That was why she had been chosen as the representative: because of her affability and ability to unite people.
She held the class together.
And that created a problem.
Ichinose's abilities were suited to a supporting role, not that of a commander.
In other words.
Class B lacked someone who could decisively take charge.
Then perhaps buying a commander from another class could make up for that shortcoming.
But how could a commander be so easily bought? Wouldn't the other class work together to keep them?
And what if they bought someone over only for them to slack off and drag everyone down?
So they should probably arrange for Ichinose to come over, ease the atmosphere, and cultivate her relationship with Hachiman.
Of course.
Chabashira-sensei was analyzing things rationally.
Hachiman, on the other hand, was thinking emotionally.
Should he have Ichinose come over?
"Me?" Hachiman paused.
Come to think of it, he hadn't properly spoken with Ichinose during this school trip yet. He had spent a lot of time with Kushida instead.
He had signed marriage registration forms with both of them. Though there was still no result.
Still, he felt he needed to treat them equally.
In that case, spending all five days with Kushida—and even going out on a date with her today—seemed a little unfair to Ichinose.
Thinking that.
Hachiman nodded.
About five or six minutes later.
"Hoshinomiya-sensei." Ichinose's lovely figure appeared at the doorway.
"Ah, Ichinose, you're here." Hoshinomiya-sensei waved to her.
"Hachiman, you're here too?" Ichinose looked somewhat surprised. She was also slightly out of breath, as though she had nervously jogged over.
"Why were you in such a hurry?" Hachiman asked.
"The teacher sent me a message saying there was something she needed to inform me about," Ichinose said.
So that was why