Ordinary I and Extraordinary Them

Speaking of what you think the day before, be honest with me... it's a hassle.

No excitement, no anticipation, no dust.

Even though I know it doesn't make sense, I think about what an internship means.

That's what faculty thinks, not what students think deeply.

Even if I thought about it, is it to the extent that I can write on my resume for someone who works or gets a job?

Still, I don't think the corporate side will value the experience gained in experiential classes for just one day.

It's gotten roundabout, but what are you trying to say, I don't want to go.

Sleep in bed, stare at the clock needle and wait with depression for tomorrow's internship as it approaches for a moment.

"... something that doesn't make you ill..."

I resent myself for being sturdy when it comes to health aspects in vain.

I have to thank my mother for being so sturdy...

On internship day, the weather is indisputably sunny.

In the sky expecting cloudy weather, there is no cloud.

It would not be an exaggeration to say that this is an excellent internship day.

In addition, the body is also very healthy.

There's nothing painful or bad about it.

Waking up just a little later than usual leaves the house with the luggage that was done beforehand.

"Good luck, brother,"

"I don't want to work hard..."

"It's a fight!

To drop him off on purpose, he was dropped off by the maple that remained in the house until school hours were critical, and started walking to the station.

I think the hands I put together in front of my chest are very cute.

If my sister tells me to work hard like this, I might be able to work kind of hard.

... Yeah, I couldn't.

Along the way, confirm today's date while waiting for the signal to change.

The start time is 10: 00 am and the end time is 17: 00 pm.

Seven hours of detention, but a break is provided between them.

I don't bring lunch in a restaurant in the hotel because they have lunch specially prepared for me.

When you're done, you'll go straight home from the site.

Since the hotel, which is a place of internship, is located near the nearest station, even if it takes this long, you will be able to return after eighteen o'clock.

I also wondered if it would be really good for students to get in the way, but from the corporate side, it seems to be a good project.

The employee in charge said it was in the appeal to the region.

This time, I have made an appointment in advance for the hotel of the company I will be joining.

Instead of contacting me from school, it seems that a representative of the participating students decided to make the call, and I had no choice but to make the call on behalf of the squad.

I mean, I really didn't know I was going to be squad leader... aren't these guys too appropriate?

The other party seemed to be familiar with the story among the employees, and as soon as I made the call, I turned into the person in charge and was so ready in advance.

Safe on the calf, this is how we are celebrating the day, but there are no crew members in front of the store in front of the station at the rendezvous point.

Five minutes before the rendezvous time, I'm the first one to be considerate.

At the nearest station, which had no entertainment element to kill much of its time, I was zeroing my sigh as to what was going on, and I saw a few students from a little further away.

There is a Shizuku figure at the center of the students heading this way, mainly one person.

"Cha-jun! Good morning!

"... isn't it different?

Without hesitating to do anything, he deflects his attention with unconscious reflexive behavior to Shizuku, who has been calling out to humans without being blind.

Habits are horrible.

Even if you don't think about it, you can activate People-Knowing Skills in Auto.

By the way, the classmates standing behind Shizukuishi had been watching "Who's This Guy" with their eyes.

No, because it's in the same class.

If I tell you, some of you are in my front seat.

Why, how long have you known each other?

Shizuku inquired as he pointed his chilling gaze at the student behind him.

"You were meeting in front of the station."

"Oh... nobody's here but me."

I returned it as I looked back and made sure there was no one behind it.

There are countless students behind Shizukuishi, not one behind me.

Is it a difference in people's expectations or a human difference...

I want it to be the former if I can.

If they call it a human difference, it's kind of because I've been feeling like the game's about to end there.

"... what happened to Kirasaka?

When I saw the crew behind Shizukuishi, one question boiled down.

I can't see Kirasaka, the same squad.

She is a free dam in existence herself, so I won't be surprised, but I'll check just in case.

At first, I also wondered if it was following me a little further away, but I can't find myself looking around.

Shizuku answered my question with a bitter smile.

"Mr. Kirasaka is a local gathering... because he doesn't like squad behavior like this"

"What is that... such a free movement?"

Envy.

I wish I had done the same.

But even though I thought it seemed like her, I turned my gaze to Shizuku, including the meaning of labor.

She grins with an instant understanding of what my gaze means.

"Well, good luck to you too! I'll be at your house when I'm done, too."

"Yeah... you don't have to come?

What are you talking about on your own? This guy.

There's no way I'll forgive you for that.

I'm going to be confused by the natural flow of conversation, as if we were talking ahead of time, but that's never happening.

When I go home and sleep after today, I have a tight schedule.

What's more, tomorrow is Saturday, so it's a perfect schedule built in to where you sleep all day.

Shizukuishi takes the crew away when she gives me an instant answer.

I guess the crew's footsteps, except Shizuku, are oddly light, and I'm looking forward to the rest of my internship.

No, I'm probably full of breasts in anticipation of spending the day with Shizuku Kanzaki and Minoru Kirasaka.

Twitchy half, convinced half way out of sight of them.

My crew still hadn't shown up at the rendezvous point.

... when are you coming.