"Uncle sure knows how to cause trouble. You have no idea how terrified the seniors were after you left."
"Really?"
Sitting in the bathtub, Duanmu Huai stretched lazily, while Rui, curled up in his arms, nodded.
"Of course. We already went through the selection process, but now we have to adjust our condition before every competition. The seniors keep complaining, but they're still training very hard."
"You say that as if it has nothing to do with you. You're a member of the Wind Music Club too."
"I only joined to kill time. I never wanted to perform onstage."
Rui gave a soft snort. Ever since joining the Wind Music Club, she had taken a very laid-back approach. She trained seriously enough, but only to this extent. As for whether they went to the National Competition, Rui didn't seem to care much. Or rather, she quite liked staying in B Group. When someone made up her mind to slack off to the end, there really wasn't much you could do about it.
"Speaking of which, you've saved quite a bit of money by now, haven't you? Have you thought about what you want to do in the future?"
"Are you starting a future survey now? Uncle, don't remind me of those unpleasant things at a time like this."
At Duanmu Huai's question, a hint of displeasure appeared on Rui's face.
"Can't be helped. I'm a homeroom teacher now, so I have to conduct three-way interviews too. It's practically become an occupational disease."
While enjoying the warmth of the girl in his arms, Duanmu Huai complained helplessly. After becoming a homeroom teacher, he discovered that it was far more troublesome than being a physical education teacher. For starters, he had to conduct three-way interviews, then investigate the students' future aspirations and