And so the three of them reported to the office together yet again. Seeing that his two students had successfully led the new girl astray, Masamichi Yaga sighed.
Mr. Eikura, I'm truly sorry.
Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto still wrote practically identical apology letters, while Miwa Chisei tried a different approach this time.
[Sorry, Mr. Yaga. Demolishing the dorm was wrong. I won't do it again.]
Masamichi Yaga stared at the apology letter with a complicated expression. What other nonsense would she get up to next time, then?
In the end, Masamichi Yaga waved a hand and told all three of them to get lost, clearly taking an out-of-sight, out-of-mind approach.
Satoru Gojo was still pouting and sulking. Only after a long while did he finally say something.
"Then go find my dad yourself. Why come to me?"
Miwa Chisei thought for a moment and made no attempt to hide her intentions.
"I wanted to drag you into it so your father wouldn't suspect I was too close to Toji Fushiguro."
Why didn't she want Gojo Yu to grow suspicious? Because the old man would definitely start scheming.
Satoru Gojo was immediately annoyed.
"No way in hell."
Miwa Chisei looked utterly composed. "You're such a good person, Gojo."
Suguru Geto covered his mouth. He sincerely admired Miwa Chisei's ability to spout nonsense without so much as blinking.
Sure enough, a pained expression appeared on Satoru Gojo's extraordinarily handsome face.
Although he knew Miwa Chisei was probably up to no good, he actually enjoyed hearing her say things like that, even if they were lies.
So the silver-haired boy gave the girl beside him several heavy pats on the head, sounding incredibly smug.
"Miwa, you owe me quite a few favors now. Show me a little more respect from now on."