Aoko Nakamori shook her head again. She still did not want to go back.
Of course, there was another reason Aoko Nakamori had suggested going to Chen's house: Akako was there too.
Knowing that, Aoko felt much more at ease.
"Is that okay?" Aoko Nakamori looked at Chen with hopeful eyes.
"Don't look at me like that. It makes refusing feel like I'd be committing some terrible crime. Fine, I'll reluctantly agree."
Chen spoke to Aoko Nakamori, and a flash of joy finally appeared on her face. Great, he had agreed.
"I say, wasn't that agreement a little too hasty?"
Yukiko Kudo glared at Chen and could not help saying.
He was bringing another girl home—and a very beautiful one at that. She felt a serious sense of crisis.
"Um, I'll only stay for a few days before leaving," Aoko Nakamori said to Yukiko Kudo.
"All right, but I still advise you to remember what I told you before. Stay farther away from Chen. Otherwise, I'm afraid you'll fall into a pit and never climb back out," Yukiko Kudo warned Aoko Nakamori.
Aoko Nakamori looked at Yukiko Kudo in confusion. Why would she say that? Chen was a good person.
That was right. Aoko Nakamori had previously held a bad impression of Chen and thought he was a bad person, but that had completely changed now. In her eyes, Chen had transformed into a good person.
Yukiko Kudo shook her head helplessly, feeling somewhat frustrated. As expected, she was still an immature high school student, far too naive.
It Was All That Damn Phantom Thief Kid's Fault
"Why did you bring someone back from a shopping trip?"
After opening the door, Akemi Miyano found it strange. Of course, she did not actually say it aloud; she merely thought it to