsuna, if we don't leave soon, we might be late."

"Is it really okay?"

"It's okay!" Shoko bumped her helmeted head against his back.

The next second, he regretted it a little and rubbed his hard helmet against his back.

"..."

When the two arrived at school, the clever Ayumi Ajitani also noticed that Shoko had taken a bath early that morning.

When asked, Shoko gave the same excuse, but this time she was smarter and said in advance that she wasn't burned.

"I thought you were on your period..." Ayumi Ajitani said with a smile, waving her hand playfully after hearing that she was alright.

Shoko looked completely bewildered and pressed for an answer, asking, "Which one is that?"

Ayumi Azurani first looked around to make sure no one in the noisy classroom was paying attention to them.

Meanwhile, Tsuna, who sat next to Shoko, was already fast asleep. Takagi and Nishikata hadn't arrived at school yet, so he slowly leaned close to her ear to explain.

"..."

After explaining, Ayumi Ajitani was somewhat taken aback as she watched Shoko's ears turn red at a visible speed.

During junior high school, the girls were given these related biology courses by the school, and none of them had such a strong reaction.

Although it was popular back then, it was definitely not as exaggerated as it is now!
In that instant, the clever Ayumi Azurani discovered 'Watson'!
During her lunch break, she secretly glanced at Shoko and Tsuna's bento boxes and noticed that none of the side dishes required sauce.

That moment confirmed her suspicions, and she started to indulge in narcissism again, but she never mentioned it to anyone.

When Tsuna and the others saw her suddenly bursting into laughter while touching her chin, or slowly shaking her head with a slight smile and her eyes closed, they assumed it was just her daily erratic behavior and didn't ask any further questions.

Sigrún has taught at the Iceland University of the Arts as a part-time lecturer since and was Dean of the Department of Fine Art from -. In – she held a research position at Reykjavík Art Museum focusing on the role of women in Icelandic art. She studied fine art at the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts and at Pratt Institute, New York, and holds BA and MA degrees in art history and philosophy from the University of Iceland. Sigrún lives and works in Iceland.

The setting sun disappeared as Daio Miyamura returned home.

After dinner, Shoko arrived at the Miyamura house on time, bringing with her Nishimiya Yuzuru and Hachiko.

"Aunt Miyamura, could you please help me persuade my mother?"

"What's wrong?" Shizuka Miyamura asked, a little puzzled, as she looked at Yuzuru Nishimiya, who had rushed into her arms and acted coquettishly as soon as she entered.

"Mom won't let me take the day off next week to see my sister's opera performance." Yuzuru Nishimiya wiped away non-existent tears from the corners of her eyes.

"Next week?" Shizuka Miyamura muttered, then looked at the person sprawled on the tatami mat beside her, being poked around by Shoko:
"Tsuna, how long does your school festival last next week?"

"Godmother, it's three days. The original Wednesday was postponed to Thursday due to some special reasons."

Shoko held up three fingers and explained why Yaeko Nishimiya wouldn't let Yuzuru Nishimiya take leave: "Yuzuru has exams for two days next week, which happen to be Thursday and Friday, so Mom won't let her take leave."

Upon hearing this, Shizuka Miyamura, without waiting for Yuzuru Nishimiya to speak, rejected her series of coquettish tactics and asked in confusion:
"Don't Shoko and the others have one opera performance in the morning and one in the afternoon? Yuzuru, you can wait until after your exams to go."

"..."

"By the time she gets here, we'll have finished our performance, which will coincide with the start of her exam." At this point, Tsuna sat up straight and helplessly shrugged.

"On Saturday, she complained about the heat and didn't want to move because it took up her rest time."

(End of this chapter)