Both he and Horikita knew that, and now that both sets of parents had misunderstood, they had to clear things up.
After all.
If some things were not explained properly, they would take a long time to correct.
With that in mind.
Beep beep!
Just as Hachiman was about to leave through the school gate, the horn of a brown sedan parked nearby sounded.
Then, a boy with short black hair and crimson eyes leaned his head out of the car window.
The boy was cold and rational, serious yet convincing.
He wore a pair of black glasses on the bridge of his nose.
This man was no stranger. He was a senior whom only first-years at this school would not recognize.
"..."
The moment he saw him, Hachiman knew that things probably could not be explained today.
Still, as the other man walked toward him, Hachiman called out his name.
"Manabu Horikita."
"What a surprise. I didn't expect you to be here," Hachiman said.
"I brought Mother here. She has a poor sense of direction, so it is more reassuring for her to travel by car," Manabu Horikita said. "And there are also some things I want to tell you."
Oh?
Hachiman was instantly intrigued. He followed Manabu Horikita aside. As a student, he could not leave campus, so Manabu could only walk forward while Hachiman could not go any farther.
They kept a distance of two meters between them.
However, parents were already beginning to leave the school one after another, and the Student Council members still had to return things like phones to the parents, so they remained busy. There were people nearby as well, so Manabu Horikita did not speak immediately. He simply stood there.
Hachiman roughly knew what he wanted to say. It was probably