What if Ayanokoji fell in love with Horikita at first sight? What if Ayanokoji was open about his leadership of the Class? What if he joined the Student Council? What if in the 3rd year, he met his long-lost half-sister (Different Mother)?
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P. Ayanokoji: Why don't you take a seat?
Kiyotaka: Our conversation won't be long enough to require that.
P. Ayanokoji: A man is dead because of you.
Kiyotaka looked to P. Ayanokoji paying close attention.
P. Ayanokoji: I'm sure you remember Matsuo the butler. The one who told you about this school. He disobeyed orders by helping you enrol here. Of course, I couldn't let it go unpunished. I sent a certain Jack Of All Trades to deal with him.
Kiyotaka- I'm sure he did his best to survive. However, I'm a little disappointed to hear the news.
Kiyotaka: You're a truly despicable man.
P. Ayanokoji: You're showing some emotion I see. This school has already started to taint my Masterpiece.
Kiyotaka: What do you want from me exactly?
P. Ayanokoji points to the paper.
P. Ayanokoji: Sign it!
Kiyotaka: I'm afraid withdrawing is out of the question. I'm currently the Student Council President. I can't abandon my duties.
P. Ayanokoji: This isn't a request. I'm ordering you.
Kiyotaka's eyes looked at him darkly.
Kiyotaka: I'm sure you're used to people following your orders but your authority doesn't extend past The White Room.
P. Ayanokoji: Speaking of which. The White Room has resumed operations.
Kiyotaka: Then I suppose you can just leave me alone.
P. Ayanokoji: On the contrary. I've yet to see another talent comparable to yours. You're my finest work to date and my most prized possession.
Kiyotaka: So you won't even act as if you're doing this because I'm your son.
P. Ayanokoji: We've never seen each other in such a way so I know such a thing would never convince you.
Kiyotaka: I have no reason to leave I'm afraid.
P. Ayanokoji: I still have no clue as to why you chose to attend this school. There is no greater path than the one I have paved for you.
Kiyotaka: I won't deny that The White Room is most likely the most efficient place to raise a human. However, it is an institution that throws away anything unnecessary to the extremes. I intend to experience the society you threw away as unnecessary.
