"No, you're not Nino," Su Yang said. "Because Nino hates me. She would never be this pleasant, or rather, she should be fiercer."
"..." Nino.
"Although that makes sense, it's really irritating," Nino on the second floor muttered under her breath. "And I don't hate him that much anymore."
Nino cherished her sisters deeply. She believed Su Yang would damage the bond between them, so she tried to stop him. But he had indeed produced results. If he taught them for a few more days, they would probably all become top students, and then they would no longer have to fear doing poorly on school exams.
She was very grateful to him for that.
"Then am I May?" May asked again.
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This was rather clever.
If it were like the first question, saying something like "I'm Nino" could mislead him. Even if he could not guess, he would know she definitely was not Nino.
But now, what if May said she was not May?
"You really are May," Su Yang said without changing his expression.
"Why? I'm Yotsuba right now."
"No," Su Yang said. "You really are May."
As he said this, Su Yang suddenly stood up.
"W-What are you doing?"
May still had some lingering fear of his previous forceful actions.
But Su Yang merely stepped a little closer and spoke almost directly into her ear.
He whispered softly.
"Mmph..."
May's cheeks instantly turned red.
"Then... never mind."
As she spoke, she suddenly turned toward the back. "If we don't leave now, the fireworks festival will be over! I still want to eat more snacks!"
That was a very May-like statement.
The four girls on the second floor, wearing yukata of different colors, also came down together.
One May was already beautiful enough; now there were