My Daily Life with Gosara Ayase/my Sister Can't Be Ayase's Little Angel

What's more, it was Miyamoto Ran who asked him to come, so what is he afraid of?

then……

He whispered to Mai-senpai next to him, "Sister Mai, go over and listen to see if someone is speaking ill of me."

Mai-senpai, who had been holding the back of Ryunosuke's jacket, said with some embarrassment, "Isn't it good to eavesdrop on what people are saying?"

Ryunosuke kept his lips still as much as possible, lowered his voice and said:

"It's okay, you just need to come back and tell me if you're talking bad things, I won't listen to the specific content."

"...Okay." Mai Sakurajima hesitated for a moment, but agreed to Ryunosuke's request.

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Then Ryunosuke walked up to Ayase and Kanako, and put two glasses of water in front of them.

Kanako put down the script in her hand, picked it up and took a big sip, then drank it all in one gulp:

"I'm so thirsty, have another drink, Ryunosuke."

Even Ryunosuke has a good temper, so he couldn't help but feel excited.

Although it's his job, but being so bossy... Sigh, this guy is an idiot.

What are you arguing with an idiot?

When he saw Ayase looking at him apologetically, he couldn't help but smile, as expected, his sister is still cute.

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After satisfying Kanako's request again, Ryunosuke sat down.

It's just that Ryunosuke watched them all recite their lines, and for the lines, he really wanted to ignore him.

He has nothing to do.

Ryunosuke listened to a few words and probably knew what type of show they were going to perform.

It should be a drama.

After all, the frequent exchange of lines cannot be some kind of piano solo, two-person cross talk, etc., and probably only drama can meet this condition.

Sketches are also okay, but if you want to act in sketches, there may be too many people.

Because the three of Ayase, Kanako, and Miyamoto Ran are all supporting roles, and they were added temporarily.

Then there must be at least two main characters before, right?Counting a supporting role, there are three people.

Including Ayase and the others, there are 6 people.

It is true that there are too many people acting in a sketch, so it is most likely a drama.

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Ryunosuke was about to hear what the theme of their play was, but Mai-senpai came back.

She sat next to him with a slightly weird expression: "They didn't talk about you, you are thinking too much."

Ryunosuke opened his lips and wanted to say something, but because Ayase and the others were here, what he was talking to himself was too strange, so he didn't say it.

But he didn't quite believe it. He was talking about something else when looking at him. How could this be possible?

Miyamoto Lan probably didn't let them have a chance to chat. Thinking about it, it was impossible to scold herself in front of Miyamoto Lan.

Forget it, just don't say anything, and he doesn't care what he thinks in his heart.

Anyway, after today, everyone will be strangers again, and they may not be able to recognize each other when they meet.

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Afterwards, Ryunosuke and Mai-senpai sat by and listened to what story Ayase and the others were going to play.

However, because they only had part of the lines, they did not read the narration.

Ryunosuke was a little confused and didn't quite understand.

But Mai-senpai seemed to have realized something, and said aloud: "This seems to be a stage play with a patriotic theme.

It tells the story of the arduous struggle of the ancestors, and warns future generations that the joy of the campus festival today is bought by the ancestors with their lives. "

When Ryunosuke heard the interpretation, the bits and pieces of information in his mind were linked together, and he understood instantly.

It turned out to be the case.

I have to say, this topic is well chosen.

As the last show and the host, no matter what kind of entertainment program it is, it probably won't be able to hold the stage.

It's also true that other schools don't eat dry food, and the programs are really good.

But it's just entertainment after all.

Their school is superior to them in terms of connotation and style.

Coupled with the identity of the organizer and the fact that it is the last program, there is a natural obligation to summarize.

It couldn't be more appropriate to remind everyone that today's joy is only possible through the struggle of the predecessors.