Boom—!
Outside the window was pitch-black, and gusts of wind periodically slammed against the glass with loud bangs. Everyone in the room felt more or less uneasy. Typhoons were nothing unfamiliar to people from Japan, but for the people here, the biggest problem probably was not the typhoon...
"All right, let's call it a day."
Fang Zheng tutored them for a while longer, but seeing that everyone was practically too distracted to study, he could only helplessly announce the end of the session. Upon hearing him, the girls seemed to let out an imperceptible sigh of relief, and Sekai was once again the first to jump up.
"All right, all right, we've been studying for so long I feel like my brain is about to malfunction. Why don't we relax and play some games? Or watch a movie or something?"
"Sounds good!"
The others seemed to have found a lifeline as well, nodding frantically. But at that moment, Sora suddenly stood up.
"Then let's watch a movie. I happen to have one I really want to see."
"Great, Sora... What movie?"
"You'll know when you see it."
As she spoke, Sora rummaged a DVD out of the TV cabinet, slipped it into the player, and pressed play. Soon, a new movie appeared on the television screen. The girls each found somewhere to sit, leaning against pillows, cracking sunflower seeds, and looking excitedly at the TV.
After pressing play, Sora skillfully returned to Fang Zheng's side and curled up beside him, staring at the screen. For some reason, Fang Zheng could see a strange gleam flashing in her eyes.
The movie began with a high school girl studying. Outside the window was pitch-black, while a fan turned beside her. The entire room was silent, and apart from the girl, there was