Practical teaching, all I want is your reward.

Chapter Sixty-Three: Parting on Unhappily

Over the past two days, Class D has been preparing for a tutoring session.

The suggestion came from Yosuke Hirata, who approached a high-achieving student in the class and asked him to help provide tutoring to all the struggling students.

Every day after school, I would spend about two hours in the classroom for extra lessons.

Those who had failed the test, especially those who had been sentenced to death by Chabashira Sae, signed up to participate.

However, only Ken Sudo, Kanji Ike, and Haruki Yamauchi refused to attend the cram school.

Horikita Suzune found this utterly baffling. She couldn't understand these people's thinking. Did they not care even if they had to drop out of school?

She was already very dissatisfied with the decadent atmosphere in the class, and without much hesitation, she immediately asked Kiyotaka Ayanokouji to take them to the library for her tutoring session.

Of course, not out of kindness towards her classmates, Horikita Suzune also considered taking the opportunity to eliminate a group of underachieving students.

However, considering that too many students dropping out might affect the class, we decided to lend a hand to them, to help them if we could, and to give up immediately if we couldn't.

Horikita Suzune had a very clever plan, and Ayanokoji Kiyotaka agreed to her request.

However, she did not expect that the other party would bring Kikyo Kushida along.

Horikita Suzune didn't have much affection for Kikyo Kushida, and her impression of her worsened as Kikyo kept trying to get close to her, always feeling that there was another face hidden beneath her smile.

However, seeing that Kiyotaka Ayanokouji had indeed brought Ken Sudo and the others, Suzune Horikita decided to forgive his presumptuous decision.

Despite having anticipated the learning abilities of these idiots, Horikita Suzune found that she had greatly underestimated them.

Not to mention the knowledge in the textbook, she didn't even know the content of junior high school. Not only that, but she also asked her what a linear equation in two variables was.

This level of ignorance goes beyond being uneducated; it's more like someone who has never been to school.

No wonder they were the worst students in the class, especially Sudo Ken, who ranked last with a score of just over ten points.

Horikita Suzune strongly suspected that he was just lucky and had chosen one or two correct multiple-choice questions.

She had no idea how to proceed. No matter what she said, these people couldn't understand her, and it ended in a bad breakup.

"Horikita-kun, with your methods, no one will want to study with you..."

After watching Sudo Ken and the others leave, Kushida Kikyo let out a deep sigh.

“That is indeed my problem. Even if I can help them get through this crisis, they will repeat similar problems next time. It’s pointless unless we correct them.” Horikita Suzune’s voice became extremely cold. “Instead of wasting time on these people, we might as well just give up.”

Kikyo Kushida was stunned, not expecting her to say such a thing. Her eyes flickered, and then she looked to Kiyotaka Ayanokouji next to her for help.

"Hey, Ayanokouji-kun, do you think so too?"

“Since Horikita has come to this conclusion, it doesn’t matter what we do.” Ayanokoji Kiyotaka said expressionlessly, as if he would just listen to whatever Horikita Suzune said.

Kikyo Kushida lowered her eyes, as if a shadow had fallen over them, then forced a smile: "I'll find a way. I can't agree to be separated from everyone so soon."

Horikita Suzune watched her one-woman show with a cold eye and said bluntly, "If you really want to help them, I'll cheer you on. Unfortunately, I don't think you really have that idea."

Kikyo Kushida's expression stiffened, as if she, like everyone else, could no longer bear her mockery.

"Why can you say such hurtful things so nonchalantly, Horikita-san?" She bit her lip, her expression so pitiful. "I want to help everyone too... This is too painful."

After saying that, Kikyo Kushida picked up her schoolbag, bowed slightly to the two of them, and then left the library.

Seeing this, Kiyotaka Ayanokouji casually looked at Suzune Horikita; today's tutoring session was just him and this girl left.

“I didn’t expect you to have similar thoughts to mine,” Horikita Suzune said. “If you need tutoring, I can teach you a little bit.”

Kiyotaka Ayanokouji was speechless. Did this woman really not know how to interact with people?

Even someone like him, who comes from a humble background, understands some basic interpersonal skills.

"I'll let it go. Although I can understand your disdain for Sudo and the others, I think it would be beneficial for you to consider things other than studying a little more."

Kiyotaka Ayanokouji thought his reminder was tantamount to a direct suggestion, but to his surprise, Suzune Horikita completely ignored him.

"Not interested in……"

When she was halfway through speaking, Horikita Suzune suddenly paused. She looked at a certain place with a look of surprise and uncertainty, and then tried her best to hide her expression.

Kiyotaka Ayanokouji glanced at them; he had already spotted Toru Suzuki and Masumi Kamuro.

"That's enough for today, I'm going back." Horikita Suzune tried her best to appear nonchalant, but she was shocked inside. Why was Suzuki Tetsu here?

Besides, isn't the girl he's with his creditor?

What is going on?

Because she hasn't earned any personal points this month, Horikita Suzune has absolutely no ability to repay, and she's having a terrible headache over this.

Fortunately, the deadline was six months to pay off the debt; otherwise, she would have been restless and would have been trying to find a way to solve the debt problem.

However, she never expected to run into Masumi Kamuro here.

One is someone who wants to drop out of school, and the other is someone who owes money to him. Is there something wrong with this combination?

Horikita Suzune didn't have time to think much; all she wanted to do was avoid the other person and calmly reflect on the situation.

As Ayanokouji Kiyotaka watched her run away, he fell into deep thought. Although he didn't know the inside story, he could glean some information from the clues he had.

He knew that Suzuki Tetsu was going to expel Horikita Suzune, and he also knew that Horikita Suzune had made an information deal with a student in Class A.

Could it be the girl next to Toru Suzuki?

In this way, wouldn't Horikita Suzune be like a lamb waiting to be slaughtered by a hunter?

Ayanokouji Kiyotaka's expression hardened, just as he noticed Suzuki Toru calmly looking in their direction, and their eyes met.

Then he saw Suzuki Tetsu give him a knowing smile.

In an instant, Kiyotaka Ayanokouji felt as if he were being watched by a predator, and his whole body tensed up, though his expression remained unchanged.

He turned around, picked up his backpack, and walked towards the library with a blank expression.

It seems that Suzuki Toru is very likely after him. As for whether he is from the White House, we can only wait patiently for Suzuki Toru to make his move.

Surely we can't just expel him on the spot?

However, Kiyotaka Ayanokouji was unaware that shortly after he left, Toru Suzuki received a message and subsequently also got up and left the library.

Chapter Sixty-Four: My Foolish Sister

Suzuki Toru doesn't have any thoughts on Ayanokoji Kiyotaka yet.

After all, the wishes surrounding the other person are a bit difficult to fulfill.

[Make Ayanokouji wear women's clothing], [Threaten Ayanokouji Kiyotaka, you don't want to be expelled, do you?], [Bury the greatest masterpiece], [Fram Ayanokouji for making rounded corners], [Expose Ayanokouji Kiyotaka's true strength], [Send him back to his beloved father], [Make Ayanokouji Kiyotaka experience the taste of defeat]...

Wishes are not something that can be fulfilled at will; many of them are contradictory.

The reason Suzuki Tetsu recorded the wishes of his targets was because he needed to select the wishes that could be fulfilled.

Putting aside Ayanokoji Kiyotaka for the moment, he was more concerned about another target.

Not long after Horikita Suzune left, Horikita Manabu sent him a message asking him to return to the student dormitory.

It seems his role as a life coach is about to be implemented.

Putting away his phone, Toru Suzuki casually made up an excuse to stop Masumi Kamuro from following him.

Immediately afterwards, he returned to the student dormitory alone.

……

"Rin, you really haven't improved at all. You still haven't realized your shortcomings. Coming to this school can only be described as a qualified failure."

As dusk settled in the afternoon, two figures could be seen facing each other behind the student dormitory.

The person who spoke just now was Horikita Manabu, and in front of him was Horikita Suzune.

When Suzuki Toru saw this scene, he happened to hear Horikita Suzune biting her lip. His throat moved, and he retorted with a hint of bitterness, "It's different. I'm not the same as before. I'll prove it to you this time. I'll be promoted to Class A soon..."

"As expected, no matter what, you are still as foolish as ever," Horikita Manabu said coldly. "Suzuki has already told me about the things between you two. He is more outstanding than you, and his Class A is a place you can never reach."

Horikita Suzune was pale. Compared to when she heard Suzuki Tetsu's words, Horikita Manabu's words were undoubtedly a bigger blow to her, as if they negated her entire being.

Suzuki Toru looked at this strangely. He had just arrived when he heard the chairman's evaluation of him, as if a neighbor was disciplining their child and asking Toru to learn from him.

Seemingly hearing Suzuki Toru's footsteps, Horikita Manabu turned to look at him and nodded slightly.

He actually noticed Suzuki Toru immediately, which is why he said what he just said.

However, Horikita Suzune looked surprised, clearly not expecting him to appear here.

"Good afternoon, President." Suzuki Toru greeted the two of them. "And, we meet again, Horikita-kun."

"Why are you here?" Horikita Suzune was astonished. She was already unlucky to run into him at the library, so why was he here?

Could it be that he was stalking her?

The moment the thought crossed her mind, Horikita Suzune immediately dismissed it, because her meeting with Horikita Manabu was not her doing, but rather Horikita Manabu had taken the initiative to approach her.

In other words, it's very likely that Suzuki Toru was summoned by her brother.

Horikita Suzune's idea was quickly confirmed.

“While you lingered there, Suzuki had already become the vice president of the student council and had accumulated six million personal points,” Horikita Manabu said. “In addition, your Class 1-D set a new record for the school, becoming the first class to reduce its class points to zero, leaving none at all.”

Horikita Suzune was completely stunned. First, there were six million personal points, and then there was the so-called highest record. Her thoughts were all in chaos.

Even if she wanted to retort, she didn't know what to say. She could only bite her lip, revealing a look of resentment and inferiority.

"If people find out you're my sister, I'll be the one who loses face, and I might not even be able to save face for the student council."

Horikita Manabu's face was expressionless, and his gaze towards his younger sister seemed devoid of any emotion.

"President, should I help her drop out of school?" Suzuki Tetsu suggested, joining in the fun.

As soon as she finished speaking, Horikita Suzune's expression became extremely stiff, and a look of panic flashed in her eyes.

Horikita Manabu's lips twitched slightly, then he said expressionlessly, "Even if you don't want to admit it, she is still my sister by blood. Even you know about her existence, so I don't think you can hide it for long."

Suzuki Tetsu blinked. If that's the case, shouldn't he drop out of school sooner rather than later with this useless younger sister?

However, Horikita Manabu ignored his gaze and continued, "Since you are interested in this foolish little sister, I hope you can teach her what true excellence is, instead of the foolishness of confusing aloofness with loneliness."

So, this is an officially certified life guidance instructor, right?