After finishing the hospitality, the three sisters eagerly focused the conversation on the romantic topic that interested them the most, as such things seemed very curious no matter how one thought about them.
"Next, let's learn about romantic topics together~ Miss Ellen," Ai proposed, her eyes gradually lighting up.
To be honest, she had a crush on someone, but that person was practically like a block of wood—or rather, like a moss-covered stone. No matter how she dropped hints, that person only ever had eyes for the books in the library.
Sometimes Ai even mistook her feelings for that person, wondering if it wasn't a crush at all, but rather just being so angered by the other person that her heart raced, mistaking it for liking them.
This kind of herbivore-type guy was truly detestable!
"Yeah, let's take a walk to help digest our food while chatting about this kind of topic~"
"Majikasukatsu."
Looking at the excited trio, Ellen felt tears welling up in the corners of her eyes again; she estimated that things wouldn't be peaceful shortly.
Romance?
What did such a topic even mean to someone like her who had been single for over thirty years?
"For example... the person you like." Ai naturally steered the conversation right there.
"That's right, we're particularly interested in Miss Ellen's romantic feelings. Don't be so distant, Miss Ellen. In exchange, we can spill all of Ai's little crush stories," Mii cupped her cheeks, her face radiating a sense of gossipy interest.
"That's right." Mii finally stopped saying "Majikasukatsu," nodding as she spoke.
Romance? Such a thing had long since been torn out of her life dictionary when Elliot Woodman chose to take his foster sister Karen instead of her.
To grill someone who had yet to possess any romantic experience about