Takamatsu Akari was walking inside, too. She noticed someone looking at her, turned around, and saw Riki.
The black hole has spotted me.
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"Riki, did you come to the planetarium to look at the stars, too?" Takamatsu Akari hurried over, sounding happier than usual.
Careful, Akari. You're practically making heart eyes at me.
Do you really want someone else to share your hobby that badly?
"What stars are there to see?" Riki asked.
"Let's go in together. I have a pass that's good for six months, and I can bring one person in with me." Takamatsu Akari took Riki's hand.
I knew you'd try to assault me, Heavy Woman!
And now you want to drag me into a dark room, too.
"You like looking at the stars so much. Why did you only buy a six-month pass?" Riki asked curiously.
Takamatsu Akari looked at him in surprise. "Because I only had enough pocket money for six months."
Sorry, Akari. My bad.
Even pretty girls worry about not having enough pocket money. That's normal.
"Let's go." Takamatsu Akari pulled Riki by the hand toward the planetarium.
Riki had wanted to scold her, but free admission was just too tempting.
Riki followed Takamatsu Akari into the planetarium. The dark hall was lit by only a little light, but Akari seemed to know her way around already. She led him to their seats with ease, then smoothly lowered the back of Riki's seat for him.
Akari-chan, you're making me look like that boy with the lion in