In the End, I Still Boarded the Pirate Ship (Ending) (Continued)

Bronya took a sip of the specially supplied bitter melon tea.

Theresa frowned, unsure when she had become Zhao Bai's "parent."

Realizing this, the principal felt somewhat troubled.

Could this be her character setting?

I'm writing an extra chapter!

This could be considered an IF route ending. Some people urged me to write about married life, but I didn't want to get banned after finishing the story, so I won't write that. Instead, I'll write the Mary Sue ending I mentioned in my completion notes.

I asked around in many places, but there was never a definite answer as to whether directly posting chapters after the ending would incur charges.

I didn't really dare to post a thousand-word chapter directly.

And so this came about. Word count for this chapter: 999.

A coincidence. It was definitely a coincidence.

Every encounter was a reunion after a long separation (2)

"Phew—"

She watched Bronya leave the office. The sunlight slowly sank, the sparse sounds gradually faded away, and even the squirrels were unwilling to linger here for long.

A deathly silence.

Theresa could even hear her own breathing.

With utterly ungraceful behavior, Theresa propped up the front legs of her chair and placed her slender legs on the desk, swinging them back and forth.

This was annoying.

This was obviously rather difficult for her. The desk and chair were too tall, while Theresa herself was too short. But she had heard Himeko say that this motion could effectively ease one's troubles and focus one's attention on work.

"Hmm... Does constantly shifting my center of gravity make me nervous?"

"It seems pretty good..."

"Ah!"

Theresa fell over (sob).

Her short little legs ultimately could not hook onto her body. As she gradually slid down, even her shoes were flung away.

She got up