"Why did you say that?" Hachiman said. "Our Class C didn't study during the break either. Given most students' Academic Ability, even answering just one question correctly could earn them a high score. Unfortunately, our class's accuracy rate is extremely low."
"Hehe, that certainly could happen." Sakayanagi smiled. "But Hachiman, you've already thought of a way to deal with it, haven't you?"
"Otherwise, you wouldn't have had so much free time yesterday evening to accompany students from another class to browse an eyeglass shop and eat at a family restaurant." Sakayanagi said. "I've invited you to dinner many times, Hachiman, yet you rarely invite me."
A sweet smile rested on her face at the same time.
Although she was not accusing him, she somehow seemed rather unhappy.
Well, damn.
So Sakayanagi had deliberately waited across from the family restaurant yesterday after all?
Sakura had clearly been there yesterday, and Sakayanagi had not said anything. Yet now that the two of them were alone, she brought it up?
If she had been watching all along, or wanted to eat together, she should have come over earlier.
"By the way, Sakura seemed to be taking photos of Student Council members," Hachiman said. "If she hadn't forgotten her camera yesterday, she might have taken pictures of me."
"And that was at your instruction, Classmate Sakayanagi? Are you planning to expand the Student Council again?" Vice President Hachiman asked.
"I do have that idea." Sakayanagi seemed to have thought of something that made her feel guilty, but her expression remained polite. "Back to the subject: if our class drew Class C, would you be confident of winning, Hachiman?"
"..." Hachiman said. "I guess."
"How confident?" Classmate Sakayanagi maintained her smile.
"Ninety-nine percent."
"..." Sakayanagi was speechless.
Classmate Sakayanagi looked at Hachiman, while Hachiman remained