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What exactly was the relationship between that girl and him?

Wait, what am I thinking?

Even if Kamishiro-kun has some kind of relationship with that girl, it's none of her business.

Maki Mizuno shook her head, quickly banishing the strange thought from her mind.

After eating and drinking enough.

Chitanda Mirai suggested:

"Now that everything is ready, let's go to Professor Matsueda and apply for a department."

Shiro Shiro and the others had no objections.

They all left the classroom together and took the elevator to find Ms. Matsueda.

After explaining the situation to Ms. Matsue in the classroom office.

She squinted at the three beautiful girls beside Shiro Kaede, then glanced at the name of the beautiful girl, Hina Watanabe, on the application form, and suddenly seemed to be deep in thought.

I don't really understand why there are so many handsome men and beautiful women in this literature department.

However, it's not bad at all.

After all, this is the club she's in charge of.

Some good-looking students are also excellent.

Moreover, and most importantly, the reason given by Kamishiro-kun and Mizuno Maki just now was that they planned to have a quiet lunch break or study in the clubroom.

She didn't think there was anything wrong with it.

Anyway, she originally wanted Kamishiro to study hard, so she gave him more test papers to do.

I was also afraid that if other students saw it, they would say something like, "It's not good to give extra help."

That seems to be true at present.

It's just that Kamishiro-kun was forced to do this because he was about to be expelled from school.

Normally, she would never be so focused on one student.

Yes, that's it!

Now that we have this literature club, it will be good for Kamishiro-kun to study properly there during lunchtime.

Moreover, it also allows Chitanda Mirai and Mizuno Maki, two top students, to take a test and solidify their grades.

As for Urahara Junko, although her grade was a D, being with top students like Shirafuji will probably raise her grade too.

"Okay, I've finished eating too, so I'll go with you to find the department."

Chitanda Mirai smiled and nodded, saying, "Then I'll leave it to Matsueda-sensei."

The group was led by Teacher Songzhi.

They began searching for the department.

As they walked along the road, Matsueda Asami watched Chitanda Mirai being pushed in her wheelchair by Urahara Junko and praised her, "But speaking of Chitanda-san, the club members you found are quite good."

"Why do you say that?" Chitanda asked curiously.

"That's because three of you are in the top five of the class." As Matsueda Mami said this, she glanced at Shirokaze, though she actually meant to say four.

After all, Shiro Shiro's grades were actually quite good.

However, since Shiro Shiro hasn't taken the official exam yet, her current score can only be considered a C.

Matsueda Asami explained, "Students who excel in their studies can encourage and motivate each other to study together."

"And your senior in the department, Hina Watanabe, also has excellent grades."

"If any of you first-grade students encounter problems you don't understand, you can also ask her."

Mizuno Maki blinked her beautiful eyes; she hadn't thought of that either.

Although her grades are very good, we still hope she can solidify them even further.

After all, if her grades drop, her scholarship and stipend might be lost.

So if a senior student with good grades could answer her questions from time to time, she would think it would be nice.

Chitanda Mirai smiled and said:

"That's absolutely true!"

"Junko-chan also needs to catch up on her studies."

When Junko Urahara heard that she needed tutoring, her expression didn't change much, but her intimidating aura began to weaken at a visible speed, clearly indicating that she didn't like studying.

"Yes, teacher, I hope that if you have time, you can study hard in the club."

"Given your situation, I also think it's not a good idea for you to go to a department in a stadium that's too far away."

"So we chose a room on the top floor of your building that has been unused for a long time."

"Although students sometimes take a lunch break in the nearby clubrooms, they are mostly club members who prefer quiet, so there's no need to worry too much."

"You can just take the elevator up then."

"But you'll need to walk through the corridor to get to the next room."

Shiro Shiro knew that the school building they were in was U-shaped.

There is a corridor in the middle that leads to the other side.

He estimated that the department was on the other side of the roof.

Chapter 76: The confrontation between Hojo Kirisa and Chitanda Mirai.

2024-07-14

After walking for a while...

Matsueda Mami led them into a clubroom.

Inside, on the left wall, there was a huge bookshelf and two two-meter-tall metal cabinets for storing things.

There are tables and chairs in the middle.

There's even a sofa nearby.

As for air conditioning, a basic piece of equipment, it's provided in almost every part of this school, and this place is certainly no exception.

Chitanda Mirai, however, didn't think there was anything wrong with this place.

It's not far from the classroom; it only takes two or three minutes to get there.

It's relatively quiet.

The department is quite large.

Overall, there aren't any major drawbacks.

But she was still curious about what others thought, and asked:

"What do you think?"

Shiro Kaede: "That's good. It's close to the classroom, so it's not troublesome to go back and forth."

Maki Mizuno: "It's quite quiet here, and I like quiet."

Although Junko Urahara didn't say a word, she nodded, which meant she had no objections.

“I also think this place is great, so it’s decided then.” Chitanda Mirai looked at Matsueda Asami and said gratefully, “Thank you, Matsueda-sensei, for helping us find such a good club room.”

Matsueda Asami put her hands on her hips and laughed:

"As your advisor, it is my duty to fight for the best for you."

"This room doesn't look too dirty, you can just clean it a little."

"I'll give the key to you, Chitanda-san. Remember not to lose it, otherwise we'll have to go through the application process to get a new one made, which is quite troublesome."

"Yes, I will definitely keep it safe." Chitanda Mirai looked at the key to the Literature Club in her hand, her pale, sickly face beaming with a smile.

"If there are no problems, I'll go back to my office to handle the departmental paperwork. Remember to close the door when you leave." Matsueda Asami prepared to leave.

"Goodbye, Matsueda-sensei." Xn

After hearing what the students said, Matsueda Asami also left.

Shiro Shiro quite likes cleanliness; he believes that a clean environment makes people feel comfortable and relaxed.

He stretched out his index finger and wiped the table, finding only a tiny bit of dust on it.

It's not really dirty; I reckon it'll be cleaned up soon.

So he first told Watanabe Hina-senpai the location of the clubroom via his phone, and then looked at Chitanda Mirai and the others and said:

"Watanabe-senpai will be here in a bit."

"Let's start cleaning."

Everyone else nodded and began cleaning the area.

Even Chitanda Mirai, who was in a wheelchair, was not idle; she was also wiping the table with a rag.

And not long after.

Watanabe Hina also came over, and when she saw that everyone in the room except for Shiro Kaede was a beautiful girl whose appearance was no less than her own, her beautiful eyes slowly darkened.

Although she knew these people before, she was still somewhat unhappy to see them all gathered around Shiro Kaede.

"Watanabe-senpai, you're here?" Kamishiro Hakufeng noticed Watanabe Hina at the door.

Watanabe Hina snapped out of her daze and said with a slight apology, "Sorry, I'm not late, am I?"

Chitanda Mirai shook her head and said, "No, we're already very happy that Watanabe-senpai was willing to come and help."

Even the usually aloof Maki Mizuno greeted them, which was quite unusual.

Junko Urahara remained silent, unsure of how to begin.

Hina Watanabe knew that Junko Urahara wasn't the talkative type, so she didn't blame her.