"Even my sister would acknowledge the ability it took to lead Class D up to Class A," Yukino said.
??
Her sister's acknowledgment?
I see.
Hachiman understood.
Yukino had probably taken the initiative to come out with him because of this.
"This three-party conference should only involve the second-year students, the year I belong to. Students from other years probably won't have this sort of occasion."
"After all, inviting parents to the school even once is expensive. At the same time, the school still uses a closed educational system, so having too many parents involved would be detrimental to confidentiality and training."
"So."
"At this time next year, your year won't have this ordinary-school arrangement."
"And your sister... or your mother, won't come to the school," Hachiman said.
"I-I see."
Under Hachiman's gaze, Yukino seemed to let out a breath of relief.
In other words, Yukino had actually been worried that her mother would come to the school?
If Yukino was like a little sister in front of her older sister, then she probably would not resist at all in front of her mother. She would be a perfectly obedient child.
Was the Yukinoshita family's mother that formidable?
Hachiman found himself a little interested.
But from a psychological perspective, a mother capable of raising daughters with personalities as opposite as Haruno and Yukino's had to be an extremely high-pressure sort of person.
Hachiman felt that he definitely would not be a match for her.
As he thought that—
"There seems to be some commotion near the stairs," Yukino suddenly said. "Could someone be fighting?"
Was that so?
There were still people who had not learned their lesson?
At the very least, Hachiman did not think Ryuen's class would do something like that. This was a critical time for their push