I push the kid!

Ogura Yuki closed the door with his foot: "Tonight is the training night!"

"Are you out of your mind? This is not a girls' dormitory."

"I'm fine..." Hoshino Ai said weakly.

"You're making trouble with her too."

"No..." Hoshino Ai said, "After all, I was here first."

"..." Makimura Taku looked at the two of them.

"It's getting late," Ogura Yuki walked to the bed and laid out his pillow first, "Go to bed."

Taku Makimura was thinking about whether to move away.

Chapter 109 Endless August: Spiritual Sweep (

Chapter 109 108. Endless August: Spiritual Sweep (10)

It was past three in the morning. He politely rejected the two girls' immature request to sleep together, but he couldn't ask them to leave the bedroom, so he ran to the untidy room next door with his pillow. Makura Taku, who was willing to sleep alone on the sofa, opened his eyes drowsily.

He groped in the dark to turn on the light, then ran to the bathroom outside the corridor and came back.

Just as I was about to enter the room, the door handle next to me suddenly clicked.

He turned his head and saw Hoshino Ai, wearing pajamas, standing cautiously at the door.

In the dark corridor, only the faint white light radiating from the central hall allowed the two men to barely see each other's bodies and faces.

"..." Makimura Taku looked at her, thought for a long time and asked, "Don't you need to rest?"

"No!" After closing the door, Xingye Ai waved her hand, "I woke up suddenly and wanted to go to the bathroom before going back."

She stared at him with an expression that was enough to convince Taku Makimura, but Taku Makimura just nodded slightly as if it didn't matter.

"real."

"Oh." Makimura Taku said, "I know. Go to bed early."

After Hoshino Ai left, he returned to the room and lay down with his head on the sofa, which was as soft as a mattress.

Silvery moonlight poured in from the half-open curtains, and stars could be vaguely seen on the sea.

Even though there was no other light source, the room still became incredibly bright.

The reflection of the window bars slants on the floor, and the outline of the window is so clear that it seems to divide the surroundings into two different worlds.

In the corners of the dim room, one seems to be able to see vague spots of color.

As he looked around bored, Taku Makimura suddenly remembered Hoshino Ai's delicate and graceful figure turning around under the snow one night.

A folded white scarf, a black leather jacket, light-colored jeans, and brown boots.

Even though her entire body is wrapped up with only her face showing, one can still feel her great charm.

He let out a long breath, closed his eyes, and vaguely seemed to see Hoshino Ai standing in front of him.

The brain's activity before going to bed is surprisingly high, he thought, and adjusted his sleeping position slightly.

At this time, a dreamy murmur came to my ears: "Mucun."

"..." He moved his head unconsciously.

"Makino." Hoshino Ai called him again.

Makimura Taku opened his eyes and saw Hoshino Ai running out of his dream and standing in front of him.

Although the view was sideways, the only light around was a little moonlight.

But he was able to recognize her instantly because of her flawless body curves and unique light body fragrance.

"Are you serious?" he asked.

"What." Hoshino Ai blinked innocently.

Makimura Taku closed his eyes, straightened his back helplessly, sighed and said:

"It's early morning now. It's past three in the morning."

"I know."

"Then why did you come here?" said Makimura Taku. "There's not even a place to sleep here. Even I can only lie on the sofa..."

Before she finished speaking, Hoshino Ai walked to the window and said, "Looking from here, it's like looking at the sky of another world."

"Let's take our time to express our feelings."

"Isn't it?" She turned around and smiled.

Makimura Taku looked at her from the darkness: "Yes. But you should go back early..."

"This is the first time..." Hoshino Ai murmured to herself, "It's three o'clock in the morning and you're still not asleep at this time." Her voice was very soft, but Makimura Taku could hear it.

Hoshino Ai shifted her gaze to the distant sea, raised her hand and opened the window, allowing the fresh breeze without a trace of heat to blow in slowly from outside.

Her long hair fluttered gently, and the white curtains beside her rustled as they rubbed against the wall.

Makimura Taku suddenly became interested and said with a smile, "'I woke up at four in the morning and found the crabapple blossoms still awake'. How about that? It's very appropriate, isn't it?"

"What?" Hoshino Ai had never heard of this before.

“This is a line written by Yasunari Kawabata in “Flowers Never Sleep”.”

Hoshino Ai was stunned for two seconds, then turned back to him and said, "It seems pretty good. It's not a particularly obscure book, is it? That "Flowers Never Sleep"."

“I think it’s pretty easy.”

"Huh? Do you look down on me?"

"Absolutely not."

"I'll go see it next time! No, I'll go see it tomorrow!"

"It's usually impossible to say it too early."

"What? This is not a lie!" Hoshino Ai argued.

Makimura Taku smiled and said, "Okay, okay, after setting the flag, go back to your room and go to sleep."

"flag?"

"The room is next door. Do you need me to take you there?"

Hoshino Ai's face puffed up as if in anger, her eyes were fixed on Makimura Taku, and she made a tsk-tingling sound unique to young girls.

"It seems that it is not necessary..." said Makimura Taku after thinking seriously.

"Makino." Hoshino Ai suddenly called him.

"Yes." Makimura Taku looked up.

Hoshino Ai walked over in the moonlight and sat down on the empty seat on the sofa.

Her long, soft hair fell down her shoulders and brushed against Makimura Taku's arms, feeling a little cold.

Taku Makimura felt no sleepiness at all.

Hoshino Ai came up to him and looked at him and said, "Let's elope, tonight."

"Are you out of your mind?" Makimura Taku touched her forehead. It wasn't hot, it seemed to be even colder than that of an ordinary person.

"No kidding."

"is it?"

"First walk to the beach, then run along the palm-lined path into the woods, step over the mound, and finally cross the wooden bridge and slide onto the barren hill."

"Have you investigated the surrounding area, Detective Ai?"

"how?"

"How is that possible?"

"whispering sound……"

"Did you learn this expression from Watanabe?"

Hoshino Ai exhaled in disappointment: "It's boring, Makimura, it's boring."

"You're thinking too much." said Taku Makimura.

"Hmm... I see." Hoshino Ai pondered for a moment, then smiled at Makimura Taku again.

Even though it was difficult to see clearly because of the moonlight, the smile was still reflected in Makimura Taku's mind in an extraordinary way.

"I made up the mixed forest and the mound, and there is probably no place like a wooden bridge or a barren mountain..." Hoshino Ai poked her chin with her finger, "But one thing is true." She said, "Let's elope."

"Lie." Makimura Taku pinched her face.

"Uh uh..." Hoshino Ai continued to make vague sounds, "Makino, I'm just a little worried... Stop pinching, just let me finish."

"Okay then." Makimura Taku let go of his hand.

"I'm afraid that you'll be snatched away by Youxi." Hoshino Ai said, "What should I do?"

"..." Makimura Taku looked at her as if she was a fool, "Why don't you sleep at night thinking about this?"

"I woke up because I really wanted to go to the bathroom!" Hoshino Ai said, "This is not a lie."

Makimura Taku hummed and nodded slowly.

Hoshino Ai looked at him with a questioning look, and Makimura Taku flicked her forehead mercilessly.

Hoshino loves to feel pain, and he covers his head with his hands: "That's too much, Makimura~"

"Wait until you can figure out what love is, then talk about this messy thing like stealing." Makimura Taku stood up and extended his hand to Hoshino Ai.

"Ok?"

"Send you back."

After saying this, Hoshino Ai looked at the boy's handsome face under the moonlight, and then at his long, bony knuckles.

She sat there in a daze for several seconds, finally nodded blankly and put her hand on him.

The two people's heartbeats were faintly synchronized at a certain moment.