"What does it matter? You didn't treat it like a diary either, did you? You wrote some pretty good jokes in it!"
"How should I put it? It's like when some people suddenly feel inspired to write a novel, but then feel a little embarrassed about showing it to others," Sawamura said, scratching his head with slight embarrassment as he listened to Sendou.
"I get it! It's like those chuuni kids and their notebooks full of quotes they wrote themselves—the feeling of having someone else see them! But I never expected you to come up with an explanation like that! Even though it's so simple!"
"Yeah, that's exactly it! Ahahaha!" Sawamura had clearly only registered the first half.
"What are you so happy about?"
"Haha... uh! R-right!" Sawamura came to his senses, his cheeks immediately flushing.
"What are you embarrassed about? Didn't you write this specifically for Sunglasses Uncle to see? Mm! Mm! How should I put it? It just feels a little awkward! But... actually, the moment I said it out loud just now, it didn't feel awkward anymore!" Sawamura nodded with an adorable expression before speaking.
"Then I'll keep reading!" Sendou raised the joke book—no, the Baseball Notebook.
"Go ahead!"
"I'm curious about why your expressions were so varied in the cafeteria today. I haven't seen that part yet!" Sendou muttered.
"Huh? Were they really that varied?!"
"Of course! You're like Akatsuki—you wear everything on your face! Don't tell me you had absolutely no self-awareness?"
"I... I can't refute that!!"
"Pfft! Hahaha, I'm dying!" Sendou burst out laughing the next second.
"What?! What is it?!" Sawamura hurriedly asked.
"You're too loud! Keep it down!!" Sendou gave him a knock on the head.
"Sawamura-shi
GOLDEN WEEK's assignments and shortcomings!
1. Concentration during GOAL periods
2. Don't make noise on