An Introvert’s Hookup Hiccups: This Gyaru Is Head Over Heels for Me! Volume 4 [Parts 1 to 9] by Yuishi

Author:Yuishi
Language: eng
Format: epub

“Shall we pick out gifts before we head out, then? And what should we do for dinner? Is there anything you wanna eat, Nanami?”

“How about we just go to a family restaurant? It’d be weird if we tried to get all fancy with it.”

That was true enough, plus we hadn’t made any reservations or anything.

With our plans sorted, we continued chatting as we chose souvenirs to take back. As we were looking, though, I noticed that Nanami seemed kind of restless and began to wonder if something was wrong. She kept glancing toward the back of the gift shop. As I recalled, there was a promotion on at the time that gave visitors a chance to add their own photo to a heart-shaped slot in a candy tin. That was when it occurred to me. Did we think of doing the exact same thing?

“Nanami, did you by any chance sneak off to that store while we were at the lounge?”

“Huh? Uh, um...”

Nanami’s eyes darted around as she struggled to answer my question, which was rare for her. Seeing her like that, I couldn’t help but smile.

“Actually, I went there too,” I confessed.

“What? You did?”

Right near the lounge where we’d had our desserts, there happened to be another store that offered the same service, where you could place an order and pick up the gift later. I’d stopped by when I’d gotten up to go to the restroom, and I’d ordered a little something there.

Rather than replying aloud to Nanami’s question, I simply nodded. We then took each other’s hands and made our way toward the back of the gift shop. When we got to the pick-up window, we each received the item we’d ordered. We’d both chosen personalized magnetic tins featuring the photos we’d taken in the rose garden earlier that day. Seeing that we’d ordered the exact same thing, we looked at each other and smiled slightly.

“You chose that too?” Nanami asked.

“Yeah. You were feeling sad about the workshop, so I thought maybe it’d make you feel better. Plus the magnet one wasn’t too expensive.”

“I chose it because I wanted to give it to you as a surprise,” Nanami murmured.

“Does this mean we totally failed at surprising each other?”

By sheer coincidence, I had used the photo on my phone, in which we were both making a heart with our hands, and Nanami had used the photo on her phone, in which we were doing the exact same thing.

“I guess we should exchange them anyway—to commemorate our failed surprise,” I suggested.

“Yeah, to commemorate our failure,” she said.

With that, with smiles on both our faces, we exchanged our magnet tins. At first glance, the two tins looked exactly the same. Knowing that she and I were the only ones that could tell the difference filled me with more joy than I’d thought imaginable.

After that, we bid farewell to the park.

“That was so fun! We should come again and do all the things we didn’t get to do this time, especially since they said the illuminations in the winter are supposed to be really pretty.

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