"Your home is my home. There's nothing wrong with me saying I'm going home, is there?"
Yukinoshita Yukino lightly clenched her teeth.
"You're going to the hospital. Without you there, if something unexpected happens, ordinary people definitely won't know how to handle it. I can go home by myself."
Amamiya Natsuki nodded.
"Then I'll go wait for you at the hospital."
Amamiya Natsuki turned to look at the mayor. Before he could say anything, the mayor beckoned over a car and warmly told the driver to take Yukino home.
"Are these two students going home as well?"
Even in the middle of a hectic day, the mayor hadn't forgotten about the two ordinary people, Tuanzi and Yumiko.
No wonder he'd become mayor. He really had all the bases covered.
Amamiya Natsuki looked at Tuanzi and Yumiko and asked:
"What about you two?"
Both girls had already called their families to let them know they were safe. Their families were fine too and hadn't encountered any danger. Tuanzi was quite excited and wanted to go to the hospital with them to broaden her horizons, but Yumiko was feeling down and wanted to reunite with her family. In the end, the two chose to go home together.
Before leaving, the two girls came over and bowed to Amamiya Natsuki to thank him.
"Thank you for everything today, Natsuki-classmate..."
The two girls thanked him sincerely.
A virus that could spread from person to person—if it hadn't been dealt with promptly, the outcome would have been obvious. No one in Kamakura City would have escaped infection.
Amamiya Natsuki was about to speak, but his gaze was drawn to two lively, adorable little white rabbits with bright red eyes. He couldn't help staring for an extra second.
Perhaps because they'd been through so much that