Ordinary I and Extraordinary Them

Originally, if Low Mouth Me and Kirosaka were in a situation alone, it would be obvious that they were walking without a conversation.

After elementary school to the next destination, the quiet situation persists.

There's no such thing as a sense of impatience that I have to say something, but there's something I have to ask her.

Kirasaka said it was a date, but for the reason she called me here.

Failure to hear this will no longer make sense until I return my holiday.

The timing and location were unpredictable, and we cut out the story where we plugged into a street with fewer people.

"Can I ask you something? … on the subject of today"

"Oh? Is there more to this than just me and Makoto having a date?

"I don't care if it's a date or not... I want to know what Kirasaka wants to know until I create a situation for both of us."

I know it's a date, but it'll be shopping, and that'll be the luggage, but it doesn't matter to me.

Shapes and how to call them are just trivial issues.

Because it depends on how he feels, and that can change anything.

If Kirasaka says this is a date, it's a date for her, and if she says I'm just shopping, it's shopping for me.

Naturally, it is wrong to think in the first place that we have a common perception of each other.

However, Kirasaka said, "I have something to confirm" as a premise...

Then if you're going to guess from the conversation the day you had lunch, are you going to find your own answer about the special emotions she had with me?

Wouldn't it be a question of what she thinks is the essence of today's date that she wants to figure out if she's right about feelings she's never thought or felt in her life before?

To my enquiry, Kirasaka doesn't have to be surprised or anything, but she looks at the front only quietly.

There is no change in gait.

I guess she herself expected me to throw this question.

After expecting it, I returned the word.

"If you know what I'm thinking and you're asking questions, then you're really worried."

"... I need to hear it in the other person's words, in a physique that bothers me."

What I think and put out is only a frame of conjecture, not her answer.

As long as you go about things on your own assumptions and later regret that you were wrong, it's still better to hear the answer from the beginning, no matter what they think.

Beautiful Lusaka speaks pale.

Like reading up on textbook texts without making you feel any emotions or anything.

"Rest assured... Makoto, I want to see what feelings I have for you are exactly what you think."

……

That's what she said. When she gently strokes a circle of little flowers that were blooming on the side of the road, she keeps saying words like squeaking with lonely eyes somewhere.

"Until yesterday, Nikonico's female students were hostile to me the next day, and the male students who were constantly telling me that they didn't like me made confessions the following month... there's nothing more unreliable than people's emotions."

There was a part of Beautiful Lusaka's words that I could snort myself.

I don't trust people's emotions, I do have the same idea.

You must not have absolute trust in human emotions or anything like that.

Don't think of it as immutable.

It can't be the same tomorrow because it's something that keeps getting updated every day.

I've never experienced a situation like Kirasaka, but I've seen the sight so close that I don't like it.

Shizuku Kanzaki has seen Yudo Ohara struggle with relationships by doing so many times.

A couple who bragged in the classroom that they were destiny opponents had actually broken up months later just because they were fitting classmates, not destiny opponents, etc... what a look at people.

In a decade and a little bit of a short life, I can't trust the human emotions that change this much.

I guess that's why Kirasaka doesn't trust you any more than I do.

"But I can't believe I'm feeling this way saying that"

Strange and beautiful Lusaka smiled joyfully.

Just a little, just a little, but relieved.

Whatever it means, that as the person with special emotions for her, she hasn't had the effect of being negative for Kirasaka.

"Makoto is special to me and I think you like it as a person... but I still can't figure out if it's a romantic emotion or a favor as a friend... so I want to make that clear on today's date"

Straight words that haven't been badly misled seem to be pretty rasaka.

But it was also the moment when she was saddened by the fact that she was also the only person who lived through this adolescence as a high school student.