On the contrary, once Bai Lan confirmed that Karuizawa was an innocent "victim," he would immediately apologize and compensate her!
With the mindset of "it was better to let one go than kill the wrong person," Bai Lan planned to calm Karuizawa down first.
If this was real, it would be terrible if Karuizawa became traumatized from the fright.
He moved closer and tried to soothe her. "Karuizawa, don't cry yet. I think there might be some misunderstanding between us.
"Also, pay a little attention to your posture. Something that shouldn't be broadcast is showing."
62, The Truth Comes to Light—Bai Lan's Apology
The female students' uniforms at Advanced Nurturing High School had short skirts as their bottoms.
Perhaps because she was so emotional, Karuizawa had not paid much attention to her posture when she sat down.
Although the lighting here was not very good, Bai Lan's eyesight happened to be a little too sharp...
When he moved closer to comfort Karuizawa, he accidentally saw something.
Bai Lan could not help reminding her, and he had already silently looked away to avoid seeing anything he should not.
Karuizawa had been immersed in the fear that someone was about to threaten her into doing all sorts of terrible things, grieving bitterly over her dark future. Then she suddenly heard, "Something that shouldn't be broadcast is showing."
"Something that shouldn't be broadcast?"
Because of a woman's instinctive need to protect her bodily privacy, Karuizawa was especially sensitive to matters like this.
She immediately stopped crying, temporarily forgetting her sorrow and fear. She instinctively reached down to straighten her skirt and adjust her posture, preventing any more springtime scenery from being exposed.
After finishing those movements, she prepared to resume grieving and crying, only to discover that she could no longer reconnect with