Am I being simulated by their love affair.

Chapter 265 Sharing the same path doesn't necessarily mean traveling together
Who is coming?

Miyamura Aya blinked, and several of the bubbles floating in the air seemed unable to withstand the pressure and quietly burst.

“You’ve all met Yosei Lai, she said she’s in Shinjuku.” Jun Matsueda looked at the message on his phone, then noticed the somewhat bewildered Maki Yami.

"I don't think I've ever seen her before. Lai Xiyang is my roommate."

"Ah, I understand." Yami Maki nodded, secretly glancing at Mochizuki Haruka and Tomatsu Yuka's expressionless faces, and a sense of curiosity arose about her roommate whom she hadn't met yet.

When she was on the phone with her classmate Matsueda at home, it seemed that Matsueda had mentioned this roommate when they went to Hatsumode together before.

"If you don't mind, I'll call her over?" Jun asked again. Actually, this question was a bit redundant, as the girl who had acted first and asked later was already on her way.

"It's okay, it'll be more lively with more people."

Tomatsu Yuka gave a forced smile. Mochizuki Haruka didn't say anything, but simply moved her body to the side, giving Matsueda Jun his place.

The boy sat down again on the edge of the picnic mat. The sunlight overhead was a bit dazzling, but it made him feel warm all over. He lay down on the grass and watched the clouds gradually disappear into the distance.

"The best afternoon is one where you do absolutely nothing."

Jun Matsue sighed, the bent grass beneath his head and the scent of cherry blossoms in the wind being the best proof of his feelings.

"Matsueda-san, you've been working hard overtime." Tomatsu Yuka glanced at Mochizuki Haruka. This was the little comfort she was talking about in her boring daily life. Some people probably wouldn't understand, right?

Mochizuki Haruka ignored the girl's provocation and simply stared at the profile of the boy beside her. She did not intend to stir up any conflict while Matsueda Jun was present.

"It's been a month since school started. Has Aya-chan adapted to high school life?" Jun Matsue asked the girl sitting across from him.

"That's great!" Aya Miyamura lay down on the lawn, her arms and legs spread out, her spread-eagled posture even more arrogant than Jun Matsueda's.

"The teachers and classmates are all very nice people, I haven't fallen behind in my studies, and the food in the cafeteria is delicious."

"Ah, but there's a small problem with the light music club. Our band isn't fully formed yet; we're still missing a drummer and a keyboardist."

The girl suddenly sat up on the grass, a few bits of grass still clinging to her hair. "But my intuition tells me that once the band is formed, we can dominate Yuqiu!"

"Are you going to conquer Haneoka with music?" The girls laughed. Jun Matsueda looked up at the distant sky, where a building resembling the Empire State Building stood outside the forest.

"That building seems to appear quite often in movies, doesn't it?"

"That's the Yoyogi Building, you know. It's hard not to see it when you're walking around Shinjuku," a girl's voice sounded behind him. "It's not surprising that it appears in movies, is it?"

With her long pink hair blowing in the wind, Jun Matsueda sat up, while Yosei Kurusu had already circled the picnic mat and was sitting next to Aya Miyamura.

"Sister Yangshi came so fast!" the girl exclaimed in surprise. "Your new hair color looks great!"

Yosei-nee. Yami Maki's eyelashes trembled. This was currently the most intimate way Miyamura Aya addressed girls; she called everyone else "Yamami-neechan," "Mochizuki-neechan," or "Tomatsu-neechan."

"Long time no see~" Kurusu Yosei pushed up his sunglasses to use as a headband, smiled at the girls sitting on the picnic mat, and then looked at Yamami Maki sitting on the other side of Miyamura Aya.

"It seems like this is the first time we've met. Are you also a friend of Songzhi?"

"I'm Yamami Maki, so I'm Matsueda-san's senior." The girl gave a gentle smile. "Although I'm her senior, I've received a lot of help from Matsueda-san before."

“Senior, you used to be my club president,” Tomatsu Yuka interjected. “It’s been a long time since I last saw you, Yosei-san. The last time was last year.”

“I remember you!” The pink-haired girl nodded. “Matsue’s classmate, the baker at the school festival!” Although that wasn’t wrong, Tomatsu Yuka felt something was off, as if she was just someone who was responsible for making bread.

"Don't you have a performance today? What brings you here?" Mochizuki Haruka asked Kiyoshi without expression.

Idols, as public figures, have relatively transparent schedules, and Mochizuki Haruka specifically checked the girl's whereabouts before leaving home today.

"Mind your own business!" Kurusu Yosei's attitude towards her wasn't very good, because this was a bad cat that had been living in her house for a long time. "The next performance isn't until an hour later. Can't I even go out for a stroll during my break?"

"Is Ms. Kurusu an entertainer?" Yamami Maki looked at the girl's striking long hair, as if she had picked a whole tree of cherry blossoms and hung them on her shoulders.

"I'm an idol!" the girl exclaimed proudly. "An idol who brings love and hope to everyone!"

"Don't you feel embarrassed saying things like that?" Jun Matsue asked helplessly as he lay back down.

"Don't lie down!" Yosuke Kurusu walked up to Jun Matsueda. "I finally managed to find some time to come here, aren't you going to come with me for a walk?"

"Forget it." Tomatsu Yuka stood in front of her. "Matsueda-san wants to rest. If she wants to look around, I can accompany Yosei-san."

The girl looked at the boy lying on the ground. "I heard from people on the street that there are movie filming locations around here. Do you know about them, Yu-Hana?"

"The Garden of Words?" Tomatsu Tomohana laughed, glancing at Mochizuki Haruka sitting on the other side of the boy. "Mochizuki-san knows it very well."

“I’ll go with you.” The girl with the cold face stood up without hesitation. “Let’s go that way.”

The three girls, each with a distinct aura, quickly disappeared into the distant forest. Miyamura Aya watched the direction they left in and rolled her eyes.

"Senior, senior, let's go shopping together!"

"..." Yamami Maki hesitated for a moment, then looked at the boy lying on the grass, "Then I'll have to trouble Matsueda-kun to watch the house?"

Jun Matsue gave an "OK" sign with a satisfied expression, and then the remaining two girls also left the lawn and headed towards the cherry blossom grove. Their direction was not far from that of the three who had gone ahead.

Lai Xiyang looked at the small pavilion by the lake in front of him and thought, "It doesn't seem like anything special."

“Because you haven’t seen the movie, you don’t know the story that happened here,” Mochizuki Haruka said coldly. “So of course you can’t feel the beauty of those encounters and the regret of those missed opportunities.”

The girl's words seemed to go beyond just a movie.

"Huh? But there's nothing we can do about it, right?" The pink-haired girl tilted her head and said matter-of-factly, "There are so many movies and so many stories in the world, there will always be some that I don't know. If I don't know, I don't know."

“What Yang Shi-san said makes sense.” Tomatsu Yuka gazed at the pond, the reflections of the three people on the water ruffled by the wind. “But Yang Shi-san seems to be in the entertainment industry, so it would be good if he knew more about movies and such, wouldn’t it?”

"I'm an idol, a singing idol." The girl made a gesture of holding a microphone. "Movies and such don't have much to do with me. At most, I might sing theme songs and insert songs."

“I see.” Tomatsu Tomohana nodded thoughtfully, looking at Kurusu Yosei’s back by the pond. “May I ask a question?”

Are idols allowed to date these days?

“No agency would allow such a thing.” Mochizuki Haruka quickly answered the question for the person in question, but the girl’s tone was more like sarcasm than an answer.

Yosei Kurusu, who was closest to the pool, turned around and looked at the two people standing in a row behind him.

Oh dear, these two guys leading the way seem to have some ill intentions.

(End of this chapter)