Even after lunch break ended and Sogo Doma and the others returned to the classroom, Utaha Kasumigaoka was still somewhat dazed. A bunny girl no one else could see—could something like that really exist? If Sogo-kun hadn't lied, then hadn't the education she'd received over the past decade or so been seriously flawed?
A bunny girl~! And one nobody else could see at that! Why did Sogo-kun of all people have to discover her? This development was even more absurd than a novel...
Wait!
At the thought of novels, something stirred in Utaha Kasumigaoka's mind, and the thought process of a light novel author began to kick in.
A bunny girl nobody could see, yet Sogo-kun alone could see her—wasn't that practically the setup for the male and female leads? A chance encounter on the street—wasn't that the classic sudden-girlfriend trope?
At that thought, a gloomy aura began to radiate from Utaha Kasumigaoka. She pulled a notebook from her schoolbag, flipped it open to a blank page, and rapidly began scribbling away:
Because of the heroine's problem (being unable to be seen), the elegant and handsome male lead became curious about her and came to know her. While investigating the heroine's problem, they developed feelings for each other (crossed out, crossed out with dozens of lines). The heroine deliberately showed him her special side (additional explanation: she was actually seducing him!)...
After the idiot male lead was drawn in by the heroine and developed feelings for her, he swore he would solve her problem no matter what. During the process, the two naturally developed a bond beyond friendship. But the male lead subconsciously forgot that he had only recently gotten married, and his wife was at this very moment...
By the time she wrote that far, black energy seemed to