Are You Here to Serve Yourselves Up?

Mouri Ran opened the Guestbook and flipped to the last page.

Following the instructions the assistant director on the mountain had given them, she carefully wrote.

"Suzuki Sonoko" was enjoying this time spent with Mouri Ran like they were best friends. Leaning against her, she reminded her, "And Hozumi. Add his name in the note."

[And Hozumi]... Like she was taking notes, Mouri Ran read it aloud as she unconsciously wrote down exactly what "Suzuki Sonoko" said. It was only when "Suzuki Sonoko" laughed that she realized she had written it wrong. Her pen paused, and she casually crossed out the words "And."

Then she set down the pen, picked up the book, and examined it for a moment before saying happily, "Done!"

Several meters away, a figure hid by the corner of a wall, gloomily watching the scene with a faint sneer.

"Suzuki Sonoko" suddenly glanced over. Her clear almond eyes carried an impatient warning.

The shadowy figure startled and instinctively darted back behind a pillar.

A few dozen seconds later, Watanuki Tatsuzo, whose Peeping had failed, gradually came back to his senses. Scratching at the mottled gray hair by his temples, he figured he must have still been groggy from sleep to think a high school girl's gaze was so sharp.

When he poked his head out again in confusion, the two high school girls had already finished writing, put down the Guestbook, and headed to the side of the inn to pick up maple leaves while chatting and laughing.

Watanuki Tatsuzo: "..." He must have seen wrong just now.

Thinking that, he straightened his collar and wandered over to the Guestbook like an ordinary curious tourist, opening it to take a look.

After contacting the assistant director from the film crew who had seen "The Original Red