Miss you

  Saying that, Shinmura Suzune was about to shed silent tears in her heart. This world actually had a Tokyo, Japan that knew nothing... Should I say it's no wonder they're from the same hometown as Shinichi? Even the subjects they didn't know were consistently speechless.

  Koumura Rinne has already had an experience like this and doesn't want to go through it again.

  She was originally asked to take a seven-day leave, but she and the group leader insisted on changing it to three days. In other words, she has to go back to work tomorrow, so there was an emergency family meeting today.

  "Anyway, Xinyue's Japanese history and English must be improved. It doesn't have to be perfect like the others, at least she can't get zero points!" Kōmura Suzune said with a tone of finality, considering that the little girl currently only knew how to copy words silently and couldn't understand Japanese history, getting zero points was a certainty, because for questions she didn't know how to do, she would just leave them blank...

  So Kōmura Jun'ichi's pressure is really big.

  Copy words, write silently, she can; recite by heart, she cannot.

  Japanese history, she can write a passage from memory, but when it comes to filling in the blanks with words, she can't.

  On a summer afternoon, the coolness was refreshing. The faint sunlight spilled into the vast room, and the golden light climbed onto the youth's delicate white face, as if it had been plated with a layer of gold, ethereal like an immortal, not like a mortal.

  The black-haired girl's quiet gaze was as if frozen in place. She tilted her head, her eyes slightly dull, a longing creeping into her pupils like a warm spring bursting through the ice - she pursed her lips and swallowed hard.

  "Here, for multiple-choice questions, even if you don't know the answer, just choose one option and you'll still get a few questions right. For fill-in-the-blank questions, it's the same, just fill in whatever word looks good... This is a stupid method, but it's the most effective way he can think of to avoid getting zero points."

  Pointing at the English questions on the textbook, Yukimura Seiichi doesn't give out answers, only talks about how to get points. Because even if he explains the methods, it's useless since this kid can't understand.

  "In Japanese history, multiple-choice questions are the same, all with one answer, so just choose B, and for true or false questions, you can just tick them all...". He said, pointing to another exercise book. The boy tilted his head to look over, but the people around him were too quiet, there wasn't even the sound of breathing, he almost thought he was discussing the questions with air.

  He tilted his head, and the purple ribbon on top of her black hair caught his eye. He was taken aback for a moment, only because the girl's silly expression seemed familiar, it was the same longing that appeared when he thought about eating something after just saving her back.

  "Are you hungry?" He almost reflexively asked, but as soon as the words fell, he himself was slightly stunned. Turning around, he looked at the clock hanging behind him, which was only around 2 pm.

  That shouldn't be hunger, he thought, but rather a deep nostalgia for life before the kidnapping incident.

  Every day was simple and carefree, he didn't know she would kill people, he just treated her like a child, although her thoughts were strange and she had a strong sense of vigilance, but at that time, it was really happy.

  A pair of slender white hands suddenly landed on his hand resting on his knee, he was slightly startled, but didn't pull his hand back, only lifted his head to see her clean white profile.

  Those eyes are gazing out at the sky outside, filled with eager anticipation.