Sword Maiden's Game (4)

"Do we really still have to ask private questions?"

Sonia held back a laugh. "If this keeps up, everyone's Black History is going to get dragged out."

"Yes!" Adele said flatly. "It won't be fun otherwise!"

Originally, they had only wanted to get Sonia drunk in exchange for one peaceful night in the Dormitory. They had not expected an unexpected bonus: in the drinking game, Sonia was actually willing to honestly reveal information about "that person." How could they possibly miss this chance?

"All right, then. I have never..." Sonia thought for a moment. "Spat into a roommate's food."

She raised her bottle toward Adele, then drank first as a sign of respect.

Adele had no choice but to take a sip too.

"Adele!" Lois said in shock. "How could you—"

"But Lois, your temper really was bad those days," Adele said helplessly. "And it's not like you were the only one on your period. I was in a terrible mood those days too, and I had some cramps... Seeing you put on that stinky, infuriating, arrogant face, wasn't it normal for me to play a little prank?"

Lois froze. "I thought you were caught by Sonia... You actually dared spit into my food! That's disgusting!"

"That's disgusting?" Adele was not about to take the scolding, and with three parts drunkenness in her, she immediately struck back. "I have never used a roommate's toothbrush to scrub the windowsill!"

The atmosphere in the Dormitory froze. Ingrid turned to look at Sonia, only to see Sonia drain her drink in one gulp.

Noticing the Swordsmanship Girl's surprised gaze, the village girl explained, "I put my toothbrush in the same fixed place every day. The moment something was off, I changed it. Mm, but I really shouldn't have drunk for this, because I