Yashiro-kun's Guide to Going Solo [Complete] by Dojyomaru

Author:Dojyomaru
Language: eng
Format: epub

Nue: ochazuke at the library

That was all it said. Apparently that was her way of telling me to buy her snacks. Well, if that’s all it takes for her to stop being mad at me... I was about to go back inside the store when suddenly I heard a voice say, “Hey, look! It’s Sato.”

Three girls with dyed hair surrounded Sato-san.

“Ahh! M-Misono-san!” Sato-san gasped, her face frozen with fear. Rather than an acquaintance, she looked like she’d crossed paths with a snake.

“So this is where you went, huh? You already left school by the time I got back.”

“Yeah... Ouch!” The girl with reddish-brown hair, who I assumed was the leader, grabbed Sato-san’s shoulder. She must’ve grabbed it pretty roughly, because Sato-san’s face was twisted with pain.

“Good timing. Come with us.”

“B-but I’m busy...”

“Huh? You really think you can say no to us?” The red-haired girl was too intimidating for Sato-san to say anything back.

Uh-oh. This isn’t good at all. I started to head over towards the girls but then stopped. Wait. Should I really be doing this? I hesitated. It wasn’t about whether or not I should help her. But if she wanted to change herself, I just wasn’t sure if I was the one who should be helping her.

I remembered what Sato-san had said before. “I’m sure you can tell by now, but at my last school I was basically a loner. I just...didn’t belong in my classroom.” Those girls had to be from her last school. And judging by her reaction to them, they probably weren’t friends, either.

I wanted to help her...

But I wasn’t her friend. If I helped her now, she would remember this moment as just another time people were mean to her. That might make her even more reluctant to reach out to others. Maybe it would ruin her chances of getting up the courage to change.

Maybe she wouldn’t ever try to make friends again. And that was just too sad.

“Everyone has their own strengths. But there are still limits. Things you can do, and things you just can’t. Confuse the two, and you’ll only end up miserable.” I heard her voice echoing in my head.

“Are you telling me to know my place?”

“No. I’m saying that if you understand what kind of person you are, you should only do things you’re capable of.”

She was right. I wasn’t the person who should be helping Sato-san. This was something I just couldn’t do. So in that case... I’ll have to ask someone else for help. I reached for my phone.

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