"..." Ishigami wasn't sure whether he should put a question mark there. It wasn't that he had a problem—it was that he felt the president had a problem. The situation was already that obvious...
"Tsk, tsk..." Yet President Shirogane's next words made Ishigami question his entire life.
"Ishigami, you definitely think that seeing Doma and Shinomiya in the office means they were on a blind date, right? If that's what you think, then you're completely wrong!"
"Huh!?"
"Heh heh..." Miyuki Shirogane laughed again, while an image surfaced in his mind of his nervous self after hearing the news being told—
"How cute."
"Ishigami, have you forgotten what Doma said? Before we reached the student council office, Doma said, 'If I'm not here to hang around, then am I here for a blind date?' No matter how you looked at it, that was a denial, right? But Doma took it as an affirmative answer..."
"You mean..." Ishigami hesitated.
"That's right..." Miyuki Shirogane said with absolute certainty. "When Doma said his blind-date partner was obvious, ordinary people would assume he meant Shinomiya, because she was the only one there. But think about it—when we went to the office, who did we run into first?"
"Secretary Fujiwara?"
"Very good. Now think about what Secretary Fujiwara was doing when we ran into her."
"Running away?"
"Here's the question: what kind of situation would make Fujiwara run away?" Miyuki Shirogane grew increasingly confident. "The answer is that she encountered something unimaginable. In other words, a blind date..."
"???" Ishigami was genuinely stunned this time. It made so much sense that he couldn't even refute it.
"And Shinomiya already knew both Doma and Fujiwara, so the only reason she was there was to set Doma and Fujiwara up..." Even as Miyuki Shirogane spoke, he was still