"That's right, you guessed it all. They say art comes from life—so, based on the clues we have, can Utako Kasumi restore the truth of what happened?" Sogo Doma, the scapegoat, said with a serene, Buddha-like glow on his face.
"Is this a challenge from you, Sogo?" Utaha Kasumigaoka seemed intrigued. "Since U, M, R married Tamaki online, yet Tamaki mistook you for U, M, R, something must have gone wrong somewhere..."
Hearing that, Sogo Doma fought the urge to roll his eyes. That sounded remarkably like, "My lord, there must be something fishy going on here."
"Going by the usual formula, a misunderstanding is often the beginning of a destined relationship..." Utaha Kasumigaoka, who considered herself widely read, continued her analysis.
"Wait, why would a misunderstanding be the beginning of a destined relationship? Where did you get that conclusion?" Sogo Doma was utterly baffled.
"Romance novels!" Utaha Kasumigaoka, with her "vast knowledge," answered with complete confidence.
Fine, so-called vast knowledge probably just meant reading more than others—when it came to romance.
"Leaving aside the fact that we're talking about reality, Utako Kasumi, don't you think you've completely missed the point?"
Utaha Kasumigaoka said, "That's because my analysis—"
She stopped midway through her sentence. She had nearly blurted out what she was really thinking. What she was analyzing wasn't the truth of the matter at all. Since it had already happened, figuring it out was pointless. What she was really analyzing was—
Whether Tamaki posed any threat to her, whether the big pig trotter she had only just gotten her hands on would be lured away. If there was even a chance of that happening, she would cut off that possibility!
"Ugh, it's far too easy for girls to misunderstand things. For example, Tamaki might have discovered that you secretly