Kept Man? What a Lucky Break!

Saionji Nanase asked curiously, "Suzune, have you finished reading it already?"

Only then did Yukimura Suzune snap back to her senses, realizing she had said it aloud. Her face flushed slightly as she coughed. "Yes..."

Saionji Nanase said in surprise, "You read so fast, Suzune."

"But I can understand."

"Because this work is really, incredibly good."

"Once you start reading, you immediately get absorbed in it."

With an expression of complete empathy, Yukimura Suzune agreed, "Yes, the author's command of language is truly exceptional."

"While the descriptions are incredibly precise, they also bring out the beauty of the writing itself."

"But more importantly, that indescribable sense of melancholy and futility in the story really makes you unable to stop thinking about it and savoring it afterward."

"Ruri, Reisa, Aoi, and Tsukishima-senpai, you haven't read it yet, right?"

"I truly recommend that you read it. It's really outstanding!"

Yukimura Suzune was never stingy with recommendations when it came to excellent works.

Tsukishima Rin blinked.

"Even you, who won the Gunzo New Writers Award, say that? Then it must really be excellent."

Fujiwara Aoi flashed an energetic smile.

"If even you say so, Suzune, then I'll definitely read it!"

Yukimura Suzune grumbled, "You'd better!"

"You fell asleep halfway through reading the novel I wrote."

Fujiwara Aoi gave an awkward smile.

"That's not because your novel wasn't good, Suzune... It's just that I always take a nap at noon."

"If I don't nap, I'm the kind of person who'll literally die of sleepiness!"

Yukimura Suzune gave a soft snort.

"You'd better be!"

Natsume Ruri lightly covered her red lips as she looked at Natsume Chikage.

"Brother, that's what Suzune said. What do you think?"

Even the eyes of the usually timid and shy Kaga Resaki seemed to hold a smile.

Both of them