Crossover Anime: This is not pure love at all

Chapter 64 The Bento Box Fell into the Water

But you can't really blame her for this.

After all, mobilizing family resources to seal off a block and finding a suitable excuse is already quite incredible for a high school student to accomplish in a single day.

Kuroe's fingers flew across the screen as he replied to a message:

[Kuroe Minoru]: Don't worry, the matter has been resolved. I've cleared out those monsters, you can lift the blockade now.

Just a few seconds after the message was sent, the top of the chat window displayed "The other party is typing...".

[Yukinoshita]: ...So fast?

[Yukinoshita]: Are you alright?

[Kuroe Minoru]: No, just a small fry, easily dealt with.

After sending the message, Kuroe put down his phone.

Meanwhile, at the Yukinoshita mansion, Yukino looked at the words "easily resolved" on her phone screen, gently bit her lower lip, and a complex emotion flashed in her eyes.

She had seen those monsters with her own eyes.

The henchman's words were definitely just something the other party said to keep her from worrying.

He must have gone through another grueling battle that most people can hardly imagine.

"That idiot..."

Yukino murmured softly, pressing her phone tightly against her chest, a reassuring smile unconsciously spreading across her lips.

……

At night, Kuroe Mikuriya sat on the bed for a long time.

One hour... two hours...

Even after Hei Jiang finished watching Kamen Rider Gabu at double speed, the system's reward announcement never came.

He was somewhat disappointed.

Is it because you're disappointed that you didn't get a reward for doing good deeds?

surely not.

Although he needs Justice Points to solve his Orphnoch genetic problem.

But even if there's no reward for doing these things, he'll still do them.

So what is he disappointed about?

A sense of betrayal, of not being recognized, rose in Kuroe Minoru's heart.

It's like a small black spot on a pool of pristine water; no matter how much water flows, that spot can't be washed away.

Kuroe Minoru closed his eyes and fell into a deep sleep.

……

The next morning, the sun shone brightly.

As usual, Kuroe stepped into the campus of Sobu University. Just as he changed his shoes at the shoe cabinet, he felt a chilling murderous aura coming from behind him.

"Heijiang..."

A gloomy voice sounded from behind.

Kuroe Minoru stiffly turned his head and saw Hiratsuka Shizuka with her arms crossed, staring at him sharply.

"Yesterday, halfway through my class, you dashed out of the classroom like a wild dog that had broken free."

Hiratsuka Shizuka approached step by step, her knuckles cracking as she clenched her fists. "You'd better give me a reasonable explanation, or I'll show you how much my fists hurt!"

Despite Hiratsuka Shizuka's imposing presence, Kuroe Minoru remained unfazed.

"Hiratsuka-sensei, I'm going on an urgent mission as a disciplinary committee member!"

"An emergency mission?" Hiratsuka Shizuka raised an eyebrow, clearly not believing it.

"That's right! I was in the classroom when I happened to glimpse a few suspicious-looking young men climbing over the wall into the old school building."

Kuroe Minoru spouted nonsense with a straight face, "The old school building is usually deserted. What if a student gets into danger there? As a disciplinary committee member, how could I sit idly by! That's why I rushed out to stop them!"

"Oh?"

Hiratsuka Shizuka looked him up and down suspiciously. "Did you stop him?"

"Of course." Kuroe Minoru nodded. "I successfully 'dissuaded' them by using my sincere words and the authority of a disciplinary committee member."

Although it is "advised" to go to hell, the first half of the sentence is indeed half correct.

Hiratsuka Shizuka stared into his eyes for a long time, seemingly trying to find traces of a lie.

However, Kuroe's current willpower attribute is as high as 20 points, and his expression management is perfect, so she couldn't find any flaws.

"Fine, you're right, kid."

Hiratsuka Shizuka sighed. "But next time something like this happens, remember to tell your teacher first! Don't always try to be brave on your own! You're all alone after all; what if you get hurt?"

"Okay, I understand."

After dealing with Hiratsuka Shizuka, Kuroe Minoru walked into Class 2-F with a sigh of relief.

As soon as she sat down, Yui Yuigahama came over with a look of anticipation on her face.

Good morning, Heijiang!

Yui's eyes sparkled, like a puppy waiting for praise. "Um...did you eat the bento I made that day? How did it taste?"

"Because Kuroe-kun hasn't returned my lunchbox..."

"..."

Upon hearing this question, Kuroe Minoru paused slightly.

Bento? What bento?

He didn't think that lump of charcoal was a lunchbox.

Although I felt very sorry for Yui, when Kuroe Minoru took the "charcoal" from the bento box home, he tried to give it to the stray cat that passed by his house.

The stray cat was breathing.

It just smelled it and then started breathing on it.

At that moment, Minoru Kuroe quietly closed the lid of the bento box.

Then they threw them all into the trash can.

Although he was physically strong and eating it shouldn't have been a problem for him, he didn't intend to deprive himself of food.

"Ah... this... I'm sorry, I accidentally dropped my lunchbox into the river while I was walking..."

"Sorry! I'll buy you another one!"

Upon hearing this answer, Yui Yuigahama was taken aback for a moment, then nervously leaned closer and looked him up and down.

"Hey, Hei Jiang, are you alright?! Did you fall into the river with us? Are you hurt?"

"Cough, I'm fine, it's just that the lunchbox got washed away by the water." Kuroe Mitsuko looked away guiltily. "I'm really sorry, I let you down."

Looking into Yui's innocent eyes, full of concern, Kuroe Minoru felt a strong sense of guilt welling up inside him.

"Phew... at least everyone's alright!"

Yui let out a long sigh of relief, then flashed a bright smile. "You don't have to pay for the bento box! Actually... I know my cooking might taste a little strange."

She scratched her cheek a little sheepishly, "Next time I'll ask Mom for cooking tips and make you a super delicious bento!"

"...Okay, thank you." Kuroe Minoru smiled helplessly.

Sitting next to her, Yumiko Miura rested her chin on her hand, watching this scene, and couldn't help but roll her eyes.

Yui, you idiot! Who would accidentally drop their lunchbox into the river?

The lunchbox is usually packed in the backpack, but his backpack was still there.

Isn't this obviously a lie to her?

While thinking about it, Miura secretly reached out and touched the pink bento box in his desk.

Next time I deliver a bento, I'll wait until Yui isn't around.

Yumiko Miura's lips gradually curved into a smile.

She's already way ahead of Yui!

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