Days with My Stepsister, Vol. 2 by Ghost Mikawa and Hiten

Author:Ghost Mikawa and Hiten
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Yen On

I collected my bicycle from where I’d parked it along the way, then continued toward the train station with Yomiuri, who’d waited for me.

“It’s getting late,” I started to say, about to bid her good night when she stopped me midsentence.

“Stay with me a little longer,” she said, before starting to walk again in silence.

Despite some momentary confusion, I pushed my bike and followed her. We made our way around the train station, past a famous statue to our left, and continued walking.

“Is there some place you want to go?” I asked.

“My car is parked over here.”

“Oh.”

Yomiuri had told me before that she drove to the bookstore. A car, huh? You had to be eighteen to get a driver’s license. She was in college, so it wasn’t too weird for her to have one. But while she was certainly over eighteen, I wasn’t sure if she was twenty yet—the age of majority in Japan.

It dawned on me that I could also get a driver’s license after my next birthday. I hadn’t considered that before.

“Do you think you’ll start driving, Yuuta?”

“Hmmm. I don’t know.”

“Kids these days aren’t too interested in cars, huh?”

“‘Kids these days’…? How old are you, exactly?”

“That said, I’ve heard half of all men have a license by the age of twenty. Still wanna pass?”

“If one out of every two guys has a license, then I could just pay one of the other half for a ride.”

Yomiuri’s mouth fell open. I was surprised at how much she looked like a shocked manga character.

“Well, my wig and whiskers!” she said.

I couldn’t believe I was hearing a line like that out of a current college girl’s mouth. Even I barely understood what she was saying, and I was fairly well-read. Where in the world did she pick up these terms?

“Is that so strange?” I asked. “I think I’m just being rational.”

“There’s such a thing as ‘too rational.’”

“You think so…? I mean, I guess I’d have to make sure I paid them enough so they wouldn’t think I was being rude.”

“Pay them enough…? That’s not what I mean at all. For one thing, don’t you think it’d be convenient to have a car to give your girlfriend a ride home?”

I hadn’t thought of that.

“But first, I’d have to get a girlfriend,” I said. “For a gloomy guy like me, that might be a challenge.”

“They might start lining up if you had a car.”

“I don’t think I want to date a girl who’s interested in me for my car.”

Yomiuri began to laugh.

“Ha-ha-ha. Well, you’re not wrong there!”

As we spoke, I saw a small forest up ahead—or rather, a park.

“There’s a parking lot next to that green area,” she said. “That’s where I left my car.”

“This is pretty far from the bookstore.”

“Shibuya never has parking lots where you want them. That aside, it’s almost midnight. Why is it still so hot?” she said, waving her small hand in front of her face like a fan.

The trees in the park were covered with thick foliage,

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