How had she managed that?
Not a single person had guessed correctly...
The girl was both astonished and surprised.
She also found her own accuracy rather amusing.
Thankfully, she was the only one who knew what she'd guessed from beginning to end.
Otherwise, she'd have embarrassed herself.
The girl gently covered her cheek.
It felt a little warm.
Her eyes followed the pink pom-pom as it swayed from side to side.
The boy blinked.
No wonder he couldn't find his key anywhere...
At last, he'd found his key. A huge weight lifted from his heart.
Once his breathing had settled, the girl suddenly realized something...
She didn't dare get too close.
She hadn't done anything wrong.
The key was small.
In the end, she returned to where the glass greenhouse stood.
It was just a little red.
The girl looked a little dazed.
The boy checked the time.
He pressed his back tightly against the tree trunk again.
His eyes lowered.
She thought she ran pretty fast.
Huh?
She carefully searched through the weeds and bushes nearby.
An incredulous look appeared on her face.
It was this late!?
The boy couldn't help stepping out from behind the tree.
She lowered her head.
The continued silence outside made the boy feel both uneasy and curious.
She tried to make herself as small as possible.
She hid behind a big tree, keeping what she thought was a safe distance.
That's right.
No amount of thinking could turn back time and stop her from making that mistake...
"!?"
Thinking that might be the case, the boy felt incredibly annoyed with himself.
The boy's heart lurched.
She'd lost her key.
That would make it much less likely she'd run into that girl.
She'd hit the ground