He thought that when he ran into that girl, he would return the handkerchief to her.
But before he met that girl, he witnessed a group ganging up to bully someone.
How could Uchiha Hiko, with his overwhelming sense of justice, stand by and watch a crowd of drunken men bully a weak woman who could barely defend herself?
With that thought, Uchiha Hiko said nothing more and drew his Kunai, knocking down the whole group one by one.
Afterward, he had even used that handkerchief to bandage the injured girl's wound. It had been rather dark that day, and he could not see much clearly.
So Uchiha Hiko had not noticed that the person he had saved was actually the exceptionally beautiful Miss Kobayashi standing before him.
Uchiha Hiko smiled faintly and said to Miss Kobayashi:
"Sorry, Yui. Whenever I went to the Weaving Guild, I always ran into trouble. Besides, I actually saved quite a lot of female weavers.
"And when I saved you, it was fairly dark, so I had mostly forgotten about it."
Even though Uchiha Hiko now brushed over the scene of him saving her so casually, Miss Kobayashi could never forget it.
That had been the beginning of her love for Uchiha Hiko. Tears glimmered in her eyes as she smiled and said to him:
"Enough, enough, Hiko. As long as you can remember me, I'm already completely satisfied. And I know you've always been chivalrous and righteous, never taking such small matters to heart. That's exactly why I fell in love with you."
Hearing Miss Kobayashi's words, Uchiha Hiko was deeply moved. He stretched out his hand, and Miss Kobayashi naturally buried her face in his embrace before saying in a muffled voice:
"Actually, you don't know this, but I didn't look like