He was clearly quite handsome, but unfortunately, he had a bad temper. He even got impatient when group discussions ran a little long.
"Well, I guess he was used to being treated well by others, which was why he said something like that."
Nakamachi Chika spread her hands, shook her head with a look of disappointment, and said, "Look at Hayama-kun. He has such a good temper. He would never say something like that."
"Mm! Mm! I'll definitely give everyone's valuable opinions serious consideration." Tama-na nodded as well.
It would have been a lie to say Tama-na was not angry after Tsukikawa Shu had snapped at him like that.
Tama-na did not think he had done anything wrong.
He had carefully gathered everyone's opinions. He was working hard to reach the best possible decision.
As for that Service Club? They were just a bunch of narrow-minded people. They had brought over an utterly ordinary-looking proposal to brush them off. They clearly had no grand ideals at all.
And not only that, Tsukikawa Shu had insulted the ideals of everyone here, saying they were wasting time on something unrealistic.
How would they know without trying? Did ideals deserve to be looked down upon? Tama-na remained indignant.
"If you change environments and keep doing this, you'll die."
For some reason, Tama-na recalled those words Tsukikawa Shu had said.
What did he mean, die?
"Even if we change environments, we can still overcome the crisis with the most perfect plan! We have no reason to pay attention to that short-sighted person!"
Tama-na spoke to everyone with complete conviction.
"Hahaha. Who cares what he thinks?"
"Exactly. As long as we keep pooling our wisdom, we can definitely come up with a perfect plan and slap him in the face."
"Even without their Service Club,