Favoritism! This Is Favoritism! Part 1 (Continued)

Children of yakuza bosses or public security chiefs.

Children from all kinds of organizations involving staggering amounts of money, the granddaughter of a former prime minister, and the eldest daughter of the head of the Shinomiya Family, whose wealth rivaled nations and who was even the current prime minister's financial backer.

It could almost be said that these students were the next generation of this country.

So, with that comparison making the gap painfully clear, Kamuro was under a bit of pressure.

Her parents had the same idea too, and lately they had been drilling things into her like, You're about to graduate, so you've already sorted out your interpersonal connections for after graduation, right?

If she could form ties with the children of rich and powerful families, it would be good for her future development.

Heh... friends.

A network of connections.

She was already a third-year student, but she still hadn't even spoken to every student in the class.

However.

There were two things coming up this month.

First, the Student Council President election.

Second, the monthly exams two weeks later.

The first piece of news had little to do with her. She was already in her third year, and once she graduated, the student council would have nothing to do with her.

As for the second one, exams.

For Kamuro, they were torture.

She had some skill and talent in sports and drawing, but when it came to studying, she was truly hopeless.

Even her parents had hired tutors, and she had somehow managed to catch up a little through remedial lessons.

But.

Damn it.

Shuchi Academy's teaching materials, exam difficulty, and class content were all much harder than those outside.

So even after tutoring, she was still in last place.

Not only that.

While she was taking