Haibara’s Teenage New Game+ Volume 5 [Parts 1 to 3] by Kazuki Amamiya

Author:Kazuki Amamiya
Language: eng
Format: epub

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I headed home from work; it was about a five-minute walk to the station from the café. The first half of my shift had been hectic today, but all I did in the latter half was chat. Kirishima-san’s mood fluctuated like crazy, which wore me out, but I also gained a lot from our conversation. People with life experience really are a world apart. Who, me? The only thing I’ve accumulated is years of idling away...

“Huh?” When I entered the station, right as I passed through the ticket gate, I spotted a familiar figure’s back.

“Hey, isn’t this cute? It’s trending right now!”

Her black hair was tied into a ponytail, and she wore the same uniform as me. Her slim physique supported a backpack and an enamel sports bag slung over her shoulder. She looked like a high school girl on her way home after practice.

“It’s cute. It looks good on you, Miori.” Walking next to her was a slender high school boy with a pleasant mien.

They were Motomiya Miori and Shiratori Reita. For a split second, I’d almost wanted to call out to them, but didn’t since it’d be insensitive of me to disrupt their alone time. She playfully poked Reita’s side every now and then, jovially chatting with him.

Man, they go home together after practice. ’Course they do. They’re dating, after all. I guess it didn’t feel real until I saw them together firsthand.

“Then our alliance is over. Our partnership is now dissolved.”

I suddenly recalled the conversation I’d had with Miori the night after the school festival’s second day. She sounded sorta unstable back then, but I guess it was just my imagination. At least, I don’t see any signs of distress in her smile now that she’s talking to Reita.

“I’m worrying too much,” I murmured.

I was shocked that our partnership was dissolved just like that, but Miori was only stating the obvious. It’s pointless to draw out something unnecessarily. That’s all she meant.

I stopped at a vending machine and bought a black coffee. If I bumped into them here, Miori and I would take the same train while Reita went home alone. It would put me in a tricky position, so I killed some time.

I was dating now, and so were my friends; that meant there were more things to pay attention to. Setting aside whether that was good or bad, it was only natural that people’s relationships would change as time passed.

I took a sip of canned coffee. As always, it didn’t taste very good.

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