Would you like a drink to go with that?
If someone only paid for the fried noodles but also received a drink,
then it would indeed boost their desire to buy.
After all, everyone liked getting a bargain.
Rather, Class A had originally intended to subsidize the sales a little, then raise their evaluation and earn Points to deal with this exam.
And Sakayanagi's current money-burning might even earn another reward in an area Class A was not good at.
"Nagumo-senpai is actually a good person," Sakayanagi Arisu said.
Indeed.
Oreki rested his left cheek on his hand and yawned.
After returning to school, Nagumo had fulfilled his promise and handed over the Milk Tea Shop he had originally opened.
Oreki then transferred the Milk Tea Shop's authorization papers and ownership transfer documents to Sakayanagi Arisu.
And now, the reason Sakayanagi Arisu seemed so loaded that she was even willing to cover the cost of bundled drinks was simply because she had just acquired the Milk Tea Shop and gotten a free bargain.
The Milk Tea Shop had been taken from Nagumo-senpai and given to Sakayanagi.
Oreki had no intention of taking it back.
So she could do whatever she wanted with it.
However.
[.]
"..."
Oreki took out his phone and looked at the message he had received.
It had come from a string of numbers.
The message's content was what he had just seen.
A single period.
Normally, if someone pressed the wrong button, they might send a symbol.
So what was this underclassman doing by sending him that message?
Had she simply pressed the wrong button?
Or was she trying to do something?
Though they attended the same school, it was still fairly difficult to run into a specific classmate.
Oreki noticed that it