Still, setting aside the traitor business and the dead-fish eyes, it turned out little Rumi was the type who wanted to fit into a group but just couldn't? Sogo Doma smiled wickedly, prompting the little girl to bravely snap back at him.
Rumi Tsurumi: "..." What a terrible guy.
"What does that have to do with you?"
"What if I could help you fit back into the group?" Sogo Doma cast out some bait. Hachiman Hikigaya: "..." If it was this guy, then maybe... Yukino Yukinoshita and Utaha Kasumigaoka both thought, Sure enough, Doma was all bark and no bite. He obviously...
"No need..." After all, they were wearing a filter called
"friends," so they couldn't see things as clearly as Rumi, this little loli, could.
"Why?" Yui Yuigahama didn't understand.
"I'll be graduating soon..."
"So what?" Yui Yuigahama still didn't understand.
"Phew..." Rumi Tsurumi let out a rare sigh. "Let me ask you this: how many of your current friends—or rather, your friends—have you known since elementary school?" Yui Yuigahama thought carefully about it, only to realize she couldn't name even one.
Even this girl, who could still be considered socially popular, was like that, let alone Utaha Kasumigaoka and the others. Forget elementary school—even among their middle school friends, they had no one!
Even Sogo Doma rubbed his chin and said, "I didn't have many friends in elementary school either. After all, I was busy ostracizing other people..." If Rumi Tsurumi had lacked confidence before, then after hearing Sogo Doma mutter to himself, her confidence soared to its peak. "According to the latest data, fewer than five percent of friends from elementary school still hang out together after graduation. After middle school graduation, it's five percent of that five percent... In other words, once you get to high