That was right. Although Eriri was a tsundere, she made it far too obvious. So long as someone wasn't blind and didn't have anything wrong with their brain, her feelings were ridiculously easy to read...
The question was, how bad could Eriri really be when anyone could see right through her at a glance?
At any rate, Yukino Yukinoshita considered that a bonus point. Compared to people who constantly beat around the bush and made others endlessly guess what they truly meant, she would rather communicate with someone like Eriri, whose thoughts she could see through at a glance. After all, Yukinoshita herself preferred to be straightforward—or rather, blunt.
Of course, that didn't mean Yukino Yukinoshita didn't know how to beat around the bush. She simply disdained doing so. In her view, her heart and conduct were as clear as a mirror; everything she did, said, and thought was correct—so if it was all correct, why couldn't she just say it outright?
Unfortunately, many people couldn't accept her way of thinking. After all, the world wasn't made up of simple black and white. It was far more complicated, while Yukinoshita was too simple. As a result, she couldn't make many friends in this complicated world.
Eriri, on the other hand, knew the world wasn't simply black and white. After all, she had been ostracized as a child because she liked two-dimensional stuff. But so what? Even if she understood such things, her thoughts were simply too easy to read, making it exceptionally easy for Yukinoshita to talk with her.
Therefore, aside from her terrible hobby of drawing doujinshi, Yukinoshita sincerely felt that Eriri was someone she could befriend...
Yet Sogo Doma had just laid it all out—would a girl really enjoy drawing doujinshi?
Yukino Yukinoshita: "..."
How was she supposed