Tezuka Kunimitsu has a sister who chases after a dream to become a professional ballerina in Germany. However, fate is playing game with her - leaves her with no choice but to abandon her dream and return to her homeland. She goes back to the abando...
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Slurping her strawberry milkshake, Hikari glanced around the table, spending a second at each of the Seigaku regular members on that table. She could no longer express how dejected she was to see them appear at her school gate, all at once. Of course, after meeting Minako, Takashi excused himself and went with her, saying that he'd catch up with them later in WacDonald. The rest, however, didn't realise the effect they had caused simply by standing there.
Though she didn't know their intention at first, Hikari sprinted as fast as she could just so no one in her school noticed that they went there to get her. It appeared that her brother went with Shūichirō to the hospital for a second opinion regarding his injury.
"You haven't said why all of you have to come to get me."
"Ah, it's nothing nya! We're just afraid that the same occurrence like yesterday might happen again!" Eiji said while scratching the back of his head.
"Y-yeah! Imagine what would happen if those arseholes from Hyotei came again!" Takeshi sheepishly said.
"Are you sure you don't want to eat anything else, Hikari-chan? You can't feel full with just a milkshake, can you? Here, have my fries."
"I'm not hungry, Fuji-san. Thanks for the offer."
"Are you still thinking about Atobe?"
If she could kill him with a blazing fire in her eyes, she would. But at least it worked its wonder to make Takeshi raise his hands in defeat.
"How did it begin anyway? You and that monkey king, I meant. We already warned you about him."
"Fssh..."
"True. How could you not react when we said his name?" Sadaharu fixed his glasses as he resumed writing things in his notebook.
Hikari wondered how many times she had to tell the same tale over and over again. When she finally did, they stared at her with disbelieving eyes, except for Sadaharu who kept writing on his note.
