I, Aki Tomoya, will not be a simp.

Not only did Harumi Junko understand what it meant for Mr. Tsubota to bring Furuhashi Fumino over, but Aki Tomoya also understood.

This is probably a done deal...

He didn't look at Fumino Furuhashi, but instead looked at Mr. Tsubota.

This was the first time Aki Tomoya had ever seen that teacher with such a troubled expression.

"Fumino Furuhashi of Ichinose Academy, three days a week, until the end of summer vacation."

Mr. Tsubota said in an extremely complicated tone.

He still doesn't know whether he should accept the tutoring fee.

As staff members, we must generate revenue for the academy.

As teachers, we must consider the actual situation of our students.

In the end, the teacher gave in and decided not to consider Fumino Furuhashi's wishes, but to do his best with the remaining time of summer vacation.

"Hopefully, after summer vacation ends, Furuhashi will have thought it through!"

Mr. Tsubota wants to help Fumino Furuhashi, and at the same time, he hopes that Fumino Furuhashi can make good use of her own talents.

However, in reality, the other person's determined gaze made it impossible for him to refuse.

So how do we deal with that devilish talent for reasoning?

Mr. Tsubota thought that if he could really help Fumino Furuhashi get into her desired science department, then his teacher would truly be considered a god.

"Thank you, Mr. Tsubota!"

Fumino Furuhashi said politely.

It was at this time that Aki Tomoya officially began to get to know this humanities prodigy.

Aki Tomoya was surprised that she had an exceptional talent for humanities but chose to take the opposite path and study science, but he was much more surprised than Mr. Tsubota and Harumi Junko, who knew her math and science level better.

Only after he truly understood Fumino Furuhashi's mathematical abilities did he realize the fairness of fate.

"This is Tomoya Aki."

"Hello, I am Aki Tomoya. Nice to meet you."

Following Mr. Tsubota's introduction, Aki Tomoya stood up and politely greeted him.

"Ah, hello, I'm Fumino Furuhashi, nice to meet you."

Fumino Furuhashi returned the greeting.

Subsequently, Mr. Tsubota arranged for Fumino Furuhashi to sit in an empty seat at the school.

It's not far from Aki Tomo, just behind Kudo Sayaka's location; you can see it as soon as you turn around.

"Please wait a moment, Furuhashi-kun. Have a seat for a while. It's lunch break, so you can chat with Aki-kun." After giving the instructions, Mr. Tsubota turned his gaze to Harumi Junko. "Harumi-sensei, come to my office for a moment. I need to say a few words."

As he spoke, he took out a handkerchief and wiped the sweat from his forehead, his eyes showing considerable pressure.

Regarding Fumino Furuhashi's study plan, although it only consists of six days of classes every two weeks, they still need to think about it carefully.

After all, this is another student with special circumstances.

Moreover, this should be considered the most challenging problem Mr. Tsubota has faced since becoming a cram school instructor.

"Is Furuhashi-san the same Furuhashi Fumino from Ichinose Academy?"

Aki Tomoya looked towards Furuhashi Fumino and asked.

The latter looked a little reserved, and nodded slightly: "I think so, there shouldn't be anyone with the same name as me at school."

It was obvious that Fumino Furuhashi knew what Tomoya Aki was referring to.

A humanities genius, she was aware of how others viewed her.

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Chapter 74 Heaven is fair! (6/6)

Even among the students of Ichinose Academy, everyone around them has high expectations for Fumino Furuhashi.

Of course, this refers to the humanities; given time, it will become literature.

The title of "humanities genius" is not given lightly; Fumino Furuhashi's talent in literature can be described as extraordinary.

Her performance in both classical and modern Chinese literature has earned her high expectations from those around her, or rather, she has been admired by her peers.

Talent is a thing that often defies logic.

With such exceptional talent, those around her naturally assumed that if she chose the path of higher education, she would most likely enter the literature department of a top private university.

Aki Tomoya was no exception to this, because when he first learned about Fumino Furuhashi, a girl his age, he also thought that she would make good use of her talents.

But the truth is quite the opposite; Fumino Furuhashi's ambitions lie elsewhere.

"Which university does An Yi want to attend?"

Noticing the strange look in Aki Tomoya's eyes, Fumino Furuhashi immediately changed the subject to the boy in front of her to avoid the conversation turning to her talents.

Regarding talent, and ambitions that run counter to talent, Fumino Furuhashi is also helpless.

Fumino Furuhashi herself is also troubled by the fact that others have expectations of her.

At the beginning of summer vacation, Fumino Furuhashi asked her strict father if she could attend tutoring classes. Her father didn't even listen to her finish speaking and simply replied with two words: "Go ahead."

Then there was no further response.

However, that father probably had no idea that the subject she decided to study for tutoring was not humanities at all.

From the end of July to mid-August, Fumino Furuhashi moved between various cram schools in Tokyo.

When they first learned that she was Fumino Furuhashi from Ichinose Academy, everyone was very enthusiastic. When she asked for advice, they would ask her whether she wanted to study literature at Waseda University, Keio University, or a national university.

However, when she expressed her wish to apply to the astronomy department of a private university, everyone took it as a joke.

After she finally managed to explain that this was her aspiration, the school, still somewhat skeptical, proceeded to give her a math and science aptitude test.

As expected, everyone advised her to make good use of her greatest talent, which was a natural treasure that she should not waste.

Fumino Furuhashi then set her sights on elementary schools like Aomine Academy.

The current situation with Fumino Furuhashi is as follows:

Large and excellent schools would be happy to accept her, but they value her talent in humanities. Even those who were interested in teaching Fumino Furuhashi science were deterred by her terrible negative aptitude for math and science. If they were to take her in and teach her math and science, the school's reputation would be in jeopardy if she didn't pass the entrance exam.

Especially since Fumino Furuhashi was a humanities genius at Ichinose Academy, but she ended up studying science and mathematics at their academy and was going to take the entrance exam for the science department. If she doesn't get in, she'll inevitably be smeared by her peers. It would be funny if they said, "XX Academy ruined a humanities genius student." Even if it wasn't their fault, they would still have to take the blame.

Small, mediocre schools want to enroll students but dare not. They want to take advantage of the situation, but the prerequisite for taking advantage is that Furuhashi Fumino chooses humanities, but Furuhashi Fumino chooses science. They are definitely not as confident as larger and better schools in dealing with Furuhashi Fumino's science and mathematics teaching. At the same time, they are also afraid of displeasing Ichinose Academy.

After all, he's a humanities genius from another school. Even if he wanted to apply to a science department, he wouldn't have the confidence to apply to a bigger and better cram school. What right does a small cram school like yours have to get involved?

Finally, Fumino Furuhashi came to Aomine Academy through an introduction and found Mr. Tsubota.

"Although it's just the rest of the summer vacation."

This is pretty much the result that Fumino Furuhashi managed to achieve.

Mr. Tsubota wanted to help her, but he also emphasized many times that their school was unlikely to be able to help, and he also gave her a tactful reassurance.

After encountering setbacks at various academies, Fumino Furuhashi felt that this was the best possible outcome.

You should know that other schools, due to various concerns, didn't even give her a chance to try.

Aki Tomoya had no idea that Furuhashi Fumino's thoughts would be so complex in that short moment. He simply replied honestly after Furuhashi Fumino asked, "University of Tokyo."

"Eh, in a school like this?"

Fumino Furuhashi said instinctively, then immediately covered her mouth. What she had just said was a bit rude; she really couldn't control herself.

She smiled somewhat shyly, her expression a little awkward.

"Sorry, I didn't mean anything by it, I was just a little surprised..."

Yes, I was surprised.

Fumino Furuhashi really didn't expect that such a small place would have someone with such lofty ambitions as Tomoya Aki.

You know, even she felt satisfied with just being able to get into the astronomy department.

But as to which side is more difficult, Aki Tomoya himself thinks Furuhashi Fumino is easier.

Although Junko Harumi's words sounded quite intimidating at the time, she was, after all, an honor student and a humanities genius at Ichinose School. Perhaps she just wasn't interested in math and science before.

Perhaps my aptitude for math and science isn't as good as my aptitude for humanities, but it shouldn't be too bad...

Thinking the same thing, Aki Tomoya smiled nonchalantly at Furuhashi Fumino.

Later that afternoon, Aki Tomoya realized he was wrong, really wrong, and terribly wrong.

Fumino Furuhashi broadened his horizons.

At that time, Aki Tomo was also completely bewildered.

Under the tireless testing of Mr. Tsubota and Junko Harumi, the students throughout the school gained a more direct impression of their temporary new comrade-in-arms during the summer vacation than the rumors of a total humanities genius.

After realizing Fumino Furuhashi's outrageous mathematical talent, the thing Aki Tomoya really wanted to say at that moment was—

"God is fair!"