Classroom of the Elite: I Have the Ability to Read Minds! (COTE)

Chapter 115: Kushida Kikyo's Dark Side!

Chapter 115: Kushida Kikyo's Dark Side!

"Mm."

"So, are you planning to abandon Ike and the others?"

"I'm guessing you still won't give up. You'll probably say... 'My brother just said we should prevent students from being expelled whenever possible because they may become useful someday.'"

Suzune glared at Yuto after he stole her line.

"Isn't that true?!"

"A moment ago, your excuse was that our class points might fall below zero."

"Now your excuse is that they might become useful someday."

Yuto rolled his eyes.

"Horikita, can't you simply admit you don't want to watch them get expelled?"

"Shut up!"

Yuto shook his head at Suzune's awkward expression.

She really was a hopeless tsundere.

It would have been one thing if she were merely tsundere, but she was also cold and arrogant.

That was why Sudo and the others had felt as though she were mocking them rather than helping them.

Most boys would not be able to tolerate her attitude.

"Horikita, you should honestly tell people what you're thinking."

"Otherwise, with your attitude and personality, people will constantly misunderstand your true intentions," Yuto said.

"..."

Suzune glanced at him without answering.

However, since she lightly nodded, she had probably taken his advice to heart.

Of course, listening to it was one thing.

Whether she could actually do it was another.

After all, if a tsundere could be honest, she would no longer be a tsundere.

"So you still don't intend to give up on teaching them?" Yuto asked.

"That's right... So, Shimizu, help me."

Yuto's mouth twitched.

He had wanted Suzune to become a little more honest, but he had not meant she should honestly ask him for help!

"Technically, I already helped."

"I sat in the library today to keep things under control, but Sudo and the others still left."

"What I need now is for you to find Kushida-san and ask her to gather Sudo and the others again tomorrow," Suzune said seriously.

Suzune had confronted Kikyo in the library earlier, so she certainly did not intend to ask Kikyo herself.

Even without that confrontation, she probably would not have personally asked Kikyo for help.

"That much I can do," Yuto readily agreed.

If he only needed to ask Kikyo for assistance rather than personally teach Sudo and the others, Yuto did not mind helping.

After all, he would not be the one persuading them to study.

Yuto sent Kikyo a message on Line.

Unexpectedly, several minutes passed, yet the message remained marked as unread.

That meant Kikyo had not noticed his message or checked Line.

Yuto found this strange.

Whenever he messaged Kikyo before, she would usually read it quickly and reply with her usual bright enthusiasm.