When Fang Cheng entered, Kanzaki Rin reflexively tried to let go, but Asaka Akie clung to her and wouldn't release her.
"Cheng-kun, you came at just the right time."
Asaka Akie smiled. "Rin and I made up. Come be our witness."
Kanzaki Rin's heartfelt display made her realize that their relationship wasn't just about being rivals in love. They shared many other, far more important feelings.
"Made up?"
"Yeah."
Asaka Akie buried her face against Kanzaki Rin's chest, breathing in her intoxicating scent. "We're friends and sisters. There's no need to hate each other over a little thing."
Kanzaki Rin looked a little embarrassed, but she didn't let go either, allowing Asaka Akie to nuzzle against her chest.
She agreed with Asaka Akie. Sisterly affection was far more heartwarming than the pointless infighting of love rivals.
This very yuri scene did not make Fang Cheng happy.
A harmonious harem? Not a chance.
Although he was often troubled by the fighting between Kanzaki Rin and Asaka Akie, as long as he kept it within limits, it gave them a chance to vent their resentment.
If they united, who would they vent that resentment on?
Obviously, Fang Cheng—the culprit who was playing the field.
Their fighting each other made it easier for Fang Cheng to fish in troubled waters. If they joined forces, they'd gang up on him instead.
Fang Cheng realized in an instant that he had to stop this. He absolutely could not let the soil of his harem nourish blooming Yuri flowers.
"Ahem."
He cleared his throat and asked, "Now that you've made up, how should I divide my seven days each week between you?"
Asaka Akie smiled. "Rin-chan is so busy. Three days is enough for her."
Kanzaki Rin smiled too. "I'm busy, which means I need company.