Am I being simulated by their love affair.

Chapter 246 How the Girls Spend Their Sundays
On Sunday, at the Setagaya Keido café, an elderly man with white hair strolled slowly by the window, leading two golden retrievers.

"Hey, senior, how's Matsueda's preparation for the biology competition going?" Tomatsu Yuka put down her coffee cup and asked the girl sitting opposite her.

In front of Yamami Maki was a small piece of chocolate raspberry cake. Hearing her junior's question, her right hand, which was holding a spoon, twitched slightly with her little finger.

"Why is Yuka suddenly asking this?" The girl remained calm, scooped up a small piece of cake with deep red jam and put it in her mouth, concealing her inner panic.

Could it be that my affair with Matsueda has been discovered?
Even though Yamami Maki knew perfectly well that she hadn't done anything, the notes in her heart were already swirling with anxiety.

"Because you're going to participate in the competition next week, right?" Tomatsu Yuka took a bite of the cherry blossom milk pudding, her expression very satisfied.

“These past few days, Songzhi has been reading biology books during breaks and lunch breaks, but he disappears as soon as school is over.”

“He is much more serious than when he was preparing for the academic competition. Of course I hope he will achieve good results.”

"You're also preparing for the biology competition, so you should know about Songzhi's progress, right?"

The girl simply noticed how focused Matsueda Jun was and wanted to check on him.

"Is that so?" Yami Maki's mind slowly returned to normal; she had thought her junior was about to start questioning her.

"Matsueda is progressing much faster than me. I don't know him very well, but he's very well prepared."

The girl savored the sweetness of the raspberry cake with the tip of her tongue. It's likely that Songzhi spent so much time preparing it partly because of her tutoring.

"Speaking of which, doesn't Yuuka even ask me how my preparations are going?" Yamami Maki joked, now that she felt relieved. "She doesn't care about me at all!"

"I'm sorry~" Tomatsu Yuka blinked, "Girls in love always put their sweethearts first."

"If I didn't care about my senior, why would I be sitting in this coffee shop?"

From dating and hairstyles to seasons and pets, the girls seemed tired and quietly drank their coffee, each finishing the remaining small piece of cake and the half-circled pudding.

Without prior arrangement, they all looked out the window and began to ponder the same question.

What is Matsueda doing right now?

As Jun Matsuoka looked out onto the balcony, a crow landed on the railing and stared back at him from inside the living room.

"Chun-ge, stop spacing out, it's your turn to act!" Miyamura Aya tugged at his sleeve.

"Yes, yes~" Jun Matsueda turned around and looked at the three people gathered around the coffee table. Aya Miyamura, Haruka Mochizuki, and Yosuke Kurusu were all sitting on the sofa, while Jun Matsueda was sitting on a soft cushion on the floor with his back to the TV.

On the coffee table was a Monopoly map, which Aya-chan brought, and Mochizuki Haruka was someone she had called from next door.

"So what should I do now?" It was one o'clock in the afternoon, and he should have been lying in his room taking a nap, but the girls called him out.

“Roll the dice.” Sitting to the right of Matsueda Jun, Mochizuki Haruka stretched out her hand and placed two dice in front of him.

The girl sat on the edge of the sofa, very close to Jun Matsueda. Since he was sitting on the floor, he could see her fair and shapely legs with just a turn of his head. Her calves rubbed against the sofa, as if trying to attract someone's attention.

"Hurry up, Matsushige, I need to buy land!" Sitting to his left, Kurusu Yosei poked his knee with his toe.

"So why play Monopoly?" Even as he asked this, he still rolled the dice. The two delicate cubes spun three times on the table and stopped in front of Miyamura Aya.

"Nine o'clock!" the girl announced loudly.

Yosei Kurusu picked up the blue figure representing Jun Matsueda and scurried nine squares across the map. "It's an event! What kind of event will plumber Jun Matsueda encounter?" The four-player Monopoly game was a Sims version, where not only did each character have a profession, but the events were also much more bizarre and unusual.

Mochizuki Haruka picked up the pile of event cards on the right side of the coffee table and placed the first card in front of Matsueda Jun. The three girls all seemed very enthusiastic while playing the game.

"...Marriage?" Jun Matsueda read out the instructions on the card, and the eyes of the girls sitting on either side of him began to sparkle.

"To whom?" Mochizuki Haruka leaned closer to him. "To marry Player Number Two. If you are Player Number Two, then choose a player to marry."

"What player number am I again?" Kurusu Yosei stared at the ceiling, pondering, while Mochizuki Haruka also tried to produce evidence that she was player number two.

"No need to think about it, player number two is me!" Aya Miyamura stood up from the sofa. "But won't this be a bad thing for my relationship with Jun-nii?"

“You’re the one.” Jun Matsueda slapped the marriage event card in front of her. “After that, each round of actions will include options such as ‘dating,’ which may trigger events such as ‘honeymoon,’ ‘argument,’ or ‘cheating.’”

The girls on both sides sighed, but their disappointment only lasted a short while, because Matsueda Jun soon "cheated" on someone else, this time to player number 3, Mochizuki Haruka.

So, in one afternoon, the four millionaires went through a series of marriages, divorces, breakups, seductions, and affairs, their chaotic relationships enough to fill a two-million-word novel.

"Can we play fewer of these kinds of games in the future?" Jun Matsue asked Aya Miyamura, who was relaxing on the balcony after finishing Monopoly.

"Isn't it quite interesting?" Aya smiled happily, took a couple of sips of the juice that Mochizuki Haruka had brought, and looked at the girls glaring at each other in the living room.

"If Chun-ge were to get married now, who would be the most suitable partner?"

"Don't bring games into reality, okay?" Jun Matsueda rolled his eyes at her and walked towards the kitchen. The three of them unanimously requested that he cook dinner tonight because he had cheated on his wife the most.

While waiting for the curry to cook, Jun Matsue secretly pondered the question the girl had raised.

When it comes to marriage, isn't it better to choose a girl who is good at both home and family?
Back home, Yamami Maki sneezed, the girl shook her head cutely, and walked out of the bedroom with a dignified smile on her face.

"Tonight we have tomato beef brisket, which is Moji's favorite!" The woman at the table waved to her. "You've been spending so much time studying lately, you need to eat more to replenish your energy."

"Thank you, Mom~" The girl sat down at the dining table, and the silent man finally spoke.

"Did you get into another argument with Kuroba Shin?" The middle-aged man took a small sip of sake. "I told you before, she still has the mentality of a child, there's no need to argue with her."

"Yes." Yamami Maki nodded respectfully.

"As I told you before, regarding your choice of university major and career planning, the family hopes that more of your generation will enter the legal system, or study political science or economics. It will be more convenient for you to manage a company or become a member of parliament later."

"Choose one yourself, see which path you prefer, and stop hesitating."

"Yes."

"Let's eat." The man picked up his chopsticks, then suddenly remembered something and said to the girl.

"Don't take winning or losing too seriously. We've never asked you to win. After this competition, make up for the flower arrangement and tea ceremony classes you missed."

".yes."

Yamami Maki looked at the beef brisket in the bowl. The tomatoes were of very good quality, and the broth was as red as blood.

It's not that you have no demands, it's just that you've lost hope in me.

(End of this chapter)