After all, the weather was always changing in the blink of an eye.
Weather forecasts weren't set in stone, either.
"Mm..."
Just like they'd seen before setting out...
"It's sunny everywhere."
"Though you can't completely trust the weather forecast..."
Still, when she saw all those little suns, the corners of her mouth lifted despite herself.
"Don't worry, everyone."
The class monitor stood up and called out.
"We have plenty of plans, even if it rains."
"Oh~"
The students on the bus gave the class monitor a fairly enthusiastic response.
The boys didn't really mind.
They could still have fun even if it rained.
So what if they got wet?
They could just take a shower.
But the girls had more things to worry about.
They didn't like the feeling of their clothes sticking to them, either.
And if their favorite shoes or clothes got dirty, they'd find it both frustrating and heartbreaking.
Xiao Xiao looked out the window.
The rain was light.
But it kept falling on and off, without ever stopping.
Through the misted-up window, the world outside looked a little blurry.
A feeling of quiet spread through him.
Even though the bus itself wasn't quiet.
Some people were chatting animatedly, while others laughed and joked.
Even as college students, sitting on a bus bound for an outing, they weren't much different from the elementary school kids they'd been years ago.
Their excitement and anticipation were just the same.
"Everyone, we're almost there."
The tour guide reminded them.
"Please check your belongings and make sure you haven't left anything behind."
"This bus will come back to pick us up when we head home in three days."
"Is it still raining?"
Someone leaned toward the window.
Mist covered the glass.
They couldn't see what