So he smiled before saying, "Since Miss Kobayashi likes it, I certainly won't steal the love of another. Come over, then. I think this necklace is quite beautiful."
Upon hearing Uchiha Hikaru's words, Miss Kobayashi finally smiled. She knew it—Uchiha Hikaru had always been an upright gentleman, and he would never steal what someone else loved. She knew that as long as she said she had liked this necklace for a long time, Uchiha Hikaru would definitely give it to her.
She could not help but praise herself for being so clever.
So she fantasized about buying the necklace and giving it to Uchiha Hikaru, imagining the shocked expression on his face. It would surely leave a deep impression on him. It was not that she wanted to have any sort of relationship with Uchiha Hikaru. Her wish was very simple: as long as Uchiha Hikaru remembered her, that would be enough. Yet at the same time, she wondered what it would be like if Uchiha Hikaru truly had special feelings for her.
She could only fantasize about such things. Anyone could tell that someone as outstanding as Uchiha Hikaru would always be surrounded by people of similar standing. How could an ordinary girl like her possibly win his favor? She was merely somewhat pretty, but there was no shortage of beautiful women around Uchiha Hikaru. There was that girl named Bulma, whom Miss Kobayashi had seen many times. Whenever Uchiha Hikaru looked at Bulma, his gaze was always gentle and affectionate, which made her feel very uncomfortable.
Now, she had placed all her hopes on the necklace before her. As long as it could help her leave a deep impression in Uchiha Hikaru's heart, that would be enough. The rest could wait. After all, when the son of a