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Shirakawa Sawa leaned down, pausing briefly when their faces were only two centimeters apart.

He saw the other person blink rapidly a few times, their breathing slightly catching, but they didn't move away.

Then there's no need to say anything more.

He closed his eyes and kissed her...

"Well……"

Faced with this unprecedented experience, the girl couldn't quite describe how she felt.

She felt as if she had lost consciousness, only knowing what she was going through, only knowing that she was still in the lingering emotions of anxiety and anticipation...

As for the specific feeling of kissing, she said it wasn't very good; it was a very subtle feeling...

Volume 1: Chapter 65 New Classmate Chihaya Aine

The gradually accelerating heartbeat, the boy's slight panting, and the emotional exchange that was even more intense than the afternoon sun all combined to form Takamatsu Akira's feelings about her first kiss.

After they separated, she felt like she was melting.

I can't say whether it's because of myself, the other person, or even the slanting sun.

A thousand words, a myriad of thoughts, ultimately condensed into a soft murmur.

"Ze-jun... I'm going back now..."

After saying that, Gao Songdeng immediately turned around and ran towards his home.

Upon opening the door and seeing that her parents were not in the living room, the girl breathed a sigh of relief. She quickly changed her shoes, went into her bedroom, and then threw herself onto the bed, burying her face in the blankets.

After squirming and twisting in her blanket for a while, Takamatsu's embarrassment subsided a little.

The images of what she had just experienced began to replay in her mind...

Generally speaking, as the relationship between two people progresses, it is usually accompanied by reflection.

For example, Gao Songdeng is currently pondering a question: Is it reasonable for a first kiss to last for more than ten minutes?

After thinking it over and over, she still couldn't come up with any concrete ideas.

After all, there is no past experience to refer to, and no knowledge of other people's relevant experiences.

I can't exactly go out and ask my parents now, can I?

Gao Songdeng took a few deep breaths. Thinking about what had just happened, he felt a sense of euphoria, as if it weren't real…

"Buzz"

My phone vibrated twice.

Takamatsu Akari opened her screen and glanced at it; it was a message from Shirakawa Sawa.

"Dengjiang, I'm home."

The girl felt a little dazed and didn't know what to say, so she just replied with an "Mm".

After a while, the other party sent another message.

"See you tomorrow, Deng-chan."

Upon seeing this message, the girl realized that tomorrow was Monday.

She touched her face; it was still burning hot. She couldn't help but pray silently.

Hopefully I won't act too strangely at school tomorrow...

Meanwhile, on the other side of the city, a young girl made a similar sound.

"I hope I can get through tomorrow at school smoothly..."

Chihaya Aine lay on the sofa in her bedroom, looking at her school uniform and student ID, and softly spoke.

"Hoping everything goes well for this new beginning..."

As the two girls prayed together, the next day arrived.

At 6:30 a.m., Chihaya Aine was woken up by her alarm clock.

After getting up and washing up, she stood in front of the mirror, smiled, and held it for a few seconds.

Then she smiled, her eyes crinkling, and let out a few slightly deliberate laughs.

Then he looked away.

"Well, it seems there's no problem."

She let out a long sigh of relief, and her face looked more relaxed.

After packing her things, Chihaya Aine went out and arrived at Shuka High School, following the route she had planned the day before.

Seeing the students gathering at the entrance from all directions, she subconsciously observed each person's appearance.

As expected, none of my junior high school classmates were there.

Relieved, she went to the principal's office.

Although the enrollment has been confirmed, there is still a process to go through.

After answering a few questions casually, the principal called over the homeroom teacher of Class 1A, introduced them to each other, and then asked him to take Chihaya Aine to the classroom.

At this point, almost all the students in the class had arrived.

The homeroom teacher walked up to the podium, glanced at the students whose eyes were filled with curiosity, and gestured to Chihaya Aine standing next to her.

"This is a new student; he'll be part of our class from now on."

"Please give a round of applause to welcome our new student as he/she introduces himself/herself!"

Amidst the students' applause, Chihaya Aine wrote her name on the podium.

Then he turned and bowed slightly to the students below the stage, quickly glancing around to make sure no junior high school classmates were present, before speaking with a smile.

"Hello everyone, I'm Chihaya Aine."

"I enrolled at this strange time because of family reasons."

"I hope everyone will be willing to be my friend."

"Please give me your advice."

The homeroom teacher nodded and gestured to the only empty seat in the class, located to Shirakawa's left.

"Chihaya-kun, please have a seat there."

Chihaya Aine smiled and responded, then stepped down from the podium and sat in the seat assigned to her.

After she sat down, the homeroom teacher's gaze shifted to Shirakawa Ze's face.

"Shirakawa-san, could you please introduce the school festival activities to the new student, Chihaya-san, when you have time?"

Shirakawa Ze nodded.

The homeroom teacher glanced around, and seeing that nothing was amiss, left the classroom.

Upon hearing her homeroom teacher's words, Chihaya Aine immediately realized that this was an opportunity to make friends.

After all, school has been in session for a while now, and the social circles in the class have basically settled in.

If I want to integrate into this class, I definitely need a starting point.

Now it seems that the boy assigned by the homeroom teacher can serve as a starting point for me to integrate into the class.

Having made up her mind, Chihaya Aine immediately turned to look at Shirakawa Sawa, a kind smile on her face.

"Shirakawa... classmate, right?"

"Excuse me, teacher, what is the school festival event you mentioned?"

Shirakawa Sawa handed her the complete report on the school festival activities, a smile on his face.

"The school festival is an event where each class has to operate with a theme that is different from the other classes."

"This is the detailed plan for our class's activities. Chihaya can take a look first."

Chihaya Aine took the report, thanked him, and spoke again.

"Shirakawa-san, please call me Aine from now on. That's what my previous classmates called me too."

In fact, her classmates used to call her Chihaya.

But her mindset was different now. Wanting to start over, she decided to use changing how she addressed others as a way of saying goodbye to the past.

Shirakawa Ze nodded.

"Okay, Aiyin."

Chihaya Aine turned her gaze back to the event report in her hand.

On the cover of the report, after the names of the "Event Leader" and "Report Drafter," both listed Shirakawa Sawa and Goto Ichiri.

She noted down the two names, but didn't pay much attention to them.

After reading the event report, she flipped back to the cover, staring at the two names with shock in her eyes.

"Are these two people... really first-year high school students?"

She was the student council president in junior high school, so her organizational skills are undoubtedly excellent.

But while reading this report, she felt like a child looking up at an adult.

In particular, the timeline of the event indicates that the report was completed in a maximum of only one week.

“Shirakawa Sawa... Goto Ichiri…”

Chihaya Aine repeated the two names in her mind once more.