Of course, it was also possible that they wanted to pool the class's points in preparation for investment.
If they owned a shop while attending school, it would generate profits every month. Then, upon graduation, they could either sell it or keep it running.
It really was a good deal.
Besides, working together on something and becoming a community of shared interests would strengthen their unity and trust.
Class A's students were really sharp.
Hachiman turned his attention to the companions around him.
It was four in the afternoon.
Classes had ended. Students who belonged to clubs went to their activities, while those who did not enjoyed their own leisurely time.
As for Hachiman's class, aside from Hirata, who had joined the soccer club in exchange for gathering information from upperclassmen earlier, everyone else was still free.
Hirata had also revealed the true nature of clubs.
After joining a club and becoming a regular member, students could receive rewards from the school.
As a result, he received an extra 20,000 points in monthly living expenses.
Presumably, the school had made preparations and provided financial support in this area to encourage students to develop in multiple ways.
In other words, this was a legitimate way to earn points, but only if one became an elite. Ordinary students definitely could not just muddle through.
Therefore, only one person in the class had joined a club: Hirata.
From a certain perspective, that was really Class D.
Though Hachiman, who had always gone straight home after school, had no room to talk.
Still.
"Um..."
"Hello."
Besides Kushida, whom he had already become familiar with, there was a girl standing slightly behind her. She had fluffy pink twin-tails and looked somewhat uneasy.
She wore plain glasses.
Her face was smooth and fair.
Sakura really was