Besides, even if the Student Council intervened and stopped him from enjoying the benefits of multiple clubs, as long as he could prove that his guidance was effective, the clubs probably wouldn't mind splitting the fee.
"Then why didn't you go ahead with this plan back then?"
Manabu Horikita was curious. "The activity budgets and guidance fees from seven clubs would add up to at least two or three hundred thousand points a month, and as much as five or six hundred thousand. That's a pretty decent income."
"But then I wouldn't have any free time after school!"
Aragaki Shun replied without hesitation. "The cost-benefit ratio is too low. Even if I became the president of seven clubs, I might not end up with more than I'd get from just one Cultural and Entertainment Club. But I'd have to spend a huge amount of time coaching all seven clubs' members."
With that much free time, wouldn't he be better off improving himself at the library, with Shiina Hiyori for company?
Manabu Horikita fell silent. He was the workaholic type, so he could only say that he understood Aragaki Shun's choice.
As for Horikita Suzune, even someone as proud as she was could feel the unbridgeable gap between them.
When she'd thought it was impossible to save up twenty million Private Points on her own, someone else had casually given up a huge sum of points that had been within easy reach, as if it were a joke.
What she found even harder to accept was that, in theory, anyone could try the plan Aragaki Shun had suggested.
But she knew she would fail without even trying.
No matter how highly she thought of herself, if she didn't have the ability, she simply didn't have it!
"For me, after establishing the