Tokyo: Idol Girls have absolutely no bad intentions!

As if burned, she jerked her leg back. She immediately brought her legs together, curled up on the edge of the chair, and her toes curled nervously inside her socks.

"Pervert!" She lowered her head and whispered the two words between her tightly clenched lips, her voice low but filled with anger and embarrassment.

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Chapter 155 "Takikawa's Magic, Part Four"

Ito was truly innocent this time; he really did nothing and was afraid of being misunderstood.

But Takikawa didn't seem to want to let him go; fate is so unpredictable.

If it were Asada, she would only feel shy for a moment, and then the matter would be over.

At most, pink bubbles would appear above their heads, and they would apologize to themselves at the same time.

But now the object of her affections is Takikawa, an entertainer who is already extremely troublesome.

"You still say you're not a pervert, and you're still pretending to be confused." Takikawa was practically going crazy.

“Well…” Ito didn’t know what to do, so she picked up his indoor shoes from the floor. “I’ll put them on for you.”

For a moment, Takikawa felt suffocated, but now she was too embarrassed to stick her legs out any further.

Who knows if this pervert will take the opportunity to grope me? I can't let him take advantage of me; that's my bottom line.

"Hiss—!" Like a small animal guarding its territory, Takikawa made a dangerous sound.

Ito stopped in his tracks. So, was he delivering it, or...?

"I've put the shoes here." Ito placed the shoes in a spot where she could easily reach them by simply putting her feet down from the chair.

Set it here?!

Takikawa carefully observed his surroundings. Ito's position was exactly in the gap between the two desks, so if someone looked over there, they could see him perfectly.

Ito and Takikawa are the two people who never lack attention.

Takikawa subtly scanned the faces of his classmates, and more than one person looked puzzled after seeing the indoor shoes that Ito had suddenly taken out.

Whether or not the previous interactions were seen is unknown.

“Someone is watching,” Takikawa said in a low voice.

You're only realizing this now...

They had clearly been drawn to the table the moment it fell over; it was practically a live broadcast.

Fortunately, the backpack and similar items were effective enough to block out most of those ambiguous or even taboo scenes involving jade feet.

That's why they showed their doubts.

"Bring it closer."

Although he didn't know the point of doing this, he had no choice but to obey unconditionally.

"No, wait a minute." Takikawa called out to Ito, who was about to pick up the indoor shoes. She pursed her lips, thinking of a solution.

It's not feasible to get them to turn their attention back to the classroom once class starts.

Putting aside the fact that she's wearing a skirt, the very act of putting her feet together on the chair is dangerous.

Even though she was wearing safety shorts, she didn't want to be seen by others.

But she didn't want anyone to know that her shoe had flown to Ito's feet.

This is completely inexplicable!

Was his reputation about to be destroyed at this moment?

The flawless image that I've worked so hard to build...

With her fingernails digging into her calves, Takikawa looked so disheveled in the classroom; this was not the normal Takikawa at all.

It's all Ito's fault, making me so angry that I completely forgot to pretend...forgot to show my true self.

".......What did I do wrong again?" Ito looked at the sharp, dagger-like gaze that Takikawa was giving him.

It's just an indoor shoe, why make such a fuss?

Without Takikawa's obstruction, Ito finally managed to lift the chair and simultaneously placed a book open between their desks.

He leaned his arm and half his body over, completely covering the gap between the desks, and also moved Takikawa's shoes to the other's chair.

The problem in the textbook happened to be the same one that Takikawa had struggled with before. Although there was no pen available, it was fortunate that Ito didn't intend to explain it.

"Is that enough?" Under the guise of explaining the problem, Ito averted a disaster for Takikawa.

You're actually quite smart.

Takikawa has a very clear self-image: she is the epitome of a lady.

Therefore, for a lady, taking off her shoes in public is an absolutely unacceptable act of rudeness.

Even though she was rude to begin with, it wasn't allowed!

Takikawa dangled her feet in mid-air, playing with the strands of hair on her forehead, and leaned closer to Ito with great interest.

The two maintained what they considered a safe and normal social distance while conducting what would normally be a diligent Q&A session between classmates.

"Speak, what do you need from me?" Takikawa's words were laced with undisguised smugness.

She glanced at Takikawa; he was no longer at the stage where he was about to cry.

Have you heard that rumor?

They probably don't know. Although Takikawa has good sources of information, there's no reason for him not to stop the rumors about Asada.

"What?" Takikawa's handsome eyebrows furrowed. "You know that Mr. Yamamoto was rejected on his fiftieth blind date?"

"What! It's already reached fifty times...!"

Mr. Yamamoto is a math teacher whose classes lack vitality, so he must be feeling down because he was rejected again.

He should have faced reality sooner; what hope was he still clinging to?

"You should be surprised that it's only fifty times," Takikawa said, not missing a beat.

She's not like this in class at all; a woman who can act is truly terrifying.

“If it’s not about Yamamoto-sensei…” Takikawa’s tone suddenly became uneasy, “What do you want to ask me?”

"If you tell me now, I can consider whether or not to agree."

This means that you don't plan to consider what you say in the future.

That's reality.

“If you’re asking why Ms. Toji called me out earlier…” Her eyelashes fluttered, sparkling in her light blue pupils, “then I’ve already told you.”

Did you tell me this a long time ago?

I haven't spoken to him since the argument yesterday afternoon. When did we talk? In my dream?

"This matter..."

Just as Ito was about to shake his head to indicate that the matter was unimportant, Takikawa suddenly turned his head sharply, and the two bumped foreheads together unexpectedly.

Takikawa held back his words, looking firmly at Ito, "Was what you told Asada yesterday true?"

"Of course not..."

I never imagined that a thoughtless remark would cause the other party to hold a grudge to this day.

"Really?" The other person's eyes seemed to try to see right through Ito.

Ito's Adam's apple bobbed, he swallowed hard, and felt an overwhelming sense of pressure.

"Well, after all, you're so beautiful." Ito tried to say something nice. "I've never met anyone so good-looking, and I always feel admiration for them."

"It's impossible for me to say I don't want to marry you, but it's also true that I won't marry you."

"Why?" she seemed to want to find out.

Why? He also wanted to know why, why he said those words, why the other person heard them, and why Asada asked that question.

And why keep harping on this question? Isn't it enough to just know the answer?

Does she really want to be with me? That's obviously impossible.

"I......"

Chapter 156 "Takikawa's Magic Ends"

"What do you mean, 'you'!" Takikawa raised an eyebrow. "You just open and close your mouth, your lips barely touch, and you're spouting nothing but nonsense!"

"Marriage is not a decision you can make on your own!"

Such powerful attack! Ito felt an invisible pressure rushing towards him, and cold sweat seemed to be dripping down his forehead.

It turns out that I can't decide who I marry.

I learned something useful... what a load of rubbish!

"Why can't I decide who I marry, and why is every word I say sincere?"

"So you really can never like me!" Takikawa straightened up abruptly, looking down at Ito.

She pressed down on Ito with an overwhelming sense of pressure, instantly closing the distance between them until Ito could even see her slightly trembling eyelashes.

Why are we back to this topic again? Does she really care that much about this sentence?

"I...I like it." Ito practically gritted his teeth and forced out those two words against his conscience.

At the same time, she quickly went through all the bad things she had done in her life in her mind. Her cheeks flushed slightly from the insincerity.

Encountering these guys really used up all his luck.

"frivolous!"

"..."

So I'm dissatisfied with all the answers and just want to criticize myself. I could have just said it directly; there's no need for this roundabout approach.

Ito's eyes dimmed; he had lost all means of resistance.