My childhood sweetheart is Nishimiya Glass

Chapter 326 The Aquarium in Futaba Street?
When he returned to the classroom carrying a bag from the school's convenience store, Tsuna and the others had already put the desks and chairs back together.

"Everyone, do you have any plans for this weekend?" Ayumi Ajitani asked playfully, her gaze sweeping over everyone as she looked around.

"Dating."

"sleep."

"Playing games."

"……Dating?"

The three women's gazes were fixed on Shoko's face. Ayumi Ajitani asked first, "Shoko-chan, where are you planning to go on your date? Can you give us a hint?"

"Damn it." Tsuna swallowed the food in his mouth and answered for Shoko.

"Squad leader, you've been busy for almost two months now. Shouldn't you be resting at home this weekend?"

Ayumi Azurani leaned back as if she had no bones and waved her hand:
"Don't think that just because I get home late from school every day and have a lot of things to do, you can tell me I'm busy."

Actually, it was just a small thing. Mainly, I just followed Nanase-sensei and learned from her; Nanase-sensei took care of almost everything else.

Gang glanced at her speechlessly. He didn't think she was late at all; she went back around 5:30.

This school doesn't have evening self-study sessions. He doesn't know if other schools do, but it's highly likely they don't either.

"Takagi-chan, we—"

She had barely finished speaking when Takagi's chopsticks picked up a small piece of broccoli and precisely stuffed it into her slightly open mouth.

"Let's talk again."

"..."

Ayumi swallowed the broccoli with a quick swallow, then immediately blinked her eyes, which had regained their sparkle, and turned her attention to the matter with great interest:
"Hey, Shoko-chan, where are you planning to go on your weekend date? Just give me a hint, I promise I won't follow you."

As she spoke, she raised her right hand, making a small slit between her index finger and thumb.

"The Binlan Aquarium on Shuangye Street."

"...?"

Shoko's big eyes were filled with doubt; the address on the two aquarium tickets he handed her was completely different from what he had told her.

Moreover, she felt that the name of the aquarium he mentioned sounded very familiar.

"That sounds familiar, like I've heard it somewhere before..." Nishikata muttered the name several times.

"Wait a minute!" The 'clever' Ayumi immediately turned to Tsuna: "Where is this aquarium in Futaba Street? I've never heard of it in all these years?"

"puff……"

Takagi couldn't help but chuckle softly.

Instantly, several pairs of eyes fell on her.

Shoko and the others were still confused by the familiar name when the sudden laughter made them even more bewildered.

"Takagi-chan, what are you laughing at?"

"Does this name sound familiar to you?" Takagi suppressed a laugh, trying to keep his voice calm.

"Uh... umm."

As if pressed on the same button, Ayumi Ajitani and Nishikata nodded their chins up and down in unison, with similar bewildered expressions.

"There--"

Takagi's eyes darted around, and she swallowed the answer that was about to slip out, instead giving a hint:
"Perfect timing, Ayumi-chan, haven't you decided where to go this weekend yet?"
How about we go visit that aquarium that Miyamura mentioned this weekend morning?

"No...isn't that a bad idea?" Ayumi Ajitani was tempted but hesitant. "Won't it disturb Miyamura and the others?"

"It's okay, it won't bother you."

Tsuna waved his hand with a smile. He had just caught a glint of mischief in Takagi's eyes and guessed at the other's wicked sense of humor. "Class representative, you guys go ahead. I have something to do that day," Nishikata said after hesitating for a while.

"That's fine."

The conversation ended after Ayumi Ajitani nodded. The group moved the table back to its original position and left through the back door to wash the lunch boxes.

"Tsuna, the aquarium we went to doesn't seem to be that one, does it?"

On the way back to the classroom, Shoko leaned close to Tsuna and asked him in a low voice.

"I know."

Before Tsuna could finish speaking, he keenly spotted a figure rushing towards him from around the corner of the corridor. Almost instinctively, he reached out and swiftly pulled Shoko's shoulder back.

As the staggering Shoko was steadily protected in his arms, two figures chasing and playing had already barely brushed past their clothes.

"Sorry, sorry!" The hasty apology faded into the distance with the chasing footsteps, never to be seen again.

A moment later, a furious shout suddenly erupted in the corridor ahead! Immediately afterward, a series of "I'm sorry"s, mixed with grievance and panic, rang out urgently.

Tsuna stopped Shoko, who wanted to join Ayumi and the others in the fun, saying, "Let's go, there's nothing to see."

But Tsuna's hand had barely gripped hers when Shoko deftly twisted her wrist and easily broke free.

She took two quick steps toward the source of the noise, then turned back to give Tsuna a reassuring smile:

"Don't worry, Tsuna, I'll just take a peek from afar! You go back to the classroom and wait for me, I promise I won't get too close to watch the commotion!"

"..."

Is joining in the fun a human instinct? He wasn't sure, but seeing Shoko and the others walk forward, he silently followed.

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"Thank you for your hard work, everyone."

At the entrance of the newly decorated auditorium, Ms. Nanase led her little follower, Ayumi Ajitani, into the hall first.

Following closely behind were two students carrying heavy bags of cold drinks, the openings of which were still covered with fine water droplets.

Tsuna, who was resting in the audience, accepted a tissue from Shoko, who was sitting next to him.
"If I had known we would be setting up a scene today, I would have just taken the day off." He said, wiping the sweat from his forehead.

"I remember this was Class 3's job, why did you suddenly change your mind?"

Sitting in front, panting heavily, Nishikata took the cold drink that Takagi handed him and made a sound of agreement.

Ayumi Ajitani casually grabbed two bottles of cold drinks, smiling as she handed them to Shoko and Tsuna respectively, explaining:

"Because we could rehearse after setting up the venue, for convenience, Ms. Nanase simply swapped places with Ms. Mori from Class 3."

As she spoke, she turned back and pointed to the bags being carried by several students who had entered through the auditorium entrance:
"The costumes for the performance have arrived. After everyone rests for a while, we can start the rehearsal."

"Have the clothes arrived?"

After receiving a nod from the other party, Shoko and Takagi sat down and then stood up again, and pulled Ayumi Ajitani to take a look at the clothes they would be changing into later.

Tsuna ignored the chattering group and closed his eyes to rest for a while before being shaken awake by Shoko.

The moment he opened his eyes, a bright blue and yellow princess dress was dangling in front of him, the hem drawing an arc in the air.

"Hey, Tsuna! Here's your 'protagonist suit' for later."

The girl holding it had excited glints in her eyes and a bright smile on her face: "I brought it myself!"

"..."

Tsuna was a little speechless. "You must have picked up the wrong one, right? I can tell the difference between a princess's and a king's clothes."

In front of him was Nishikata, who was wearing a cute pink pig's head and was looking speechless.

(End of this chapter)