Am I being simulated by their love affair.

Chapter 319 The Day of Inspection
The black sedan representing the Mochizuki family arrived at school even earlier than the sports meet.

"They really have an air about them," Jun Matsue thought as he stood inside the school gate, watching the always stern-faced dean of academic affairs eagerly open the car door for the woman getting out.

As one of the largest investors in Haneoka High School, the Mochizuki family has the right to inspect the school's daily affairs, not to mention that Mochizuki Hana has also donated a lot of money to the school in her personal capacity.

“Our family has a legitimate seat on the school council,” Mochizuki Haruka, standing next to the boy, glanced at him.

“I understand, I understand.” Jun Matsuoka nodded. “Otherwise, how could I have let you take ten days or half a month off without any reason?”

Mochizuki Haruka's mouth froze for a moment. Even she, who always liked to mock Matsueda Jun, had moments when she was speechless. The girl chose to ignore what this guy said.

"Don't be fooled by how formal she's making it. My aunt didn't come to the school once last year. She's probably just here for fun this time."

"You heard people talking bad about me as soon as you got off the bus?" The woman who took off her sunglasses walked towards the two of them. The academic affairs director who had tried to get close to them had already been sent away by her.

Today, Wang Yuehua wore a simple black sleeveless dress. The not-so-complicated design of the dress was made of gauze fabric that covered her body, blocking prying eyes and only allowing others to admire the color of her skin exposed outside the dress.

"Welcome to our school, Ms. Mochizuki—" Mochizuki Haruka said expressionlessly, her mouth opening and closing, but before she could finish speaking, her aunt reached out and grabbed her hand.

As Jun Matsuoka watched the girl beside him's mouth transform into the shape of a goldfish, struggling in the woman's hand, the corners of his mouth turned up, revealing his undisguised inner pleasure.

"Don't just stand there, Songzhi, hold an umbrella for me." Wang Yuehua took the black umbrella handed to her by the maid and put it in the boy's hand.

"It's so sunny in the summer," the woman sighed as she stood under the umbrella, while the girl on the other side glared at her with dissatisfaction.

"Pine branches never held an umbrella for me!"

"It shows that Xiaoyao isn't very good at pursuing boys," Auntie said with a grin, and the three of them walked towards the teaching building together.

“I held an umbrella for you,” Jun Matsue said, looking at the girl walking beside him and correcting her statement.

"It was raining when we were looking at the cemetery, and you hid under my umbrella as we walked towards Dazai Osamu's grave. Have you forgotten?"

The girl recalled that at that time, most of her thoughts were focused on her aunt in the hospital bed, so the memory was not very vivid.

“It seems so,” she said softly.

"Looks like our Xiaoyao is doing well after all." The woman's eyes crinkled into crescent moons with laughter. "What's this about looking at the cemetery? Don't forget to tell me later, Xiaoyao, okay?"

It was lunchtime, and there weren't many people on the road in front of the school. Matsueda Jun and Mochizuki Haruka took a long detour along the edge of the road, showing their aunt around the club building, parking shed, library, and outdoor sports field.

The three of them finally stopped by the artificial lake opposite the cafeteria. Wang Yuehua looked at her own statue, which was the first time she had ever seen it in person.

The facilities at Haneoka High School are considered excellent by all standards in Tokyo. The woman nodded in satisfaction, "Looks like my money wasn't wasted."

"It would be nice if this statue could be restored to look better." She touched the bust in front of her. "My chest isn't this flat, and my features aren't this flat either."

"Why bother making it look so nice?" Mochizuki Haruka pouted. "You're not planning to find a husband."

The topic was getting a bit too private, so Jun Matsue changed the subject. "Speaking of which, there are a few holes over there in the bicycle shed. They were probably made by crows throwing stones or something."

"It's fine on sunny days, but it leaks like crazy on rainy days. Aunt, could you take this opportunity during your inspection to raise this issue with the school?"

“Aren’t you on good terms with the student council? Have them report it.” The girl looked at him again.

Jun Matsue and his aunt exchanged a glance and reached a consensus—Mochizuki (Haruka) was a bit too aggressive today.

"What's the reason?" the woman asked, gesturing with her eyes.

The boy innocently shook his head, indicating it had nothing to do with him. "How could that be!" Wang Yuehua widened her eyes slightly, glaring at him. "From now on, any unusual behavior from Xiaoyao should be traced back to you first!"
"What are you two doing, exchanging glances?" Mochizuki Haruka looked at the two people beside her with displeasure. "Are you bullying me because I'm not tall enough?"

"It's nothing, the umbrella is just a bit heavy." Jun Matsue pretended to weigh the umbrella in his hand.

"I was trying to tell you that the umbrella is being held too high~" Mochizuki chose to continue by taking over his words.

That guy Songzhi has a lot of tricks up his sleeve; Xiaoyao needs to be more careful in the future.
"I'm a little hungry." The woman stretched and yawned, her breasts, which the statue could not restore, became even fuller. "I want to try the school cafeteria in the summer."

"Does Matsue want to come along?" Mochizuki Haruka looked at the boy, her eyes filled with anticipation.

"Of course I really want to go to the cafeteria." Matsueda Jun had barely uttered half a sentence when the girl already knew the result. "But there's a class monitor meeting at noon about the sports meet."

"I'm not making excuses." Seeing the girl's dim eyes, he added, "Didn't they announce it on the radio this morning?"

"It seems there was a notification." Mochizuki Haruka recalled again; she never remembered things she wasn't interested in.

"Songzhi! You owe us a meal!" The aunt immediately tried to secure an opportunity for her niece.

"Okay," Jun Matsue said with a hint of helplessness. "Then I'll go back to the classroom first. I still need to go to the convenience store to buy bread."

"No need to buy!" The woman waved her hand with a smile. "We'll bring it for you~ The cafeteria food is always better than the convenience store food, right?"

"That's fine too." He couldn't find a reason to refuse, but he'd have to be careful not to let his senior see him.

Although the senior student is tolerant, she might still get jealous, so it's best to avoid it as much as possible.

The boy's figure disappeared on the lakeside, and Mochizuki Haruka was still staring blankly in the direction he left.

"Is my Xiaoyao in a bad mood?" the woman said in a doting tone.

The girl squatted on the grass by the lake and sighed. The dry soil where her tears had fallen was now covered with overgrown grass.

"I haven't had many opportunities to deepen my relationship with Songzhi lately."

"Is it because you haven't tried hard enough?" Wang Yuehua gathered her skirt and squatted down next to her, mimicking her niece's posture.

“How could that be!” the girl retorted firmly. “He’s currently practicing with the band, going to the election committee, preparing for the sports meet, club activities, and part-time jobs.”

"Where would I find time to be alone?"

"Songzhi is so busy!" the woman exclaimed. "This guy doesn't seem destined for a quiet life."

No matter what she was doing, Mochizuki Haruka was helpless in the face of this situation, and her worries made her stomach feel even hungrier.

"Let's go eat."

After trying the Chinese cold noodles that Matsueda Jun highly praised in the cafeteria, the two went into the teaching building, and Mochizuki wanted to see the girl's current classroom.

The corridor was crowded, and as the two passed through, the admiring glances around them never left—their striking resemblance represented the most captivating charm of the Mochizuki family during their girlhood and youth.

As they walked through the corridor connecting the teaching building and the administration building, they happened to see Jun Matsueda and a girl disappearing at the top of the stairs.

The girl had a faint smile and a gentle expression. She was holding documents in her hands and maintaining a just-right distance from the boy.

However, a woman's intuition told Mochizuki that something seemed amiss.
(End of this chapter)