The Sidekick Never Gets the Girl, Let Alone the Protag’s Sister! Volume 2 by Toshizo

Author:Toshizo [TOSHIZO]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: J-Novel Club
Published: 2021-09-13T00:00:00+00:00

“Let’s get to the point. You’re probably wondering why I called you in here.”

“Yes?”

“How’re you feeling? All better now?”

“Bwuh?” I was so surprised, my mind totally shut down for a second.

“I heard you were in really bad shape yesterday. What, you didn’t think I’d be worried about you?” She must’ve realized how shocked I was and sighed heavily. She was right. I figured she’d have something to scold me about, at least.

“And...that’s it?”

“Hmm?”

“But... But that means you’re being nice to me!”

“Hey, inside voice, kid! This is the staff room, for crying out loud...”

“At this rate, this’ll turn into one of those scenes where a teacher’s all nice and stuff to one of their kids! That means I’ll be fertilizer for your character development, and y’know what fertilizer’s made out of? Bullcrap!”

“Okay, the volume’s better now, but your mouth’s still filthy!”

“My Captain!”

“Who’re you even talking about?!” She sighed again. She had a real combo going. “Anyway, I’m not even being that nice in the first place. I’m a teacher, so thinking about my kids every once in a while’s just part of the job.”

“Oh, jeez, way to talk yourself up... And also, calling me all the way to the staff room while I’m still recovering’s a pretty backwards way to show how much you’re thinking about me, isn’t it?”

“You’re the one who said I was being nice in the first place! Sheesh, I shouldn’t have worried. If you can smack-talk me like this, you’ve definitely recovered already.” She looked pretty darn exasperated, and I found myself shrinking away. “Well, as long as you’re all better, that’s all that matters. You would’ve been in a real fix if you’d gotten sick during the tests, but recovering right before they started wouldn’t have been much better either. Wouldn’t have left you much time to make up for all the classes you missed. You’ve already missed enough lessons lately that you’re in real danger of repeating a grade.”

“Aww, shucks, Sensei!”

“Wasn’t a compliment.”

“By the way, who told you that I was sick, anyway?”

“Your guardian.”

“Oooh...” I guess that would mean Gouki-san? Apparently I’d inadvertently caused trouble for him once again. I decided to apologize later.

While I was busy regretting my decisions, another teacher arrived to join the conversation. “Hey there, Kunugi-kun!”

“Oh, Ashikita-sensei. Long day, huh?” Daimon-sensei replied.

“Oh, the usual, Daimon-kun.” Ashikita-sensei was the school’s resident math teacher—a graying old man who was probably somewhere in his late fifties. He was a real nice guy too; he’d been married for ages and had an overall pleasant demeanor. Math teachers are usually known for making their students suffer, but his popularity among the student body made him an exception to that rule. You could just sorta tell he was a decent dude at a glance.

I was surprised, though. Being the thirtyish-and-single lady she was, I figured that Daimon-sensei would prioritize her relationships with the bachelors in the school’s faculty. My assumption was that she’d more or less ignore a married man like Ashikita-sensei, but there she was, talking to him in the most normal manner imaginable.

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