Aoko was still quite upset inside, but she no longer dared to argue back.
"I was wrong." Aoko Nakamori actually took the initiative to admit her mistake, mainly because she was genuinely scared—scared that Shin would frighten her tonight.
"Now you know how to be afraid, huh?" Shin said with a faint smile.
"Hmph, do you think I'm really afraid? If you actually try to scare me, I'll tell my dad."
Aoko snorted and spoke to Shin angrily.
"Oh, and then what?" Shin chuckled, completely unconcerned, and immediately left Aoko speechless.
Yeah, what could she do even if she tattled? Was she supposed to have her father teach Shin a lesson?
Besides, she was living in someone else's home now. Aoko really felt too embarrassed to do that.
"Hmph." Aoko gave a soft snort and fell silent.
"Sigh, it ended just like that? I was planning to keep watching the show." Sonoko sighed, her face full of regret.
It had actually ended just like that. Wasn't that far too quick? She had been waiting to watch a good show.
"You just want the world in chaos." Ran glared at Sonoko irritably.
"By the way, Ran, could you stand together with Aoko?" Sonoko smiled and asked Ran and Aoko.
"What are you trying to do?" Ran and Aoko both looked at Sonoko with deeply puzzled expressions.
They had no idea what Sonoko was plotting.
"If I'm not mistaken, she probably wants to see exactly what differences there are between you two," Kazuha couldn't help saying.
Even as she spoke, Kazuha was rather amazed. These two looked so alike that it truly was strange.
Kazuha had even begun to wonder whether the two of them might somehow be related.
Ran and Aoko looked at each other, not knowing what to say. Facing