So that was why Sakayanagi's mood had shifted from anger to calm?
"Kamuro, you won't need to follow me tomorrow," Sakayanagi said. "There will be a three-way meeting tomorrow, and Hachiman's family will be coming. I think we'll probably have lunch together then."
"And I will make some arrangements at that time, so I won't need you to come over and help for now," Sakayanagi said.
Even her tone seemed to have become more formal.
But Kamuro, who knew her well, understood exactly what this meant. Sakayanagi did not want her continuing to play third wheel. In other words—
Fine, your boyfriend comforted you. Got it.
Kamuro then went to make tea with an expressionless face.
Time passed quickly. A busy day was over once he had finished showering and lay down in bed.
The next morning.
All the second-year students were excited. After all, they would soon be seeing their fathers or mothers. It was impossible not to feel emotional.
As for the Student Council members, although they had received word from Sakayanagi that they only needed to head out at eight, Hachiman still got up at six. Since he was a Student Council member, he went to make whatever preparations the Student Council could handle.
At eight o'clock, the students gathered in their classrooms as usual.
The homeroom teachers of each class began making announcements.
"First of all, you should have already learned last month that a three-way meeting would be held today."
"The purpose is mainly to encourage you to think more about your future, understand your parents' expectations of you, and receive guidance from the school."
"There are rules as well."
Chabashira-sensei, the homeroom teacher of Second Year Class D, began the announcement.
A confidentiality agreement then appeared in front of every student.
They were