Am I being simulated by their love affair.

Chapter 128 Too Clever

In the last history class on Friday, Jun Matsueda looked at the middle-aged man at the podium, and the crows in the tree outside the window looked at him.

These past two days, Jun Matsueda has been feeling like someone else has been usurped.

He woke up from his floor bed in the morning. On the big bed next to him was the peaceful sleeping face of Mochizuki Haruka. Sometimes, when she was far away from Matsueda Jun, the girl would frown in her sleep.

When she came home from school, Mochizuki Haruka would wait by the window for him to appear. From the moment she entered the entrance hall until she went to bed, the girl would always be in the same space with him, with the only exception being in the bathroom and toilet.

Thanks to this, he felt that the time he spent on toilet and shower increased. In order to become a part-time worker, Jun Matsueda never spent a second more on these times.

The man on the stage, in contrast to his usual lethargy and chatter, began to speak at length about the connection between the best-selling phenomenon of "The Crab Cannery Ship" mentioned in the textbook and the neon red wave.

"The Crab Cannery Ship" tells the story of the strike and protest of people engaged in the backward and heavy work of crab fishing. Jun Matsueda remembers this book because of its first sentence.

"Hey, I'm going to hell!"

He reasonably speculated that the history teacher's excitement was due to his empathy for this sentence. It might be that the stocks the man bought fell or the cost of the child's private school increased. In short, it was some tragic factor of this kind.

Jun Matsueda is not in hell, so he can analyze the pain of middle-aged people on the stage so leisurely, although his situation is not very comfortable either.

If Jun Matsueda were to use the same sentence to describe his recent life, he would say this.

"A ghost, a ghost of Mochizukiism, is haunting Room 2, Building 507, Mitakadai Danchi."

As the bell rang for the end of get out of class, the warriors who were full of fighting spirit turned into salaried workers who punched in and out of work. The man on the podium quickly shut his mouth and walked out of the classroom.

Jun Matsueda put the comprehensive history textbook into the drawer and prepared to leave the classroom.

Tomatsu Yuka stood beside his desk, "Matsueda-san, are you going to the gym?"

He nodded, and the girl continued, "Can I go with you?"

Matsueda Jun looked towards the gymnasium and said, "Aren't you supposed to go to the gymnasium for the wind band training?"

Tomatsu Tomoka smiled and walked out of the classroom with the girl walking beside him.

In fact, since both of them were going to the gym, Jun Matsueda wouldn't find it strange even if the girl went with him without saying anything.

This is what Tomatsu Tomoka did in the past, but now she has become cautious and doesn't want to make mistakes again, so she specifically asked for his permission.

"Matsueda-san seems to be going to the gym very early lately." The girl observed the expression of the boy next to her.

"Yes, because Yamami-senpai wants to see me about something."

"What about the minister?" Tomatsu Tomoka looked at the gymnasium gate thoughtfully.

She usually comes to the gymnasium a little later because it takes some time for the wind band to assemble, and she likes to arrive on time so that she doesn't have to wait.

In this respect, Jun Matsueda is the same as her. He is not responsible for filming, so he usually comes after the basketball team starts training.

However, in the past two days, Tomatsu Tomoka noticed that Jun Matsueda always left the classroom early to go to the gym. She felt uneasy about this, so she went to the gym with Jun Matsueda today.

"So it's because of the Minister?"

"Well, exchanges on competition."

The girl felt a little relieved. The captain was a trustworthy senior. What she feared most was that Matsueda Jun would change his habits for Imokawa Natsumi.

That woman, with her extremely erotic body and reserved personality, was definitely an opponent that should not be underestimated.

Tomatsu Tomoka is a little anxious about her progress now, especially after seeing the photo of Matsueda Jun drunk next to Kurusu Yoyo, and Mochizuki Haruka holding Matsueda Jun's arm in the gym a few days ago.

When will she finally be able to hold his hand?
Tomatsu Tomoka could only remind herself again and again not to be impatient and learn to be patient.

She still kept the fortune stick. It was not only a way of self-punishment, but also a new love strategy for the girl.

Patience will lead to success. One should prioritize honesty and integrity, and be cautious in speech and action. School had just ended, and the gymnasium was nearly empty; only one dignified young girl stood in the stands.

Yamami Maki first saw Matsueda Jun pushing open the door, her smile was as warm as spring breeze, and then she saw the girl following behind him.

The smile on the Minister's face remained unchanged, but his eyes flickered and his eyelashes fluttered slightly. "Good afternoon, Matsueda-san and Tomoka. You both came so early today."

She didn't want to show that she was used to Jun Matsueda arriving early.

"Good afternoon, Buchou. I'm free today, so I came here with Matsueda-san."

Tomatsu Tomoka also did not mention that she already knew about the exchange competition between the two.

Both girls felt a little more guilty towards each other.

"Senior Yamami, it's time to discuss today's issues." Jun Matsueda walked over and sat down next to her.

"Oh, okay." Yamami Moki looked a little flustered. She stood up and said, "Well, I'm going to the bathroom."

"I'll go with the minister," said Tomatsu Tomoka.

So Jun Matsueda was the only one left in the empty stands, staring at the gray basketball in the corner of the court.

The girls silently turned on the faucet in front of the sink. As ladies, neither of them chatted in the bathroom. On the way back to the stands, the silence was finally broken.

"Matsueda told me that you should do your best in the captain competition." Tomatsu Tomoka took her senior's arm and rubbed it affectionately.

"So Matsueda-san told you about this." Yamami Maki smiled. She knew that what Matsueda Jun did was very reasonable, but she still inevitably felt a little lost in her heart.

"I'm sorry, Youhua. I was worried you might misunderstand or something."

"It's okay. Matsueda-san is very talented. Those who are capable should do more work." Tomatsu Tomoka was quite relieved about this true lady from a noble family. "Don't be polite, senior sister. Feel free to trouble him."

Hearing the younger generation's tone of asserting sovereignty, Yamami Moki just smiled and nodded.

When she returned to the stands, she left the textbooks where they were and sat on the other side.

There was a seat between the two of them, and Matsueda Jun glanced at her.

"Sorry to have kept Matsueda-san waiting for so long. Let's get started~" The girl tucked her hair behind her ears and looked at the book between them.

Jun Matsueda bent down, picked up the textbook, and explained the paragraph circled by Maki Yamami. Tomoka Tomatsu sat in the distance and chatted with the girls who gathered one after another.

“Matsueda-kun, could you please explain this section?” Yamami Maki pointed to a part that she hadn’t understood.

In order to see the key points in detail, the girl naturally leaned forward, but she soon found that the textbook was moving towards her on its own.

Jun Matsueda held a book in his left hand and a pen in his right hand. In order to make it easier for Yamami Miki to see, he stretched out his hand holding the book in front of her.

This way the girl's body won't be close to his right arm, and the two of them can maintain a very polite distance.

Yamami Moki raised her head and looked at Matsueda Jun.

"what happened?"

"It's nothing, Matsueda-san, please continue."

Yamami Maki didn't say anything extra, but Matsueda Jun had already guessed her intention to avoid suspicion.

Yamami Moki has always wanted to become a smarter and better person.

But she suddenly felt that being too smart was not a good thing.

(End of this chapter)