I Became a Spirit in Date A Live, but I Refuse to Go on Dates

So even if Origami wanted to copy what Lingmeng had just done—jump up and let her chest bounce to catch Shido's attention—

She simply didn't have enough to make anything bounce...

Beach Volleyball (Part Two)

Origami stared bitterly at her rather modest chest and silently put Lingmeng on her hit list.

Lingmeng knew nothing about that. She got to her feet, her face burning, and slipped back to her team.

"Okay, you can get up now."

Lingmeng called softly to Shido, who was still on the ground ahead of her.

She really had been a little too close to him just now. If he had opened his eyes, he would have seen her chest.

At this distance, she didn't have to worry about Shido getting an up-close view of her northern and southern hemispheres.

"Oh, right..."

At Lingmeng's reminder, Shido slowly opened his eyes.

He pushed himself up, brushed some sand off his body, and got ready again.

"Let's keep going!"

Shido turned to Reine, who was refereeing.

Lingmeng's team was already one point ahead, and it was all because of his mistake.

If they lost because of him, competitive Kaguya and Yuzuru would definitely be angry, wouldn't they?

He couldn't make that mistake again. He had to clear his mind and think of nothing but volleyball!

Seeing the determination on Shido's face, Reine gave a slight nod.

"...Then play continues. The team that scored serves again."

With that, Reine picked up the volleyball and handed it back to Lingmeng.

"..."

Lingmeng looked at the ball in her hands and fell silent.

She had only just realized that if she served, the two mounds on her chest would move at least a little. That would give Shido quite a view from the other side of the net.

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