MyGO has been re-femaleized in the second playthrough!

Ai Yin looked at the computer. The video had been uploaded and was under review; it shouldn't take too long.

Today's work is finished, what's next?

Ai glanced discreetly at the cosmetics on the desk, then at Lena: "Lena~"

"I won't do it."

"I haven't said anything yet!"

"I have a feeling that something is not pure."

Aine sighed helplessly, "I just wanted to do your makeup and see where you're not pure anymore..."

It felt even more strenuous than catching a cat to take a bath. Even though she didn't own a cat.

"By the way, Rakuna doesn't seem to have reacted much to what I said before," Aine said, concerned.

"What?"

"It's... what they say on stage and after the performance."

Lena pondered for a moment before remembering that there was such a thing.

"Will there be a response?" she asked.

"That's not what I said. It's just that both Riki and Soyorin rejected my suggestion without hesitation."

Ai Yin sat down and sighed, "Now that things have come to this, I can no longer do things the way I originally planned, but I still can't think of a replacement."

I just realized that I had to respond to everyone's wishes.

"Things that should be done" are not "solutions".

Although I probably wouldn't get a useful answer if I asked Lena this question, I wouldn't feel burdened talking to the free-spirited and easygoing Lena about it.

"Does this really have to be resolved?" Lena asked again.

"Of course, problems need to be solved so that the band can continue."

Lena stared intently: "Is this a problem?"

When asked that question, Aine suddenly couldn't answer.

"...I think so."

"The band will not disband. So Aiyin doesn't need to do anything."

Do nothing at all?

Is it really a good idea to just leave it unattended?

"Or, just do what you like. Aine can't become any other human being, and the one who makes everyone cry isn't another Aine."

I seem to understand it, yet I also seem not to.

This feeling of half-understanding left Aine feeling quite helpless. Sometimes, Rana's quirks were even harder to comprehend than Akari's.

I can't become anyone else, and I'm not the one who makes everyone cry.

"...Just follow your original feeling—is that what you mean, Renai?" Aine tried to guess.

"Ah."

"But once the relationship has changed, it's impossible to go back to how it was before."

Lena shook her head slightly: "No. It should be natural."

Naturally?

"This is so hard to understand!" Ai-yin crossed her arms, racking her brains to decipher Rakuna's radio waves.

Just then, there was a knock at the door.

"Aine, Rakuna, would you like some snacks?"

Lenai got up: "I want to eat."

The door then opened.

"There's more in the kitchen after you finish eating."

After gently saying this to Ryuna, Aine's mother placed the plate on the table and left the room.

The door closed again.

Completely baffled, Aine had no choice but to give up for the time being: "Then let's eat together, Renai."

Since things have come to this, let's eat.

"Ah."

The pastries seemed to be freshly baked and were still steaming. There were forks on the side of the plate, but even if you picked one up with a fork, you had to blow on it to cool it down before you could put it in your mouth.

The crust is crispy, but the taste is soft and fluffy, making it truly unforgettable.

“This feels like what a girl band should be doing,” Aine said, relaxing.

"is it?"

"Yes, playing music, then having afternoon tea and snacks, and then performing a few songs on stage, it's relaxing and leisurely."

As a result, the things she encountered after returning from England became more and more complicated.

When did girl bands become like this?

Shouldn't it be as wonderful as the Light Music Club?

Lenai ate a snack one after another: "This kind of thing can be done anytime."

"....Too."

Despite all the different circumstances, you can still have afternoon tea anytime you want, and snacks too.

This is probably what they mean by "after hardship comes happiness"!

Anytime is fine.

Just let it happen naturally.

Could it be? Aine asked curiously, "What Rakuna meant just now was that I should just interact with everyone naturally?"

Lena nodded.

"Yes, it will happen naturally. Let's do what we love together, cry together, and hold live performances together."

A smile appeared on her face: "It's important to be interesting."

There's no need to specifically seek out a solution; rather, this might be the only solution.

Forming a band is fun, so I did it;

I feel safe and comfortable with everyone, so I want to stay together forever;

Lenai's answers have always been so pure and simple, but setting aside all the complicated relationships and things, the core of them is incredibly simple.

If you like someone, be together; if you hate someone, leave—that's all there is to it.

"Aiyin, do you like this band?"

"Of course!"

"Then, being with everyone will make everyone happy."

The answer was so simple that Aine wanted to let out a long sigh.

And she hesitated for so long.

But thanks to Rana, the final answer has appeared. Aine couldn't help but smile and stroked Rana's head again.

"Lanna is really amazing!"

Was it helpful?

"Yes, it was a huge help!"

Lena thought to herself, "That's good."

Creating a place of your own is not easy, but it is really interesting and comfortable. Just like the teacher said, no other place is as good as your own.

The hand stroking her head was soft and warm, making Lena want to doze off.

But a glimpse of an unusual color caught her attention.

It was right there on Aine's lips, a few crumbs of pastry.

""

The same thought that had arisen before resurfaced in her mind this time. And as soon as this thought came to her, her body began to move, slowly approaching Aine's face.

Then lick off the crumbs.

Aine was startled and blushed, saying, "Rakuna!?"

Come again?

But unlike last time, after cleaning up the debris, Lena didn't distance herself, but instead stared at her thoughtfully.

To be precise, I was staring at his lips.

"Wait, Lena, you're too close."

"I'm curious."

"Huh? What are you curious about?" Ai Yin was taken aback.

Lena didn't answer, but instead gave a mischievous smile.

She was curious about what it would feel like to press her lips together.

So I did it.

"Ugh—" Ai-yin's eyes widened. This was the third time already! Why was she always the one being forcibly kissed?

After a brief period of closeness, they parted ways.

"Rakuna, do you know what you're doing?" Aine couldn't help but ask.

"know."

"That"

Aine didn't know what to say. She could only be thankful that she was a first-year high school student and Rakuna was a third-year junior high student. The difference in age was not significant, so she wouldn't be forced to wear the silver bracelet.

Lena was still smiling: "It tastes like a dessert."

"...Well, we just had some snacks. Okay, now that our curiosity has been satisfied, is that enough?"

Is that okay?

Rakuna stared at Aine, recalling what Aine had said on stage before, "I like Rakuna!" A hazy feeling welled up inside her. Unable to recognize the real person, she was driven to get closer again.

This time, I didn't do it out of curiosity.

I just wanted to do it.

If you want to do something, you should do it. That's how it was before, and it won't change in the future.

But she was also very interested in what it would feel like to delve deeper.

So I did it.

"Raku, Rakuna—"

Lena licked her lips: "It feels...not bad."

Although it doesn't fill your stomach, it's just as enjoyable as matcha desserts.

Then she stood up, took over Aine's bed without hesitation, and crawled into the covers.

"I slept."

"what!?"

"He just fell asleep like that?!" Aine was shocked. Who kisses someone and then goes to sleep?

But soon after, Rana fell into a deep sleep, and Aine had to believe that such a person really existed.

But there's nothing she can do about it.